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3-1 to the super hoops tonight!! You heard it here first Rambo - First Blood, is on straight after the match. Anybody who would like to discuss the STUC´s directive can call Dave Moxham: Deputy General Secretary 0141 337 8100. Full Article at Celtic Quick News
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Scottish football yesterday warmed to Gordon Smith and his call for a long winter break. Given it was the coldest day of the year so far with temperatures plunging below zero his timing couldn't have been better. Full Article at The Daily Record
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Gordon Smith, the Scottish FA chief executive, hopes the moving of the women's football season can pave the way for the men's game to do the same. Full Article at Tribalfootball.com
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Scottish Football Association chief executive Gordon Smith has opened the door to the summer football schedule debate after claiming that the standard of technique in Scottish football would improve if games were played in better weather. Full Article at STV
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Scottish Football Association chief executive Gordon Smith would like to see more football played in the summer months in Scotland. Smith feels technique would improve if football was played in better weather conditions. Full Article at Sporting Life
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Smith: Summer idea Also see SPL fixtures SPL table SPL stats Scottish Football Association chief executive Gordon Smith believes top-flight football should be played in the summer Smith feels technique would improve if football was played in better... Full Article at Sky Sports
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ARBROATH found another unwanted place in the history books when Irvine Meadow became the first junior club to defeat a senior outfit in the Scottish Cup, seeing off the Red Lichties in a 1-0 win. Full Article at Footymad
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Gordon Smith, the Scottish FA chief executive, hopes the moving of the women's football season can pave the way for the men's game to do the same. Full Article at BBC News
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SFA chief executive Gordon Smith is thinking about putting forward the idea of video replays again to the game's lawmakers. Full Article at Footymad.net
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Scottish Cup hero wants a trip to Ibrox or Parkhead in next round. Irvine Meadow celebrated making history in the Scottish Cup and then said: “Bring on the Old Firm”. Full Article at STV
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FRANK Beattie, who has died after a long illness, will forever be a legend in Kilmarnock, not least from his status as captain of the Rugby Park side which won the Scottish League in 1964-65. Full Article at Edinburgh Daily News
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The world will end on December 21, 2012, good news for the tightwads among you planning on only three more sets of Christmas gifts. The apocalypse will begin in 37 months' time. Full Article at The Sunday Mail
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BARRY Ferguson last night urged the SFA to appoint a Scot to succeed George Burley - but admitted he is undecided about relaunching his international career. Full Article at The Daily Record
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Birmingham City midfielder Barry Ferguson says he's in no rush to return to the Scotland fold. SFA chief executive Gordon Smith says whoever takes over from sacked manager George Burley will be free to pick Ferguson. Full Article at Tribalfootball.com
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LAST AUTUMN in his office at Hampden, George Burley was talking about the bruising few months he'd experienced in the Scotland job. Macedonia had already landed a seismic blow to his credibility by then. Full Article at The Scotsman
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He currently craves the anonymity of an old outlaw on the run. But tomorrow's televised visit of Celtic ensures that Levein will remain in the spotlight. Full Article at The Scotsman
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Alex McLeish has warned Barry Ferguson he runs the risk of losing his regular spot at St Andrew's if he makes a return with Scotland. Full Article at ESPN STAR Sports
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Alex McLeish has warned Birmingham midfielder Barry Ferguson he runs the risk of losing his regular spot at St Andrew's if he makes a return to international football with Scotland. Full Article at Give Me Football
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Scotland: Barry Ferguson warned he could lose Birmingham place if he returns to international set-up
BIRMINGHAM boss Alex McLeish has warned Barry Ferguson he runs the risk of losing his regular spot at St Andrew's if he makes a return to international football with Scotland. Full Article at The Sunday Mail
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Alex McLeish has warned Birmingham midfielder Barry Ferguson he runs the risk of losing his regular spot at St Andrew's if he makes a return to international football with Scotland. Full Article at Sporting Life
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WASHINGTON - APRIL 23: U.S. President Barack Obama holds a meeting with officials from the credit card industry at the White House April 23, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - SEPTEMBER 05: Gordon Smith (L) chief executive of the SFA and George Peat SFA president (R) watch the FIFA 2010 World Cup Qualifier match beteween Scotland and Macedonia at Hampden Park on September 5, 2009 in Glasgow, Scotland.
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GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - SEPTEMBER 05: Gordon Smith (L) chief executive of the SFA and George Peat SFA president (R) watch the FIFA 2010 World Cup Qualifier match beteween Scotland and Macedonia at Hampden Park on September 5, 2009 in Glasgow, Scotland.
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Representatives of the credit card industry, from left, Gordon Smith of JP Morgan Chase & Co. , Christopher McWilton of Mastercard Worldwide, and David Nelms of Discover, listen as President Barack Obama makes remarks after meeting in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington...
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Governor General's Awards in Visual and Media Arts winner Gordon Smith is seen with his work 'Winter Pond 2002' following an announcement by the Canadian Council for the Arts on the winners of the 2009 Governor General's Awards in Visual and Media Arts at the National Gallery of Canada...
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GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - SEPTEMBER 05: Gordon Smith (L) chief executive of the SFA and George Peat SFA president (R) watch the FIFA 2010 World Cup Qualifier match beteween Scotland and Macedonia at Hampden Park on September 5, 2009 in Glasgow, Scotland.
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Ireland did it on a different basis. They did it with a sponsor, so that's a different way of doing it. Whether that can be achieved, attained, is something that we'll have to look at.
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It is with regret that we announce George Burley?s departure ... We now have four months until our next scheduled match, against Czech Republic, and will therefore utilise the intervening period to ensure we attract the best possible replacement to take Scotland forward.
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I should point out that the Scottish FA stands by its decision to give the national coach our full support despite failure to qualify for the World Cup play-offs. It would have been negligent not to have given George every opportunity to rebuild and revitalise the squad in light of the improved performa...
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The decision was not a direct consequence of Saturday's 3-0 defeat to Wales but a realisation the expectations of the supporters, SFA and George himself were not being met.
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It should be stressed that the decision was not a direct consequence of Saturday's unacceptable 3-0 defeat to Wales but, rather, a realisation that the expectations of the supporters, the Scottish FA and George himself, were not being met.
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The rule reflects the changes to our society in recent years, and is designed to promote social inclusion in football. Islam is a talented boy who has worked hard. He did not move to Scotland seeking to play international football.
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Terry is busy on Inverness club duty while we are in Japan, so George will need some support for that game ... I would imagine he’ll want to get someone on board within the next couple of weeks.
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We met with George yesterday and it was clear that he was as disappointed as everyone that we have not made it to South Africa
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