Scottish Premier League News
Hearts resolve Nade row
Hearts have confirmed they have resolved their disciplinary issues with striker Christian Nade.
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Old Firm stars: Stub it out for life - Glasgow Evening Times

Glasgow Evening Times
Glasgow Evening Times
As National No Smoking Day got under way Rangers striker Kris Boyd and Celtic forward Diomansy Kamara urged all smokers to kick the habit. ...
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2000 arrested as cops crack down on abuse - Glasgow Evening Times
Glasgow Evening Times
More than 800 domestic abusers were also targeted in an operation ahead of the Celtic v Rangers match on January 3. Over the past five meetings of the two ...
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Post-match reaction
What the managers said after Tuesday's games in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League
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Hardie waits on Saints future
St Johnstone midfielder Martin Hardie admits he is in the dark if he will win a new deal at the club.
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Terrace abuse stuns Ifil
Jerel Ifil admits he has never encountered anything like the abuse being dished out to Aberdeen's players.
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Brown takes blame for weak Well
Craig Brown blames himself for Motherwell's disappointing performance at St Mirren.
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Saints boss rues missed chances
St Mirren boss Gus MacPherson feels his side deserved to beat Motherwell but just lacked a scoring touch in the scoreless draw.
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Calderwood rues second-half show
Kilmarnock manager Jimmy Calderwood is dismayed at how his side failed to recover from going behind to Rangers.
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Rangers march on
Steven Whittaker and Kenny Miller struck in the second half as Rangers beat Kilmarnock 2-0 at Rugby Park on Tuesday to go 13 points clear at the top of the Clydesdale Bank Premier League...
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ScotFoot: 09 Mar SPL Double Bill
Kenny Macintyre presents as the Sportsound team analyse the proposed takeover of Rangers and the Ibrox club's match with Kilmarnock as well as Motherwell's trip to St Mirren.
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Smith praises prolific Whittaker
Rangers manager Walter Smith praises the contribution of Steven Whittaker following the defender's 11th goal of the season in the midweek win over Kilmarnock.
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Well held by Buddies
Motherwell missed the chance to move level with Hibs after being held to a goalless draw by St Mirren.
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Gers extend SPL lead
Rangers are once again 13 points clear of Celtic after securing a 2-0 success over Kilmarnock.
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St Mirren 0-0 Motherwell
Neither side manages to carve out a goal in the Scottish Premier League match at St Mirren Park.
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Kilmarnock 0-2 Rangers
Second-half goals by Steven Whittaker and Kenny Miller help Rangers move 13 points clear at the top of the Scottish Premier League with victory over Kilmarnock.
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Tuesday's Scottish football as it happened
Rangers win 2-0 at Rugby Park, while it's a point apiece at St Mirren Park where Motherwell were the visitors.
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Stevie V and the greatest football two-fingered (and one-fingered) salutes
It might have started at Agincourt in response to French threats to cut off our archers' fingers, and it's been popularised since by figures as diverse as Johnny Rotten, Winston Churchill, showjumping's Harvey Smith and Kes from, er, Kes.Yet no band of men has fully embraced the V-sign (and its one-fingered equivalent) more than our football heroes. With Steven Gerrard joining in against Wigan on Monday night, it's time to leaf through our gallery above. Click on the middle icon on the right ...
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Driver back in training
Hearts boss Jim Jefferies has been boosted by the news that winger Andrew Driver is back in training.
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Benjelloun calm on future
Hibs' Abdessalam Benjelloun insists he taking a relaxed approach to where he will be playing next season.
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