Mike Mulraney: Last News

Many wearing an SFA blazer have talked the talk. But as Mike Mulraney tried his on for size as the new president at Hampden, it felt like he might actually walk the walk.

The Daily Mail report SPFL chief Neil Doncaster and SFA vice-president Mike Mulraney held a virtual meeting with top-flight clubs on Friday. On the agenda was how to proceed if play cannot continue in the coming months.

Michael Stewart and Willie Miller battled in an on-air sparring match after SFA Vice President Mike Mulraney claimed the decision not to allow a football fan return was "political" rather than clinical. Mulraney had earlier appeared on flagship radio show Sportsound with SPFL chief Neil Doncaster to outline the case for football supporters to return to grounds.

coronavirus testing protocol.understands Hampden top brass suspect as many as nine of Steven Gerrard’s first team squad played in a bounce match against Dundee United without having been given the mandatory all clear by medics.SFA stand in president Mike Mulraney was alerted to the developing situation on Wednesday night and it’s believed he has demanded the Ibrox club are asked for a full explanation of the events.The potential rule break was discussed as a matter of urgency on Thursday afternoon at a crisis meeting of the Covid-19 Joint Response Group which lasted almost two hours.Motherwell will also be asked why their test results were not returned until just two hours before kick-off at Ibrox - while Hibs are facing similar questions

Livingston's SPFL Premiership campaign will kick-off on August 1 after the Scottish Government gave the green light for the Premiership season to get underway.That means the Lions' provisionally scheduled opening day fixture away to St Mirren has been confirmed and all matches, for now, will be played behind closed doors.The government also confirmed that tpo flight clubs can prepare for the kick-off by participating in bounce games played at club training grounds and friendly matches inside stadia with immediate effect as clubs aim to get in shape ahead of the new campaign.Mike Mulraney, Interim Scottish FA President: “Scottish football, and the millions of fans for whom the national game is a fabric of their daily lives, are now starting

Mike Mulraney laid out the bald truth when he claimed Rangers’ battle with the SPFL is like him and four other hairless men fighting over a comb.

SFA vice-president Mike Mulraney has dismissed Rangers ' feud with the SPFL as "bald guys fighting over a comb".