Warnock’s back and better than ever
Nobody could have predicted this, and when I say nobody, I’m not being hyperbolic. Absolutely nobody in Scottish football could have seen Neil Warnock, the manager seemingly turned pundit, come…
Hibernian on the edge: a review of their match against St. Mirren
Yesterday, Hibernian FC hosted St. Mirren, 10th in the Premiership, on the 24th day of the championship. A game lost 3-0 by Nick Montgomery‘s side hindering their chances of achieving…
Who’s coming and who’s going? The Old Firm in focus
While things seem to be (somehow) getting even colder up in the Athens of the north, there is some solace for us football fans: the January transfer window. This is…
Clement-mania and Dons lie down for the Hoops
As we draw ever closer to the festive period and truly start to reach the business end of the season, Remembrance weekend saw another tantalising few days of the SPL.…
What is wrong with the Scottish Premiership?
Since 1985–1986, no team other than the Celtic and Rangers has won the Scottish Premiership (SPL). The last team to win other than these two teams was Aberdeen for their…
Away up in Gorgie
Hearts are Edinburgh’s oldest and most successful professional football club. Founded in 1874, they are the only club outside the Old Firm to have completed a League and League Cup…
Hibernian 0-3 Rangers: Ten-man Hibs put to the sword by dominant Rangers
A lacklustre Hibernian side conceded three and had a man sent off as they were decisively beaten by title-chasing Rangers. Early goals from Ryan Kent and Joe Aribo put the…
Hibs quickly recruit Ross while Hearts remain managerless
In a city divided between two football clubs, it is inevitable that they often seem to be two sides of the same coin. Edinburgh has taken this to new heights…