Stewart Primrose

The fans are getting excited and there is a growing sense of optimism that a last 16 place could be secured. Those inside Ibrox, meanwhile, are rightly remaining grounded and are not proclaiming any outrageous or ambitious plans. The narrow …

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It wasn’t pretty but few from the Rangers camp will care how they grabbed a point from Old Trafford on Tuesday night. A goalless draw away to Manchester United should not have any negativity put towards it, although some will …

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Silly season has definitely arrived in Scotland, despite the lack of money for Glasgow’s big two. The last week or so has seen several players linked with the Old Firm, particularly Celtic. It does seem rather strange, but it’s a …

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Rangers dominated the 2009/10 season not only in the league table, but also the player and manager awards. Steven Davis and David Weir shared the numerous honours that were on offer, and deservedly so. However, there was a missing man …

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So it appears it’s looking less plausible that Celtic will be playing in the money spinning Champions League next season. With nearly every domestic league completed this term, we now know who will be participating in the qualifiers for Europe’s …

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The Active Nation Scottish Cup Final will have a different feel to it this weekend, and one that is most welcome. Dundee United will take on Ross County on Saturday with it being only the second final for 12 years …

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The proposed takeover of one of Scotland’s great institutions has been a long drawn out affair, but appears no end is in sight. The owner Sir David Murray announced his intentions to sell the club four years ago, although some …

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The Scottish Premier League culminated last weekend, and it will be remembered for many things, good and bad. Saturday saw Falkirk relegated into the First Division, after they were unable to defeat Kilmarnock at Rugby Park. A victory would have …

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