UEFA chief Alexander Ceferin has cast the future of the Scottish League Cup into doubt by insisting all European countries should have just one cup competition. The Premier Sports Cup kicks off a week on Saturday for the 77th running of the competition, which was first played in 1946/47, just after the Second World War,
Aiden McGeady finalised his return to Scottish football with Hibs and said he was back to challenge Celtic and Rangers for silverware. The former Hoops winger has signed a one-year contract and becomes Lee Johnson’s eighth summer recruit as the new boss puts his stamp on the Easter Road squad. Free agent McGeady, 36, passed
Hartlepool United have appointed former Celtic, Aberdeen and Hearts midfielder Paul Hartley as their new manager, after agreeing compensation with Cove Rangers. Hartley, who also has managerial experience at Dundee and Falkirk, is on a two-year contract at Hartlepool, with the club holding the option of a further two. The former midfielder, who was brought
Lee Johnson has agreed terms with Hibs but he faces an anxious wait to see if he will be appointed as their new manager – with Jon Dahl Tomasson also under consideration. The Easter Road board opened talks with Johnson last week and the broad financial principles of a deal have now been agreed. Hibs,
Chairman Ron Gordon is reportedly is set to arrive in the UK to ramp up talks over the next Hibs manager. Record Sport revealed this week that the Easter Road hierarchy have met with a host of candidates with the number reaching double figures. Chief executive Ben Kensell and Ian Gordon, son of owner Ron,
Hearts got the better of Hibs for the second time with a week with a Scottish Cup semi final victory at Hampden. They were two goals up within 21 minutes thanks to strikes from Ellis Simms and Stephen Kingsley before Chris Cadden struck one back for Shaun Maloney ‘s side minute later. The Gorgie side
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