Celtic commence campaign against Ross County
Celtic start their defence of the Scottish Premier League title at Parkhead against Ross County.
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Wolves reject bid for Griffiths
Wolves have rejected a bid from Hibernian for prized striker Leigh Griffiths.
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Hearts set to go into administration
Scottish Premier League side Hearts are set to go into administration, as their financial problems deepen.
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Financial crisis at Hearts deepens
Hearts have been told the Scottish Premier League will not step in to bail them out of their latest financial crisis.
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SFL clubs vote for merger with SPL
Scottish Football League clubs voted in favour of a merger with the Scottish Premier League at Hampden Park today.
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Portuguese striker to hold talks with Celtic
Amido Balde arrived in Glasgow on Monday afternoon ahead of talks over a proposed move to Celtic.
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Lennon wants Stokes to live up to potential
Celtic boss Neil Lennon has challenged striker Anthony Stokes to fulfil his potential and make a career for himself.
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Bhoys maintain interest in Doyle
Celtic manager Neil Lennon says the club may re-examine the possibility of signing Republic of Ireland international Kevin Doyle.
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Smith takes over as Rangers chairman
Walter Smith has been appointed non-executive chairman of the Rangers board, the club today confirmed in a statement to the Stock Exchange.
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Lennon set for budget talks with Desmond
Double-winning Celtic boss Neil Lennon is due to hold talks with the club's majority shareholder Dermot Desmond as he bids to work out his budget for next season.
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Celtic complete double with Cup win over Hibs
Gary Hooper's first-half double helped Celtic to a comfortable Scottish Cup final win over Hibernian at Hampden Park.
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No extra pressure on Celtic, insists Lennon
Celtic boss Neil Lennon believes the pressure is equally split between both sides in Sunday's Scottish Cup final against Hibernian.
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Stokes wants Celtic symphony at Hampden
Celtic striker Anthony Stokes has warned the quiet Hampden atmosphere could sound the death knell for the Hoops' double ambitions.
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Fenlon: Hibs not a one-man team
Hibs boss Pat Fenlon insists all his players will have to be on top form to have a chance of lifting the Scottish Cup.
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Daly agrees deal to move to Rangers
Rangers have confirmed the signing of Dubliner Jon Daly.
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Griffiths not keen on Wolves return
On-loan Hibernian striker Leigh Griffiths has told parent club Wolves he does not want to return to Molineux.
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Celtic finish season in style
Celtic finished off their Clydesdale Bank Premier League campaign in style with a convincing 4-0 win over Dundee United at Tannadice.
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Lennon sad about Hearts' problem
Neil Lennon claims the loss of Hearts from the SPL would leave Scotland's top-flight without its second and third biggest clubs.
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Ireland 'keeper Randolph moves to Birmingham City
Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Darren Randolph has agreed a move to npower Championship side Birmingham City.
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Hibs' Griffiths named SPL player of the year
Hibernian striker Leigh Griffiths has collected his third award of the season after being named Clydesdale Bank Premier League Player of the Year.
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