Graeme McGarry
Senior Sports Writer at The Herald Magazine
Senior Sports Writer at The Herald (Scotland)
Senior Sports Writer at The Herald (Scotland)
Proud dad to Jack and James. Senior Sports Writer for Herald & Times.
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1 week ago |
heraldscotland.com | Graeme McGarry
Mikael Madron has had a colourful career to date, and he hopes there is more to come with St Mirren...and possibly Scotland. (Image: NQ) And so, the dream of pulling on the dark blue of Scotland – at least for this summer – wasn’t to be for Mikael Mandron. “Every time I score a few goals the media talk about it, my teammates and the staff around me talk about it,” Mandron said.
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1 week ago |
heraldscotland.com | Graeme McGarry
He is certain that had those opportunities amounted to anything, he would have benefitted from the chance to play in a different league, and he is equally certain that what the likes of Scott McTominay, Billy Gilmour, Lewis Ferguson and Che Adams have been exposed to in Italian football will have improved them as players. “Absolutely,” Gordon said. “It's a different experience. It's a different style of football. That can only add to the experience of the squad as a whole and help everybody else.
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1 week ago |
heraldscotland.com | Graeme McGarry
Read more: SPFL threaten to veto Hamilton stadium switch after hostile reaction Staying at current stadium 'would finish' Hamilton Accies We're all witnessing the death of Hamilton Academical Having met with Gary Booth, Chief Governance Officer of the SFA, and Calum Beattie, Company Secretary and Director of Operations the SPFL yesterday, the Accies Supporters Association now claim that the Hamilton board had ‘mistakenly’ ticked a box to indicate that the club owned New Douglas Park last...
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1 week ago |
heraldscotland.com | Graeme McGarry
Well then. Last week’s newsletter, an interview with Luca Ross where he spoke of his excitement at working under Michael Wimmer next season, fairly aged like milk. It was thoroughly deflating when the news landed on Friday afternoon, and not only because I thought I had managed an early finish and was enroute to beat the teatime queue for an Asda pizza, before a quick about-turn, pizza-less, for home.
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1 week ago |
heraldscotland.com | Graeme McGarry
Aberdeen fans will never forget the scenes at Hampden after their side won the Scottish Cup for the first time in 35 years. (Image: Jane Barlow - PA Wire) On Saturday evening, it was difficult not to get drawn into the scenes erupting all around one half of Hampden Park, as a sea of red exploded in a cathartic mix of relief, joy and pent-up emotion that had been building for 35 years.
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