Ronnie Charters

1 week ago | news.stv.tv | Ronnie Charters

Scotland and Celtic defender Emma Lawton says she’s still pinching herself after her achievements in her first season as a professional footballer. The 23-year-old has gone from part-time football to scoring for Scotland on her Hampden debut in a whirlwind of a season that ended with her as an award-winner lauded by her peers. Lawton started this season at Partick Thistle but sealed a dramatic deadline day move to the then SWPL Champions Celtic.

3 weeks ago | news.stv.tv | Andy Coyle |Ronnie Charters

Hearts have initiated contact with Kilmarnock over manager Derek McInnes as they look to recruit their new head coach, STV understands. The clubs are understood to have spoken on Monday as Hearts made it clear they want to speak with McInnes about turning around the team’s fortunes. After Neil Critchley was sacked last month, the Kilmarnock manager has been identified as the club’s number one target.

4 weeks ago | news.stv.tv | Calum Loudon |Ronnie Charters

A man who was caught on camera appearing to mock the Ibrox disaster has been indefinitely suspended from all Celtic matches. Footage from Sunday’s Old Firm clash at Ibrox appeared to show a man among Celtic supporters holding a mobile phone with the number 66 visible on the screen, chanting with his hands in the air. He then puts the phone away and raises six fingers repeatedly.

1 month ago | news.stv.tv | Matthew Fulton |Ronnie Charters

The only transgender football player in Scotland affected by a rule change implemented by the SFA has told STV News she feels “sick” and “heartbroken”. It was confirmed on Tuesday that the Scottish FA is to change its rules on transgender players, bringing in a ban on anyone who was not born biologically female from playing in women’s competitive football. The decision from Hampden is the latest in a series of changes across sport that affect how trans people can access competitive sport.

2 months ago | news.stv.tv | Calum Loudon |Ronnie Charters

Motherwell teenager Lennon Miller is aiming to become the best midfielder in the Scotland squad – and his dad has backed him to do so. That’s after the 18-year-old received his first call-up to the senior squad, which will see him involved in a crucial international UEFA Nations League play-off with Greece next week. Despite admitting it was a “surreal” moment, Lennon has quickly set his sights on making himself a key member of Steve Clarke’s squad.