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Where have all the heroes gone? With Scotland's two biggest golfing weeks of the season coming up, upon whom do you pin your patriotic hopes? Where is the Andy Murray of the fairways? (The Herald)Just now
Poor view from the window we’re feeling The transfer window is open. For Scottish clubs, it is beginning to resemble a two-way mirror. The demise of Setanta Sports' UK operations has left the Scottish Premier League with a colossal revenue crater that BSkyB and ESPN are in the process of repairing, at a knock-down price. (The Herald)Just now
Former Hearts striker Jankauskas signs with New England New England Revolution have signed Lithuanian striker Edgaras Jankauskas. Jankauskas, 34, has more than 18 seasons of experience in the European professional leagues. read more (tribalfootball.com)Yesterday
Cadamarteri is ready to take SPL by storm DUNDEE UNITED striker Danny Cadamarteri hopes to be top of the class for the Tangerines after doing his homework on his new club. (The Courier)Just now
Calum Speaks To Dundee Mad Calum Melville speaks to Dundee Mad. (Dundee-MAD)9 hours ago
Rice seeks new Fletcher for Hibs Hibernian assistant manager Brian Rice vows to help the club produce another striker like Steven Fletcher. (BBC News)4 hours ago
McDonald to lead Hoops Scott McDonald has been named Celtic captain - but only for their pre-season match in his native Australia. (PA Sport via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Sport)5 hours ago
DEREK JOHNSTONE: Expect Walter to set the wheels of deals in motion WALTER SMITH returns to work this week and I don't think the manager will waste much time in getting down to business. There is not the money available to spend on players that he would have wished for and there is still a need to cash in on one or two first-team players. (EveningTimes Online)12 hours ago
Fitness comes first for Chris STRICKEN stopper Chris Smith last night admitted he can't even begin to think about challenging new boy Paul Gallacher for the number one jersey at St Mirren until he has recovered from his horror knee injury. (Paisley Daily Express)2 days ago
Michael Jackson's will leaves estate to trust and names Diana Ross as possible guardian to his children Michael Jackson's will was filed in a Los Angeles court today granting his entire estate to a family trust and nominating his mother or Diana Ross as the guardian of his three children. (Times Online)2 days ago
Motherwell manager Jim Gannon plays blame game after defeat to Llanelli New manager Jim Gannon points finger at his captain. (Daily Telegraph)6 hours ago
Keeper Mannus gets Falkirk trial Brian McLean signs for Falkirk after the defender leaves Motherwell. (BBC News)11 hours ago
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