The Full Scottish

There have been rumblings, really since the Euros this summer, about whether Steve Clarke is still the best man to lead Scotland.

Celtic have spent nearly £70 million on their current squad, or more than three times what their bitter rivals from Glasgow’s Govan do.

Celtic and Rangers may have been humbled this week, but the rest of the teams in Scotland are still reaping the benefits of their participation in Europe.

Celtic are on a high following their 5-1 victory over Slovan Bratislava. Meanwhile, St. Johnstone have sacked veteran manager Craig Levein.

St. Johnstone joined Prem sides Hearts, Hibernian and St. Mirren in reducing the allocation for traveling supporters for fixtures against Celtic and Rangers.

Scotland, minus Celtic Captain Callum McGregor, lost 3-2 to Poland, at Hampden on Thursday, in Nations’ League play. Coincidence? Give it a rest.

The need for Celtic to sign central defenders has been glaring since Cameron Carter-Vickers endured an injury-plagued campaign last season

Meaningless Scottish Football statistic alert: Last weekend, Celtic’s first team, B team and women’s team beat their opponents by a score of 16-1 collectively. Rubbish, you say? Doesn’t matter? Well, to be fair, the collective score line owes much to the 9-0 pasting the women’s team handed to visiting Dundee United on “flag day” at

Two VAR officials scheduled to work Rangers’ Champions’ League qualifier were arrested for being drunk & disorderly. Thankfully, BEFORE the match, not during.

The 2024-25 Scottish Premier season kicks off this weekend and Brian P. Dunleavy is back to assess the fortunes of teams around the league.