Scottish Football

(26-04-2018 14:59 )mikedafc Wrote:  Seems Steven Gerrard is being seriously touted as being next Rangers manager! Might be a good call as he does have experience of stopping Brendan Rodgers from winning the league

I thought Stevie g was catholic

Last chance for Brechin to win a league game this season 9/1 if you want to back them at home against Queen of The South.

Last time a team went a whole season without winning a league game was Vale of Leven in season 1891/92

Hamilton 2 Ross County 0 - phew, but it's not over yet.

Cove Rangers 4 Spartans 0! (1st leg)

Dunfermline won 4-0 against Dumbarton to pip Inverness CT to the last Championship promotion playoff. Kudos to Inverness for winning 8 of last 9 games to give themselves a change of making playoffs.

Ayr United won 2-0 against Albion Rovers and snatched the League One title from Raith who could only manage a 0-0 draw with Alloa Athletic. Queens Park beat Arbroath 3-0 to condemn Albion Rovers to automatic relegation to League 2.

Peterhead beat Edinburgh City 2-1 but missed out on the League 2 title as Montrose's point in a 1-1 draw with Elgin was enough to see them take the League 2 title.

Cove beat Spartans 4-0 in 1st leg of playoff to see who plays Cowdenbeath in promotion/relegation League 2 playoff

Yeah, I was glad for Ayr

Brechin City's winless record might be matched by Fort William in the Highland League, who play Keith on Wednesday I think in their last chance for a win this season.

Jim Duffy has left Morton by mutual consent

I feel sorry for Murty really, because Rangers and Aberdeen have pushed Celtic a bit better than usual (given the result was evident months ago, it's surely still impressive that Celtic have taken until now to actually win the bloody thing) this season.

Gerrard will not bring Rangers the title next season. I say this with all the confidence of all my other predictions which... er... never mind.

^ Gerrard does have form for costing Rodgers a title but he won't do it as Rangers manager

Well it is 0-0 between Dunfermline v Dundee United in the 1st leg of play off game at EEP tonight, no thanks to Bobby Madden who sent Lee Ashcroft off for what he and only he deemed was denying a clear goalscoring opportunity in 55mins. We looked under no threat from United until then.

2 good chances and 1 good save from Pars keeper kept them at bay and Memhet had to pull off good saves from Aird and Clark to keep Pars out.

Hopefully we win our appeal and Ashcroft is available for Friday Night second leg and we have a referee prepared to book Moshini for his bad tackles something Madden didn't do tonight

Spartans 2 Cove R 1 (2-5 agg)