Craig Brown: Last News

Football fans will get a chance to pay their respects to former Scotland and Motherwell boss Craig Brown, whose funeral service takes place at Ayr Racecourse tomorrow at 1pm.

East Kilbride Rugby Club stalwart Chris McLellan marked an incredible 300 appearances for the side on Saturday with a last-minute conversion.

Rangers hero Kris Boyd appeared to score an own goal after telling fellow pundit Clinton Morrison he'd be at Euro 2024 before his on-air pal reminded him he's Irish.

Clyde honoured their legendary former manager Craig Brown over the weekend with a ‘Tribute Day’ in his memory.

It just goes to show that Steve Clarke can’t control everything.

South Lanarkshire Council’s chief executive has received an award for his outstanding contribution to environmental health.

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

East Kilbride Rugby Club’s National Shield semi-final hopes have suffered a setback with key kicker Rory Blackwood suspended for the clash, while head coach Craig Brown is struggling to make the match due to Covid.

Craig Brown knows that with every victory, Barry Robson will strengthen his case to become the next Aberdeen manager. After all, there’s not many at Aberdeen to have scored against Barcelona.

East Kilbride Rugby Club coach Craig Brown says a Tennent’s West League 1 clash at Carrick is a great game to come back to after the festive break.

Rangers hero Ally McCoist admits he was in tears after being left out of Scotland's squad for the 1998 France World Cup, and says the snub is something he thinks about every single day.

Ally McCoist admits being left out of the Scotland squad for France 98 is the worst he’s ever felt in football and still thinks about the snub "every day."

Darvel made the Scottish Cup headlines with a five goal romp at Links Park yesterday.

East Kilbride Rugby Club coach Craig Brown compares his side’s progress to perfecting a golf swing.

Princess Margaret had recurring nightmares about disappointing her sister the Queen as she was branded the “rebel royal.”Margaret was known for living a glamorous lifestyle before she passed away 20 years ago today at the age of 71 after months of health problems.The Queen’s sister was known as a “rebel”, a title which was used in biographies and documentaries on her life.She was known for favouring a party lifestyle and even brushed shoulders with celebrities and musicians during a visit to Hollywood that saw her banned the next time she tried to enter.According to the journalist Craig Brown, author of Ma’am Darling: 99 Glimpses of Princess Margaret, the Princess continued to have nightmares about disappointing The Queen.When Mr Brown asked Margaret if she ever dreamt about the Queen, she confessed to having nightmares of being “disapproved of”.Margaret once told French poet and filmmaker Jean Cocteau that "disobedience is my joy", according to People.During a trip to the US in 1965, Margaret was reportedly partying in Hollywood till 3am and met stars such as Frank Sinatra.The results of the trip saw her banned from returning to the US in 1973 after her request was turned down by Lord Cromer, the British Ambassador to Washington, although it was reportedly due to her friends.According to the Mail: “A memo written to the Foreign Committee said: 'You will remember that Lord Cromer is not at all keen on having the Princess in the United States, possibly for some time to come.“This is mainly due to the behaviour of some of HRH's friends, who tend to take such visits very lightly.”Margaret also paved the way for divorce in the Royal Family, but when she separated from her husband Antony Armstrong-Jones, known as Lord

Our Royal Family keeps squeaky clean by taking regular baths and avoiding showers like the plague! And the reason is a controversial one - according to a royal expert, they think showers are for the working class! Craig Brown, author of Ma’am Darling: 99 Glimpses of Princess Margaret described her morning routine in writing. W Magazine uncovered the details.

It's been nearly nine years since he last sat in a dugout but Craig Brown reckons lifelong pal Sir Alex Ferguson ’s incredible managerial legacy has actually been enhanced since his retirement.

Stars from Lanarkshire are in Torshavn tonight as Scotland look to go one step closer to a World Cup 2022 play-off spot when they take on Faroe Islands.

It began with the Scotland bus missing the team hotel because it had a camouflage roof.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Vale Juniors boss Brian Brown was staying upbeat, as the Millburn side returned to action with a 6-0 friendly defeat to Greenock.In their first game in front of supporters since February 2020, early strikes from Adam Houlihan and Craig Brown had Greenock 2-0 up at half-time - with Dylan McLaughlin’s second-half hat-trick and John Mitchell’s goal ensuring the visitors left with a comfortable victory.However Brown was pleased with aspects of his team’s play.He said: “I thought we had large spells of the game where we played well but we gave away six bad goals.“There is a lot to be worked on.“Overall though I’m still feeling pretty positive.“It was definitely a bit of a

John McGinn has backed calls to let the nation's kids watch their team at a national tournament after a 23-year absence. Nobody of primary or secondary school age in the country was born when Craig Brown's side travelled for France '98 and it's sure to be an eye opener when Steve Clarke leads the country into Euro 2020 this summer.