Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes calls for VAR as managers can view replays in the dugout on iPads within seconds of an incident
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes has called for Scottish football chiefs to consider adopting a "diluted" version of VAR.
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes has called for Scottish football chiefs to consider adopting a "diluted" version of VAR.
Cove Rangers boss Paul Hartley had no doubts the season would finish after League One and Two clubs proposed to cut the fixture list yesterday.
Peterhead manager Jim McInally is concerned players’ welfare is being cast aside as the SPFL prepares to resume action in Leagues One and Two in two weeks’ time.
The SPFL has approved Leagues One and Two returning on March 20 but is concerned about their ability to complete a 22-game schedule.
League One and League Two clubs are understood to have united to demand a 22-game season.
The SPFL have confirmed the post-split fixture dates for the Scottish Premiership.
Jim McInally is sick of sitting idle at weekends but the Peterhead manager is far from convinced an end to his wait to be back in the dugout is in sight.
The Scottish Football Association has welcomed confirmation that the Scottish Women’s Premier League One and SPFL Leagues One and Two can return to action immediately.
The Scottish FA have confirmed League One, League Two, Scottish Women's Premier League 1 and the Scottish Cup have been allowed to return on the basis all teams perform weekly Covid testing.
The SFA say they are waiting for a "final decision" from the Scottish Government on when the leagues below the Championship can restart.
Hopes are growing that the lower leagues will be given the go-ahead to return to action this week.
Aberdeen must go on the attack from the opening minute to the last to overcome struggling Celtic at Parkhead tomorrow.
The SPFL have announced a rule change will be made so concussion substitutes can be trialled in Scotland's professional leagues from March 6 until the end of the season.
The lower leagues could receive some clarity today regarding the potential for the season to be restarted.
Peterhead manager Jim McInally fears the SFA’s blunder which saw them use an official who should have been self-isolating could stop the lower leagues from restarting.
When he joined his plan was to do one season and retire – but the Indian summer Derek Lyle has enjoyed at Peterhead has resulted in him continuing his playing career.
Jim McInally has expressed concerns for the mental wellbeing of footballers currently out of action.
Peterhead manager Jim McInally believes partnerships between Scotland’s top clubs and lower league sides could be the way forward in youth development.
Peterhead chairman Rodger Morrison says clubs have been left with a “bitter taste in the mouth” as the lower league suspension continues.
Peterhead captain Scott Brown believes the continued suspension of lower-league football has thrown up more questions than answers.
Peterhead manager Jim McInally admits he doesn’t see a happy ending for the lower leagues this season whatever happens next.
Paul Coutts has been thrilled to see his old club Cove Rangers continuing the momentum they’ve built up in recent years.
Peterhead’s Derek Lyle says he doesn’t see the difference the Championship and Leagues One and Two as Scotland’s third and fourth tiers remain in cold storage.
The Highland League may not resume any time soon – even if lower league football is given the greenlight to restart.
Jim McInally admits he has concerns about next season with the prospect of fans returning to stadiums still appearing to be a long way off.
Peterhead manager Jim McInally believes the Highland and Lowland leagues need to be factored into any League 1 and League 2 restart plan – for the good of the pyramid system and the Scottish Cup.
Scott Wright has described the opportunity to work with Rangers manager Steven Gerrard as a privilege after completing a deadline day move to Ibrox from Aberdeen.
Aberdeen have completed a loan deal for former Hibernian and Rangers striker Florian Kamberi - to make it a haul of three attacking deadline day captures.
Callum Hendry insists he has arrived at Aberdeen with a point to prove after sealing a transfer deadline day loan move from Premiership rivals St Johnstone.
Fraser Hornby says the opportunity to become a focal point of Derek McInnes’ side convinced him to pick Aberdeen over a number of other interested clubs.