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BBC: Crosas pins Celtic's hopes on cup
Celtic midfielder Marc Crosas believes winning the Scottish Cup would salvage something from a disappointing season.

BBC: Group mulls over Rangers takeover
The group considering a possible takeover of Rangers will decide within a fortnight whether to make an offer for the club.

BBC: Jefferies happy with Hearts start
Jim Jefferies says the club's owner Vladimir Romanov is happy with the way the manager's second spell at Tynecastle is shaping up.

BBC: Well boss cools talk on Euro spot
Motherwell boss Craig Brown will ignore talk of targeting a Europa League place until Well secure a top six spot in the Scottish Premier League.

The Scotsman: Hearts boss Jefferies silent on Jose Goncalves' recall
JIM JEFFERIES today refused to reveal whether Jose Goncalves' exile from the Hearts side would resume if Dawid Kucharski is fit for Hearts Saturday's Clydesdale Bank P

BBC: Leg break ends McNamara's season
Falkirk defender Jackie McNamara is out for the season after breaking his leg while playing for on-loan club Partick Thistle.

The Scotsman: Hearts admit Jose Goncalves likely to leave
JIM JEFFERIES has admitted for the first time that he is resigned to losing the fight to keep Jose Goncalves at Tynecastle as the Portuguese defender refuses to sign a new con

The Scotsman: Bamba ready to make Hibs cup quarter-final
HIBS ace Sol Bamba was today poised to get the green light to play in Saturday's Active Nation Scottish Cup clash with Ross County as he returned to training with John Hu

The Scotsman: Hearts legend John Robertson to coach young strikers
JOHN ROBERTSON was due at Riccarton today to hold a coaching session with young Hearts strikers after agreeing to assist manager Jim Jefferies on a non-contract basis.
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·Rumour Mill: Thursday's football rumours and gossip
Lubo fears for Mowbray's future, Smith is Ellis's man and Rangers could win league at Parkhead - all this and more in today's Rumour Mill.
·Hearts boss Jefferies silent on Jose Goncalves' recall
JIM JEFFERIES today refused to reveal whether Jose Goncalves' exile from the Hearts side would resume if Dawid Kucharski is fit for Hearts Saturday's Clydesdale Bank P
·Relentless Rangers homing in on title
THE current Rangers team are deserving of the Private Eye treatment, where an apology is rendered in the unashamed style of newspapers prone to suddenly changing their view on
·Hearts admit Jose Goncalves likely to leave
JIM JEFFERIES has admitted for the first time that he is resigned to losing the fight to keep Jose Goncalves at Tynecastle as the Portuguese defender refuses to sign a new con
·Bamba ready to make Hibs cup quarter-final
HIBS ace Sol Bamba was today poised to get the green light to play in Saturday's Active Nation Scottish Cup clash with Ross County as he returned to training with John Hu
·Man Utd 4 - 0 AC Milan: Red-hot Rooney leaves Beckham in shade
DAVID Beckham described Wayne Rooney as among the world's best as Manchester United put his AC Milan side out of the Champions League.
·Hearts legend John Robertson to coach young strikers
JOHN ROBERTSON was due at Riccarton today to hold a coaching session with young Hearts strikers after agreeing to assist manager Jim Jefferies on a non-contract basis.
·John Hughes bills County match as 'biggest of the season'
NORMALLY managers insist that league games take priority, but being in charge of Hibernian requires that the focus is placed just as firmly on the Scottish Cup.
·Robbie Keane impressed by partner Rasmussen
ROBBIE Keane has paid tribute to fellow forward Morten Rasmussen, with the Dane starting to suggest he may be the Irishman's ideal foil at Celtic.
·Raith dealt a blow as broken arm rules Wilson out for season
DEVASTATED Raith Rovers defender Craig Wilson has seen his Scottish Cup injury jinx strike again as he prepares for surgery on his shattered broken arm.

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·Hearts admit Jose Goncalves likely to leave
JIM JEFFERIES has admitted for the first time that he is resigned to losing the fight to keep Jose Goncalves at Tynecastle as the Portuguese defender refuses to sign a new con
·Bamba ready to make Hibs cup quarter-final
HIBS ace Sol Bamba was today poised to get the green light to play in Saturday's Active Nation Scottish Cup clash with Ross County as he returned to training with John Hu
·Hearts legend John Robertson to coach young strikers
JOHN ROBERTSON was due at Riccarton today to hold a coaching session with young Hearts strikers after agreeing to assist manager Jim Jefferies on a non-contract basis.
·Ross County defender says they have nothing to lose in cup clash with Hibs
ROSS COUNTY defender Steven Watt says his side have nothing to lose when they travel to Easter Road this weekend.
·Ex-Hearts star Ritchie hails Jim and Craig as he sets out on his own managerial career
AT A time when he is struggling to get a foot on the management ladder, Paul Ritchie could surely be forgiven for wishing the likes of Jim Jefferies and Craig Brown were headi
·Beckham hoping United go on to lift Champions League
DAVID BECKHAM is backing Manchester United for Champions League glory following their four-goal demolition of AC Milan at Old Trafford last night.
·Trio see red in four minutes of madness
SPARTANS cruised into the third round of the King Cup with a 7-0 victory against an ill-disciplined Lothian Thistle team, who had three players sent off in a mad four-minute s
·Hibs: Your Views
HIBBIES are hopeful the worst is over for their team.
·Hearts: Your Say
ONE Jambo was puzzled by a substitution, while others are looking ahead.
·Pellegrini backed after Real exit
REAL MADRID director general Jorge Valdano gave coach Manuel Pellegrini a vote of confidence in the wake of last night's Champions League exit to Lyon.

