With Rangers just 6 wins from the SPL title, the panel discuss the differences between the Old Firm and their managers. Motherwell manager Craig Brown apologises to fans after their midweek performance.
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Rangers utility man Steven Whittaker insists that scoring goals is his second priority behind keeping clean sheets.
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Motherwell claimed their 15th clean sheet of the season in last night's 0-0 draw against St Mirren and lead the SPL shut-out table by three from Rangers...
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Glasgow Evening Times
Rangers revenge alert
Glasgow Evening Times
Dundee United boss Peter Houston will take his team to Ibrox for Sunday's Scottish Cup tie hoping to cap their renaissance with revenge for a 7-1 humbling ...

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Manager Walter Smith is backing Andy Webster to play a significant role for Rangers when he returns from his loan at Dundee United.
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Glasgow Evening Times
Victory the sure winner in argument of substance over style...
Glasgow Evening Times
Walter Smith will probably disagree, but his side's victory over Kilmarnock at Rugby Park summed up their season. It was disciplined rather than dazzling ...

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Glasgow Evening Times
Walter Smith: Handy to have loan Ranger Andy Webster back
Glasgow Evening Times
Walter Smith reckons Andy Webster will be a major player for Rangers when he returns next season. Smith loaned Webster to SPL rivals Dundee United at the ...

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Glasgow Evening Times
Calderwood in a rage at Killie's half measures
Glasgow Evening Times
However, he has vowed that his team will be ready for Celtic in the Active Nation Scottish Cup on Saturday. “It looks as though Rangers ran out comfortable ...

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Dundee United are desperate to make amends for their 7-1 thrashing by Rangers when the sides meet in Sunday's Scottish Cup tie.
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Glasgow Evening Times
Old Firm stars: Stub it out for life
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
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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What the managers said after Tuesday's games in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League
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Kilmarnock manager Jimmy Calderwood is dismayed at how his side failed to recover from going behind to Rangers.
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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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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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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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Rangers are once again 13 points clear of Celtic after securing a 2-0 success over Kilmarnock.
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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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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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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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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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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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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 ...
Read more [Mirror] 

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 ...
Read more [Mirror] 

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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