After falling eight points behind Hearts in October following a 3-1 defeat at Tynecastle, Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers resigned after a second spell of seemingly endless success at the club, winning two league titles, a Scottish Cup and a League Cup. Martin O’Neil and Shaun Maloney have come in on an interim basis to steady the ship while the club search for a replacement for Rodgers. Some of the rumoured candidates have been the likes of Ange Postecoglou, Nicky Hayen, Kier

The usual cycle in football goes from player to coach and then potentially management, but over the past decade there has been a mass increase in players doing their own coaching. This ranges from coaching younger boys in groups or doing “1-2-1” sessions with other pros or younger players. For Jethy Kinavuidi, both apply to him. Growing up in Royston, just outside of Glasgow City Centre, Jethy has always played football and through his growing career, a lot of his training an

Football’s unpredictability is what makes the game so exciting and magical. Fans will always enjoy speculating or wondering their clubs biggest “What if?”, so we have compiled a short list of the biggest what ifs when it comes to managers in recent times.   Aberdeen – What if they kept up their early 24/25 form? Aberdeen boss Jimmy Thelin got the dons off to the perfect start going 12 games unbeaten winning 11 and their only draw coming against Celtic in a 2-2 draw at Celtic

Mental health epidemic and its affects on Scottish Football