Rangers In Trouble?

Murray’s French rival has plenty in his locker

12:37am Wednesday 27th August 2008

Andy Murray might just open his locker a little gingerly before he takes on Michael Llodra in the second round of the US Open tomorrow. Llodra has a reputation for eccentric practical jokes, built largely on an incident during a tournament in Miami in 2005 when he took off all his clothes and hid inside fellow pro Ivan Ljubicic's locker so that he could surprise him.

Burley cautious on Scotland's World Cup 2010 chances

1:14pm Tuesday 26th August 2008

Scotland football boss George Burley is not fazed by three friendly games without a win as he prepares for the crucial 2010 World Cup qualifying double-header against Macedonia and Iceland next month.

Pressure on but McDonald knows score

12:51am Tuesday 26th August 2008

Dougie McDonald has admitted that the pressure on referees is growing ever more intense with increasing levels of media scrutiny. McDonald will take charge of his third Old Firm game on Sunday .

Walker: Maloney has returned at the right time 12:46am Tue 26 Aug 08 Never go back. It is the plaintive cry of countless players and managers who have returned to former clubs only to watch their careers run aground.

Davies: Miller has character to cope with Old Firm boo-boys

12:44am Tuesday 26th August 2008

The Old Firm match is coming at Kenny Miller with the speed of an express train. The whistles, however, will be louder.

Refs aren’t bad, just ‘unlucky’

12:43am Tuesday 26th August 2008

The man in charge of Scotland's referees last night insisted the spate of controversies over decisions in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League was down to "bad luck".

Hamilton determined to avoid Clyde cup shock, insists Reid Tue 26 Aug 08 Hamilton v. Clyde: Billy Reid, the Hamilton manager, insists the Clydesdale Premier League newcomers are determined not to be on the receiving end of an upset when they host Clyde tonight.

Believing is key to winning tie, insists Chisholm

12:53am Tuesday 26th August 2008

Gordon Chisholm, the Queen of the South manager, has urged his men to believe they can overturn their UEFA Cup deficit against Danish side Nordsjaelland.

Keothavong raises bar for peers

Tuesday 26th August 2008

Anne Keothavong became the first British woman to win a main draw match at the US Open in 11 years yesterday when the Londoner beat Alexa Glatch, of the United States, 6-2, 6-2.

Hendry says sport can overcome its problems

Tuesday 26th August 2008

Stephen Hendry faced a substantial headache before the first ranking event of the new season: he had no snooker club.

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