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·Weir: Miller is world class
David Weir has compared goalscorer Kenny Miller to Francesco Totti or Christian after Scotland held Italy to a 1-1 draw on Saturday night.
·Falkirk and Gretna - Champions
With only four games to go falkirk and gretna have been declared champions of there league. It came after falkirk beat Ross County 1-0 and Gretna beating Stenhousemuir a massive 7-0.
·Scotland V Italy Squads Announced
Dundee United striker Lee Miller has been drafted into the Scotland squad for the World Cup qualifiers against Italy...Italy will have either veteran Angelo Peruzzi or the inexperienced Morgan De Sanctis in goals for the World Cup qualifier with Scotland on Saturday.
·AZ Eye Zura
AZ Alkmaar have made a bid for Rangers defender Zura Khizanishvili.
·Celtic in for St Mirren wonderkid!
Looks like Celtic are set to make a move for Kirk Broadfoot as Gordon Strachan seeks to shore up an ageing and suspect hoops defensive line.
·Craig Bellamy
Welsh star, Craig Bellamy, brought an end to his turbulent Newcastle career by signing a 4 year deal with Premiership club, Blackburn Rovers...
·Levien Blasts Bobo
Leicester boss, Craig Levien, has blasted Bobo Balde after a horrid tackle during a friendly with Leicester, that had left a 17 year old Aussie with a broken leg.
·Hearts Face Hefty £60k Fine
Hearts face a £60,000 fine after fielding an out of contract player against Celtic. The club fielded Graham Weir in the 2-1 defeat to the Park Head Club earlier this year.
·Aliadiere set for Celtic ???
Arsenal's French striker Jeremie Aliadiere could be on his way to Celtic on loan. Gunners boss Arsene Wenger has already discussed the move with Bhoys counterpart Gordon Strachan over a season-long loan deal.
·Roberton given County boss's job
Former Hearts and Inverness Caledonian Thistle boss John Robertson has been named as the new Ross County manager. Robertson, who is currently on holiday, will be officially introduced to the media and fans on Monday.

Scotsman.com Sport - Football - Scottish Cup

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·Raith dealt a blow as broken arm rules Wilson out for season
DEVASTATED Raith Rovers defender Craig Wilson has seen his Scottish Cup injury jinx strike again as he prepares for surgery on his shattered broken arm.
·SFA joins up with Mars to lure adults back into football
THE SFA hopes to lure thousands of lapsed adults back into football through a new sponsorship agreement with Mars. The four-year partnership with the leading confectionery b

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·Leg break ends McNamara's season
Falkirk defender Jackie McNamara is out for the season after breaking his leg while playing for on-loan club Partick Thistle.
·Ayr Utd 1-0 Partick Thistle
Ayr move out of the bottom two of the First Division with a narrow victory over mid-table Partick Thistle.
·McGlynn eyes Dens cup cash boost
Raith Rovers manager John McGlynn thinks victory at Dundee in Saturday's Scottish Cup quarter-final could help clear the the Fife club's debts.
·Inverness CT 3-1 Queen o' South
An Adam Rooney hat-trick seals victory for Inverness CT in the First Division fixture at the Caledonian Stadium.
·Raith Rovers 2-1 Ross County
Raith Rovers come from behind to beat Ross County, who slip to third in the First Division table.
·Airdrie Utd 1-1 Dunfermline
Dunfermline claim a point at the Excelsior Stadium thanks to Willie Gibson's late penalty.
·Brechin City 1-0 Stirling Albion
Mark Docherty's first-half goal gives Brechin victory over Stirling Albion.
·Cowdenbeath 2-1 Arbroath
Cowdenbeath come from behind to beat Second Division rivals Arbroath.
·East Fife 1-1 Clyde
Nine-man East Fife battle to a draw against bottom club Clyde at Bayview Stadium.
·Stenhousemuir 2-0 Peterhead
Goals by Scott Gibb and Scott Dalziel give Stenhousemuir victory over Peterhead.

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