Richard Gordon: Last News

BBC Radio Scotland presenter Richard Gordon, 62, announced yesterday that he would be leaving Sportsound after three decades. Lorraine Kelly, 62, has taken to Instagram to express her sadness over Richard's departure from his Saturday show, calling him the "voice" of Scottish football.Lorraine took to Instagram to share a screenshot of the article announcing Richard's departure.She captioned the post in view of her 486,000 followers: "Whaaaaat! One of the most talented, intelligent well informed and loveliest fellas! (sic)"You ARE the voice of Scottish football - what will we do without you xx."Many social media users took to the post's comment section to bid farewell to the BBC presenter.A post shared by Lorraine Kelly (@lorrainekellysmith)Richard himself commented: "Aw @lorrainekellysmith thank you so much!!"I'll still be around on Sundays and midweeks!! Going to be hanging around like a bad smell x."Cheryl.liddell74 added: "Noooo.Such an iconic voice on Saturday afternoons.

Scott Brown has branded the lack of penalties awarded against Rangers “incredible” - and claimed there’s no chance Aberdeen will be awarded a spot kick in Sunday’s Viaplay Cup Final.

Richard Gordon insists the lack of penalties awarded against Rangers suggests there IS a 'bias' towards the Ibrox club, intentional or not.

VAR drama reigned supreme at Pittodrie on the verge of half-time as Aberdeen thought they'd opened the scoring before offside confusion ensued.

Controversial pundit Michael Stewart has revealed that he was unable to interject during a live BBC interview with Neil Doncaster after his microphone was muted

A Scottish Premiership club has suggested that top-flight managers will be banned from allowing their players to train at home if their club attempts to claim on the government's coronavirus salary furlough scheme.