Paul Forsyth

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Paul Forsyth

For those unschooled in the idiosyncrasies of Scottish football, the weekend must have been a little confusing, especially when the full-time whistle sounded at grounds across the country. Of at least three extended celebrations, only one was for actually winning a trophy. That honour went to Arbroath, whose 4-0 victory at home to Stenhousemuir sealed the League One title and completed a remarkable turnaround in their season.

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | John McGarry |Paul Forsyth |Gary Keown

Nico Raskin has picked up his first couple of caps for Belgium. He is being linked with a lucrative move away from Rangers in what will surely be a summer clearout at the underperforming Ibrox outfit. However, there is one thing the 24-year-old accepts he has to improve upon before his future is decided in the summer - adding to his goal tally and his all-round numbers.

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Paul Forsyth |Gary Keown |John McGarry

The only thing which was more perplexing than Celtic’s insipid display at McDiarmid Park on Sunday was the hour which followed it. Brendan Rodgers certainly didn’t mince his words in his post-match press conference which came after the shock 1-0 defeat to the Premiership’s bottom club, questioning the mentality of his players and claiming too many of them were in a comfort zone.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Paul Forsyth

Every year around this time, the relegation battle is analysed and the theory goes that the team who stay up will be the team with a recognised goalscorer. If you have a Simon Murray who can make the difference in tight games, as Dundee did in their 2-0 win against St Mirren yesterday, there is every chance you will beat the drop.

4 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Paul Forsyth

For the first time in many a year, the Scottish Premiership table has an old-fashioned look about it, at least in the top half, where the country’s big clubs are finally pulling their weight. Those who don’t care for poorly-supported interlopers are gladly reporting that ‘natural order’ has been restored, with the top six positions all occupied by bright lights from the big cities.