SFA and Diageo team up to promote responsible drinking
The Scottish Football Association and drinks company Diageo have launched a campaign to promote responsible drinking.
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Willie Miller: Action needed over SFA appeals panel gloom
At times it seems as though the SFA’s disciplinary procedures are run like a secret society with reasoning incomprehensible to outsiders.
Aberdeen FC’s Shaleum Logan feels aggrieved over Devlin red card
Dons defender Shaleum Logan today claimed Mikey Devlin should not have been red carded as he was tracking back to make a vital challenge.
SFA release statement after spotlight aimed at judicial panel
The Scottish FA have released a statement on their much-maligned judicial panel.
More fans will be disillusioned by SFA decisions says ex-Aberdeen player Steve Tosh
Former Pittodrie midfielder Steve Tosh reckons the Dons will feel they have been “stabbed in the heart twice” by the SFA over Mikey Devlin’s red card.
Dons brand SFA’s explanation over Devlin appeal rejection ‘unacceptable’
Aberdeen have branded the SFA fast-track disciplinary panel's reasons for failing to overturn Mikey Devlin's red card against Kilmarnock unacceptable.
Kilmarnock boss Clarke brands SFA ‘unprofessional’
Kilmarnock boss Steve Clarke has branded the Scottish Football Association “unprofessional” after Hampden bosses spelt his name wrong on his disciplinary charge.
McInally feels sorry for Queen’s Park over SFA’s Hampden call
Jim McInally says he is pleased the SFA have chosen to stay at Hampden – but feels sorry for Queen’s Park.
Miller, Brown and supporters united on Hampden – Telling SFA it was right choice and how they think it can be improved
Aberdeen's Scotland supporters’ group and national team legends Willie Miller and Craig Brown have welcomed the Scottish FA’s decision to stick with Hampden Park – but want wide-ranging changes.
Hampden earns last-gasp reprieve
The Scottish Football Association came “incredibly close” to moving to BT Murrayfield before agreeing a deal to buy Hampden from Queen’s Park.
CONFIRMED: Scottish FA agree £5 million deal to stay at Hampden
The Scottish FA have confirmed a £5 million deal to buy Hampden from Queen's Park and keep the stadium as the home of the national game.
Reports: Scottish FA staying at Hampden
Hampden Park will remain the home of Scottish football, according to reports.
Willie Miller: I’m feeling blue over SFA’s muddy disciplinary waters
The SFA have really muddied the water with what constitutes a foul with recent baffling decisions.
Graham Hunter: VAR’s not perfect but it is progress and would help in Scottish football
Word reaches my royal ear (Copyright: King Louie, Jungle Book) that the Dandies desperately needed VAR at Pittodrie last week against Kilmarnock.
Aberdeen legend Harper: Let ex-players helm SFA judicial panel instead of referees after Devlin howler
Dons legend Joe Harper today called for ex-pro footballers to make the call on SFA red card appeals – and for referees to be demoted for any howler.
EXCLUSIVE: McInally rages over rule change halting short contract for Bakar at Blue Toon
Peterhead boss Jim McInally has hit out at Scottish football’s governing bodies following a rule change which has prevented him signing Hashim Bakar on a short-term deal.
Highland: Play-off final fracas sees Cove boss Sheran given two-match suspension
Cove Rangers manager John Sheran has been handed a two-match suspension for his part in a fracas in the League Two play-off final.
Denis Law’s football festival returns with fanfare of events at Aberdeen Sports Village
As the World Cup kicks off this week, Aberdeen’s annual celebration of the mighty game is already hitting the back of the net.
Willie Miller: Fringe players can grasp opportunity to shine but taking on these friendlies looks like SFA error
Aberdeen skipper Graeme Shinnie comes into that category and he has a chance to show Alex he is international class.
Aberdeen MSP responds to SFA refusal to delay kick-off
A North-east MSP has called on Scottish football’s governing body to take a “fans-first approach” after it refused to delay a kick-off.
Cove boss Sheran hopes for quick answer after talks on extension to Highland League season
Discussions have taken place about extending the Highland League season to ease fixture congestion.
Aberdeen players McKenna, McLean and Christie named in Alex McLeish’s first Scotland squad for friendlies
Aberdeen players Scott McKenna, Kenny McLean and Ryan Christie have been named in Alex McLeish's first Scotland squad.
EXCLUSIVE: SPFL talks planned which could help to ease fixture snarl-up for Cove and other teams
The Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL) will hold a meeting this week to discuss fixture congestion in the Highland and Lowland League.
New Scotland manager Alex McLeish vows to showcase nation’s talents at Euro 2020
New Scotland manager Alex McLeish today vowed to showcase the nation’s talents to the world – at Euro 2020.
Scottish FA boss Stewart Regan quits
The chief executive of the Scottish FA has this afternoon resigned.
Willie Miller: SFA should tread carefully with O’Neill deal
My view on the Scotland manager’s job is the same, whether it goes to Michael O’Neill or Jose Mourinho – it should be a two-year contract.
Aberdeen director Skinner fined £1,000 for breaching betting rules
Aberdeen FC non-executive director Duncan Skinner has been fined £1,000 after admitting breaching the Scottish Football Association's betting rules.
Dons board and Skinner co-operate with SFA as break-down of director’s alleged gambling revealed
Aberdeen director Duncan Skinner and the club are cooperating with the SFA after he was charged with breaking betting rules.
UPDATE: Aberdeen respond with statement after non-executive director charged by SFA over alleged betting rule breaches
Aberdeen FC's non-executive director Duncan Skinner has been charged with breaking the Scottish Football Association's betting rules.
Ex-boss Brown convinced over O’Neill pedigree as SFA makes move to secure him as manager
The Scottish FA have informed the Northern Irish FA they are ready to pay the £500,000 compensation required to secure Michael O’Neill as Gordon Strachan’s successor.