QPR striker Remy arrested in rape inquiry
Queens Park Rangers striker Loic Remy has been arrested on suspicion of rape.
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St Mirren chief dismisses 'conspiracy theories'
St Mirren chairman Stewart Gilmour has threatened legal action against the conspiracy theorists who claim he sank league reconstruction talks in a bid to favour Rangers.
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Rangers Green faces racism charges
Rangers chief executive Charles Green faces a Scottish Football Association charge over alleged racist comments, the SFA has confirmed.
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Crossmaglen management team steps down
The joint-managers of Crossmaglen Rangers, Tony McEntee and Gareth O'Neill, have stepped down from their posts after three years in charge.
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Rangers post end of year loss of £7m
Rangers have posted a loss of £7million for the last seven months of 2012.
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Lennon: 'Rangers got their own way'
Celtic manager Neil Lennon is unhappy with the fine imposed on oldco Rangers by an independent commission who found the Ibrox club guilty of making undisclosed payments to players.
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Rangers fined but hold on to titles
Oldco Rangers have been handed a fine of £250,000 following an investigation into undisclosed payments to players but the club will not be stripped of any titles.
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Brigid's end Crossmaglen's three in a row dream
Crossmaglen Rangers' dreams of a third All-Ireland club title in a row died in Cusack Park this afternoon when they were edged out by St Brigids, 2-7 to 1-09.
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Anton Ferdinand completes Turkey move
Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand joined Bursaspor on loan as the Turkish championship continued to swell its ranks with players from Europe's more prestigious leagues.
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Irish cider causes Old Firm split
Celtic and Rangers will have a different jersey sponsor next season after the Parkhead club signed a three-year deal with Magners.
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Rangers threaten to quit Scottish football
Rangers chief executive Charles Green believes the club should attempt to quit Scottish football if league reconstruction plans are approved.
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Rangers: Scottish football plans an 'abomination'
Rangers have described Scottish football reconstruction plans as an "abomination".
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Redknapp's Rangers stun Blues at the Bridge
Chelsea's four-match winning run in the Barclays Premier League ground to a spectacular halt as struggling west London rivals QPR claimed a shock 1-0 victory at Stamford Bridge.
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Redknapp wants to bring Anelka to QPR
Queens Park Rangers would be interested in signing Nicolas Anelka in the January transfer window if the price is right, manager Harry Redknapp has revealed.
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McCoist staggered by Rangers support
Rangers manager Ally McCoist has praised fans for contributing around £5million to a share issue.
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Rangers set to boycott Dundee United game
Dundee United fans have responded with disappointment to the news that Rangers will not accept their ticket allocation for the William Hill Scottish Cup tie at Tannadice.
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Revenue to appeal Rangers tax verdict
HM Revenue and Customs is to appeal against the outcome of a tribunal which saw the former Rangers Football Club win its tax case.
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QPR and Villa ends all-square
Queens Park Rangers equalled the Premier League's longest ever winless start to a season today as they failed to overcome Aston Villa in Harry Redknapp's first home match at the helm.
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Scottish Football League may undergo facelift
Rangers chief executive Charles Green expects the Scottish Football League to unveil plans for league reconstruction this week.
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Terry banned for four games for racial abuse
Chelsea captain John Terry has been banned for four matches and fined £220,000 for racially abusing Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand.