Football

Hearts’ deputy captain John Souttar today implored his colleagues to learn from yesterday’s defeat at Ibrox and admitted: “Our start to the game killed us.”

If you have a problem – and if you can find him – maybe you can hire: Scott Graham.

David White has revealed he quit his post as Bonnyrigg Rose boss because he felt he couldn’t put the effort he wanted into managing the club.

The Scottish FA is going to remain at Hampden Park, it announced today.

On the day the Scottish national squad prepare for the critical Albania game in their Women’s World Cup qualifying campaign, BBC ALBA today (4 September) announces a set of new deals that will see the channel become the home of Scottish women’s football.

The Fire Service proved too hot to handle for Police in this year’s annual charity football match which took place on Saturday, August 25th.

Congratulations to Tolsta FC who won the Communities Football League Cup Final to complete the 2018 League and Cup double.

A full football fixture card can now be played after the stand off between match officials in Lewis and Harris and Lochs Football Club finally ended.

Lochs FC were back in action last night as the stand off between the club and match offficals ended.

One of Point and Sandwick Trust’s biggest local grants of the summer went to Point FC – a total of £3,500 which covered two sets of strips for the Under-13s as well as new goals and footballs, plus souvenirs for the children who took part in the summer football school.

The Jock Stein Cup is now comfortably resident in Fivepenny where it will remain proudly for the next 12-months.

Former Point FC junior player, Dòmhnall Alex Morrison, made his senior debut for Inverness Caledonian Thistle when he was named in the starting line-up in a pre-season friendly against Highland League team, Keith FC last Saturday.

Point FC wonderkid Matthew Wright has earned a shot at the big time after he was handed a two-year deal by professional side Ross County FC.

More people than ever before are watching Scottish football.

Goalkeepers were busy picking the ball out of the back of the net at all three Jock Stein Cup ties in Lewis and Harris this week.

The Acres Boys Club Cup is a resident in Leurbost once more as Lochs FC fastened their maroon ribbons to the trophy and claim the first chunk of precious footballing silverware in Lewis and Harris in 2018.

The future for Back FC is so bright it could be listed in eight foot neon lights and it will be built upon the production line in Upper Coll which is spitting out high quality youngsters once again.