Keith Jackson

6 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Keith Jackson

The Romanian international was crocked during the Old Firm derby last weekend and won't feature again this season with no new contract on the tableIanis Hagi has almost certainly kicked his last ball as a Rangers player. Record Sport understands the luckless Romanian has been ruled out of the Ibrox club’s final three games of the season with a damaged knee after limping out of last weekend’s Old Firm derby.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Keith Jackson

Keith Jackson heard two things in King's big live radio address that pricked up his earsExperience dictates that – more often than not – it’s best not to pay too much notice to the attention-seeking bombast of Dave King. But, when the former Rangers chairman broke cover to expose himself to a ‘grilling’ on national radio, he did make one or two points of genuine interest where the ongoing Ibrox takeover is concerned.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Keith Jackson

Celtic have obliterated their transfer model and Kieran Tierney's arrival is evidence Rodgers will push for more of the sameOn the face of it, it’s difficult to imagine how things can get much better for Celtic. Another league championship - a fourth in succession - is about to be celebrated. And that title will most probably be turned into a treble when Brendan Rodgers takes his team to Hampden to face Aberdeen in the Scottish Cup Final on May 24.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Keith Jackson

The veteran boss has led the Bairns had to the top flight after winning the Championship - and the PFA Manager of the Year gongIn his own words, John McGlynn calls it, ‘Doing an Ipswich!’. Taking a team from the third tier of the domestic league, picking it up by the bootstraps and delivering it straight into the top flight with back-to-back promotions. That was his aim at the outset of this season. To emulate the miraculous managerial feat carried out by Kieran McKenna at Portman Road.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Keith Jackson

In the end it all felt rather anti-climatic. Yes, they traded blows and there was no lack of huffing and puffing for 97 minutes or so but, ultimately, both sides were probably happy just to get it out of the way without suffering any more damage. Celtic will go on from here to wrap up a domestic treble when they face Aberdeen in the Scottish Cup Final on May 24. Rangers will head into the summer prepared for a transformative takeover and, once again, the hope of jam tomorrow.