Kris Commons draws Celtic parallel with Champions League specialists as he talks up transfer 'goldmine'

Cammy Devlin has lifted the lid on when he met up with Ange Postecoglou after a close contest between Celtic and Hearts.

Former Hibs boss Alan Stubbs reckons Martin Boyle is a perfect fit for Celtic if the Parkhead club make a move for him.

It's really heating up in the transfer window as Scotland's clubs get their January business off the ground.

The transfer trail between Govan and Gorgie has been one of Scottish football’s most trodden paths down the years.

Hamilton new boy Dan O'Reilly hopes to catch up with Celtic defender Liam Scales and St Mirren midfielder Jamie McGrath as he aims to follow in his countrymen's footsteps in Scotland.

Stephen Glass insisted Aberdeen wouldn’t be held to ransom on the last day of the transfer window by clubs trying to grab his stars on the cheap.

Rangers will make offers to both Danilho Doekhi and John Souttar in January, according to a report.

Graham Alexander landed Celtic fringe man Liam Shaw on a six-month loan and the Motherwell boss admitted he’s desperate to Covid-proof his squad with fresh recruits.

Craig Moore wants Rangers to go all-out in pursuit of John Souttar.

There's another signing in the door at Hibs as the Easter Road side have brought in Harry Clarke on loan from Arsenal.

Danilho Doekhi admits he's flattered by "very beautiful" Rangers and suggested he's open to a January transfer.

Lord Alan Sugar has addressed this year’s series of The Apprentice as 16 contenders prepare to compete for a seat at the table.The business magnate discussed whether the new generation of contestants are prepared for the tasks ahead, with it being the 16th series of the BBC favourite.He also blasted critics who hit out at the participants despite the “extreme pressure”.Addressing the candidates’ ability to complete the tasks, Lord Sugar told press including Express.co.uk: “They fall for the same things, the same traps and all that stuff.“But […] they learn very, very quickly, and that's a good sign for me, because I’ve got no problem with people that are a little bit naive or inexperienced whatsoever.“No problem with young people like that.”The TV personality continued: “What I do have a problem with this is people who don't learn, don't pick up, who don't grasp things.“And what rings my bells is when you can see these candidates - and we start off with 16 candidates - quite a few of them get it and a lot of people, a lot of commentators who watch the programme - particularly those 35 to 40 year olds - are very quick to criticise.“‘What a bunch of idiots they are’, ‘what a bunch of idiots - that is wrong’, ‘they've done that wrong’.”Lord Sugar continued: “I wish one day, we could get a group of those people and stick them in the boardroom to see how they would do.“Because these people are under extreme pressure.“And that's what Karren [Brady] quite rightly said, 'They all want to win,' so the competition in this is amazing.”Lord Sugar also explained how the selection process allows for the “right calibre” of contestants to be asked to join the show.Asked whether he had to put the contenders under pressure, Lord Sugar

Bradford City want to sign Jamie Walker on loan from Hearts.

Stirling Albion play their first home game of 2022 on January 8 when they welcome cinch League Two leaders Kelty Hearts to Forthbank.

Ewan Henderson has revealed it was his breakthrough Celtic goal against Real Betis that convinced Hibs to come and sign him.

Meghan King talked about finding love once again after splitting with Joe Biden's nephew, Cuffe Biden Owens, following two-month marriage.'Let's raise our vibe in 2022, team,' she wrote on Instagram. 'I need to remember love can be found in unexpected places...

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Livingston assistant boss Marvin Bartley reckons Celtic can reel in Rangers at the top of the Scottish Premiership.

Broxburn footballer Ewan Henderson has switched Celtic for Hibs.

Gary Lineker, 61, took to Twitter earlier today to fume at a politician’s plan to play the national anthem daily on the BBC.The star reacted to this in view of his 8.2 million followers, sparking a divide from his fans.This comes after Conservative MP Andrew Rosindell asked how the BBC can be requested to do this at the end of each day.In response, Nadine Dorries has called the request a “fantastic question,” according to journalist Adam Bienkov.Responding to his tweet on his Twitter feed, Gary called the move “North Korean”.He wrote: “Yeah, let’s be less British and more North Korean.”The football commentator ended his tweet with a fist pump emoji.MP Andrew represents Romford and suggested all UK broadcasters should play God Save The Queen.Speaking in the Commons earlier today, he said: “I know that the minister will agree that the singing of the national anthem is something that provides great sense of unity and pride in our nation.“And so in this year of the Queen’s platinum jubilee will the minister take steps to encourage public broadcasters to play the national anthem and ensure that the BBC restore it at the end of the day’s programming before it switches to News 24?”Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Nadine Dorries then replied: “Fantastic question”.Nigel Huddleston is also reported to have responded: “We fully support the singing of the national anthem, Her Majesty the Queen, and other expressions of patriotism, including the flying of the Union Jack.“The more that we hear the national anthem sung frankly the better.“Of course organisations like schools are free to promote it, and the more we can do in this area, the better it will be.”Following Gary’s tweet on the subject, many of his

Aaron Hickey's Hearts connections could prove key in deciding whether the full-back stays at Bologna or leaves Italy.