Take Your Pick
Gordon Strachan is not a believer in the benefits of a rotation policy, but he has faith that his squad can adapt to the different challenges they face at home and abroad
Tom Shields
Ian Bell
Arnold Palmer was not only charismatic and the world’s No 1, he also made the sport big business, says Alan Campbell
Rangers 0 - Inverness CT 1
Natasha Woods at Ibrox
America has forgotten how to win, says Alan Campbell
Football’s Dirty Secrets failed to live up to the hype but it has highlighted the bung culture and may make the greedy think twice, says Natasha Woods
St Mirren 0 / Kilmarnock 1
Ron McKay at St Mirren Park
Steve Bunce hopes the time has finally come for Britain’s most neglected fighter
Aberdeen 0 / Celtic 1
Michael Grant at Pittodrie
Hearts 0 / St Mirren 1
Stewart Fisher at Tynecastle
Manchester United 1 / Tottenham 0
Natasha Woods at Old Trafford
Sports performance manager Raleigh Gowrie argues that young golfers need not rush to the US
It’s been a turbulent year but now Scott Harrison is ready for a fight, reports Steve Bunce
Gordon Strachan is not a believer in the benefits of a rotation policy, but he has faith that his squad can adapt to the different challenges they face at home and abroad
Alan Campbell looks back at yet another astonishing twist in the tale of Hearts, and wonders what happens now for Vladimir Romanov, the club and the players
Alasdair Reid canvasses opinions from the 10 coaches in the Premiership and discovers some interesting trends
Bryan Cooney
Alasdair Reid believes that rugby league’s proposed exploitation of Jonah Lomu is no way to treat a legend
By Natasha Woods, Alan Campbell, and Richard Winton
Celtic’s display against Benfica in midweek put their previous European results in the shade. Michael Grant examines how Gordon Strachan built a mature team out of young talents
Scotland’s bid to do the impossible and qualify for Euro 2008 is being made all the more difficult by their tendency to pick up cautions galore, says Michael Grant
Tom Shields' Sports Diary