Kenny Macdonald

1 week ago | vineyardgazette.com | Kenny Macdonald

Editors note: The following speech was delivered by Kenny MacDonald, a U.S. Navy Seal who grew up on the Vineyard, to the students of the Edgartown School at their annual March to the Sea event on Friday. Memorial Day is a time for Americans to honor soldiers who died in service to this country. It’s a day of gratitude and remembrance. For veterans, Memorial Day is a little different. It’s personal. It’s a day filled with names, faces and memories that never fade.

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Kenny Macdonald

ExclusiveHis tenacious style certainly gave one future Real Madrid superstar a torrid timeHE’S BEEN in Glasgow this week as part of the Rangers takeover group. But Owen Coyle remembers when Gretar Steinsson enraged a Scotland LEGEND - by flattening Gareth Bale!The former Iceland international defender was technical director at Leeds United before taking up a new role as San Francisco 49ers technical chief. He’s been tasked with having talks with prospective candidates for the next Rangers boss.

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Kenny Macdonald |Connor Steel

NORWICH City have confirmed Scotland goalkeeper Angus Gunn will be released at the end of the Championship season. Norwich have announced Gunn, along with Onel Hernández and Jacob Sorensen, will leave - and the club have made the decisions  despite sacking head coach Johannes Hoff Thorup last week. Gunn, 29, will depart City after five seasons across two spells with his boyhood club. In that period, the Scottish international has made 170 appearances, keeping 46 clean sheets in all competitions.

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Kenny Macdonald

FUMING Barry Ferguson claimed teams don’t fear playing Rangers anymore. The interim Ibrox manager watched his side twice pegged back in Paisley after going in front. And he insisted even in-contract players at the club are now playing for their futures. He said: “The issue I've got is that people don't fear playing Rangers now, whether that's at home or away. “They enjoy coming to Ibrox, then when you go away from home, teams look if they can bully you, run harder than you, get in about you.

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Kenny Macdonald

BARRY FERGUSON is poised to hold talks with Rangers’ new sporting director Kevin Thelwell. But the interim boss is adamant he won’t take a manager’s job elsewhere if he doesn’t land the Ibrox gig on a permanent basis in the summer. Ferguson is ready to “bang heads” with newly-appointed Thelwell, who will move north from Everton this summer. He said: “I haven’t spoken to him yet, but I will. “We’ve not got an exact day, but I’ll certainly be sitting down and banging heads together.