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Bobby Madden has revealed that a match between St Mirren and Celtic 10 years ago was his worst as a referee - and it almost ruined a stag do.

Doonhamers chief Marvin Bartley blasted his nine-man flops for another shocking show.

Robbie Neilson can’t say what he really thought of Colin Steven’s performance in charge of Dundee United vs Hearts or he’d be banned for “ten matches.”

Motherwell face the second half of an Edinburgh double this week when they travel through to face Hearts at Tynecastle on Saturday.

Livingston boss David Martindale says he's ready to swear on the bible that he didn't use abusive language towards the officials as he insists he will appeal the red card he received in last night clash with Dundee United.

Hearts continued to take baby steps towards the Championship title with a goalless draw at Dunfermline. Twice in the second half they were screaming for a spot kick after an apparent handball and what they felt was foul on Gary Mackay-Steven, but ref Colin Steven said no.“No point in talking about it now,” he said.“We’ve found it difficult this season with some of the decisions from referees.

legendary 'Well and Liverpool forward Ian St John, ho passed away on Tuesday at the age of 82.Motherwell came flying out the traps and in the first minute Roberts was denied a one-on-one with McCrorie and he then thwarted Stephen O’Donnell seconds later, palming away a thumping strike on the edge of the box.Watt appeared to have a strong penalty claim after taking a sore one to the ankle inside the box, but referee Colin Steven wasn’t interested.The Steelmen maintained their frenetic start and Watt flashed a shot wide and then a glancing header drifted wide from Jake Carroll’s free-kick as the Lions found themselves camped in their own half.Watt had performed so well but his game came to an early end when he was replaced by Chris Long

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.St Johnstone expect the SPFL to investigate why their match with Dundee United was called off at such late notice.The Premiership fixture failed a pitch inspection at 1.15pm due to a section of the Tannadice surface remaining frozen.An initial inspection took place at 12pm before more time was given.

St Johnstone have demanded an investigation into why the club's Saturday afternoon kick-off was postponed with under two hours' notice. The Saints made the Tayside trip to Tannadice to face Dundee United but had to turn around and head home after a pitch inspection from referee Colin Steven at 1.15pm ahead of the 3pm kick-off.

St Johnstone has been called off after the Tannadice pitch failed an inspection. Callum Davidson's side were due to make the short journey north for the Premiership clash as they hoped to narrow the gap between the two sides to just three points.