Simon Murray: Last News

Simon Murray isn’t a great believer in fairytales - even if he’s been in a dressing room where sorcery and magic spells were very real. The Queen’s Park striker currently finds himself in the middle of one of Scottish football’s modern day romances.

Tony Docherty has revealed that Aaron Donnelly has been fined and is receiving pelters from his team-mates after his low-key goal celebration against Celtic.

Arne Engels’ last-gasp penalty got Celtic out of jail because up to that point it had been Dundee who had been spot on.

'Rattled' Celtic are taking it from all angles after a rare show of weakness against Dundee left Brendan Rodgers raging.

You don't need to be a particularly skilled lip reader to know exactly what Brendan Rodgers thought of his side's attempts at defending Dundee's third goal.

Jim Goodwin admitted he wished the Premiership would end NOW after a dream derby win sunk Dundee and sent United into third.

Stephen Robinson insists St Mirren need to make their point if they can’t win all three after Dundee’s success in Paisley yesterday.

Ante Palaversa never doubted that Aberdeen would bounce back in the right way after their Hampden hammering.

Tony Docherty branded VAR a waste of time after Dundee were forced to wait SIX minutes to find out the video chiefs couldn’t find an answer.

Simon Murray insists Don Cowie played a huge part in him becoming one of the Premiership’s top marksmen this season. And the 23-goal hitman insists the soon-to-become boss is the right man to get Ross County firing again next season too.

Simon Murray, a popular and respected figure in the international TV business, has died aged 64.

Motherwell manager Stuart Kettlewell expressed his “shame” after a 3-0 defeat against former club Ross County last night.

Livingston boss David Martindale believes their 1-1 draw away to Ross County is a sign that the Lions have grown since last season.

Battling Airdrie were edged out of the Viaplay Cup in extra-time - but not without giving Ross County a real scare in the last 16.

Livingston boss David Martindale heaped praise on skipper Nicky Devlin after the full-back turned in an exceptional display in their win over Ross County.

A Livingston defeat ruined Christmas Day in the Martindale household a few months ago.

When a player prepares to return from a lengthy injury layoff, there’s no guarantee that they’ll hit the ground running. Kevin Nisbet, however, scored in his first game after 10 months out with a knee injury and now has five goals in his last five games.

John Rankin has vowed to fight on as Hamilton Accies boss after his side suffered an 'embarrassing' defeat to Queen's Park on Saturday.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentStreamer subscriptions across the Arab world are expected to more than double over the next five years  with current regional market leader Netflix remaining firmly ahead of the pack.According to a study conducted across 13 Arabic countries by London-based research firm Digital TV Research paid SVOD subs in the Middle East region are set to rise from 9.49 million in 2021 to 21.5 million by 2027.Amid this double digit growth “Netflix will continue to lead the market, although Disney+ has provided a strong challenge since [entering the market in] June,” the firm’s chief analyst Simon Murray said.Murray interestingly added that “We assume that Netflix and Disney+ will add hybrid ad-supported tiers in a pan-Arabic platform [starting] from 2024.” Digital TV Research projects that by 2027 Disney+ will reach roughly 3,3 million subs across Arab territories.That means that, despite its fast growth, Disney+ will remain behind StarzPlay Arabia – which was launched in 2015 as the first Starz-branded SVOD outside the U.S. – and is now expected to rise to 3,4 million customers by 2027 from roughly 2 million subs in 2021.Meanwhile Netflix is projected by the study to rise to more than 5,4 million customers in Arab countries by 2027 from 3.5 million subs in 2021.The U.S.

Callum Fordyce says the Championship play-off final came down to which team had the “bigger cojones” – and Airdrie ultimately fell short.

Queen's Park's Jai Quitongo has hit out at alleged 'sectarian and racist' abuse he suffered during the Championship play-off final against Airdrie.