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Hutton has been in superb form for Rangers this season

Rangers and Tottenham are in talks over the transfer of Alan Hutton to the English Premier League club.

BBC Scotland understands that a fee of about £8m could secure the sale of the Scottish international right-back.

Newcastle have also been credited with an interest in the 23-year-old, who signed a five-year deal in July and has been in superb for... Read more »

McIntyre has signed a two-and-a-half year deal with the Pars

Dunfermline have appointed Jim McIntyre as their new manager.

McIntyre, who has been caretaker boss at East End Park since Stephen Kenny left the Pars on 4 December, has signed a two-and-a-half year deal.

The Pars have climbed to fourth in the table after McIntyre steered them to their fourth straight win,... Read more »

Robson scored for United from a controversial free-kick

Dundee United captain Barry Robson grabbed a hat-trick at Tannadice to sink shambolic eight-man Hearts.

Robson smashed home from eight yards after 22 minutes but Christophe Berra levelled before half-time.

Hearts' Marius Zaliukas was sent-off for elbowing Lee Wilkie and Robson ... Read more »

Barry Nicholson drills home a late spot-kick winner for Aberdeen

Aberdeen scraped three points at Pittodrie, thanks to Barry Nicholson's late penalty against Caley Thistle.

Lee Mair came close to putting the Dons ahead in the 21st minute, but his header was saved by Michael Fraser.

Inverness failed to replicate their impressive recent form, and Richard... Read more »

Michael Higdon holds off the challenge of Kilmarnock's Frazer Wright

Falkirk continued their good form with a narrow victory at Rugby Park.

Carl Finnigan scored his second goal in as many games when he headed home a Dean Holden cross on 11 minutes.

Kilmarnock pressurised the Bairns as full-time approached, but veteran Russell Latapy ensured the visitors ... Read more »

Wilkie is unhappy Dundee United and Hearts are being "forced" to play

Lee Wilkie has called SPL chiefs "stupid and arrogant" for ordering Dundee United's league match against Hearts to go ahead on Wednesday.

The defender believes the game should have been postponed following the death of Motherwell's Phil O'Donnell, just after Saturday's match with United.

Wilkie said: "It is a joke... Read more »

The 35-year-old collapsed during his team's game on Saturday and was pronounced dead a short time later.

Robert Liddle, the club doctor, said: "The post-mortem revealed that Phil had suffered left ventricular failure of the heart."

It was also announced that the player's funeral service would take place in Hamilton at noon on Friday.

The Requiem Mass, in St Mary's Church, Cadzow Street, will be followed by internment at the nearby Bent Cemetery.

At the request of his wife Eileen, the church service will be for family and friends only.

Mrs O'Donnell said she had been left "devastated" by her husband's death.

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Category: SPL News | Views: 66 | Added by: itwp | Date: 01-Jan-2008 | Comments (0)