Graeme Young

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Graeme Young |Anthony Evans

The hunt for Rangers’ next manager is entering the final strait. We’re reaching the business end of the saga – one that has dragged on since Philippe Clement was sacked in February. And now it appears Rangers takeover kings Andrew Cavenagh and the San Francisco 49ers are close to getting their man. Yes, Russell Martin is still in the frame but much of the smart money points to Davide Ancelotti landing the gig.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Graeme Young

The former Ibrox and England legend knows McCoist loves a chat but thinks he's heard enoughMischievous Paul Gascoigne reckons he's had his fill of old pal Ally McCoist on the box and fears the Rangers hero can't shut up. The former Ibrox and England legend knows McCoist loves a chat but thinks he's heard enough as the 62-year-old is a regular in the commentary box for three different broadcasters for their biggest games.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Graeme Young

The 39-year-old will hold talks with Ibrox chiefs this week but his words show he's not only an idealistBeing sacked in the world of football has become a rite of passage for managers, it's the laws of an ever-evolving jungle where predators lurk both on the pitch and in the boardroom. But tigerish bosses' across the globe cannot give up on the pursuit they crave despite the risks involved.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Gavin Berry |Graeme Young |Scott Burns

The sunshine outside has given way to miserable weather but the temperatures on the transfer blog continue to soar. A Double had to do for Celtic in the end and Brendan Rodgers is looking to strengthen to go one better next season. A new striker might be the key to getting there and Mathias Kvistgaarden is a name that's never quite gone away. Across the city Rangers got a boost in their pursuit of Davide Ancelotti with the news that he won't be joining his dad Carlo in the Brazil camp after all.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Graeme Young

The Dons' banner day came with a treasure trove of magic moments punters missed amid the bedlamIt would be remiss to claim there was something in the air at Hampden when almost everyone not wearing red predicted another galling Aberdeen defeat. Defeat is underselling it, of course, many put their neck on the lines to predict a beating was inbound. But Aberdeen and their backers weren't buying it on Scottish Cup Final day.