
Stephen Mcgowan
Football Writer at The Herald (Scotland)
Football writing for @heraldsportscot and @NutmegMagazine. Broadcasting. Podcasting
Articles
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2 days ago |
heraldscotland.com | Stephen Mcgowan
The Electronic Tims website claimed the appointment didn’t ‘make any sense whatsoever.’ Another supporter called it a ‘reckless gamble. Board embarrassing themselves again.’ When the Australian lost three of his opening six league games the prophets of doom nodded sagely. Over time they were silenced by good recruitment and a winning catch phrase. ‘We never stop’ became Postecoglou’s personal mantra at Parkhead and he was true to his word.
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3 days ago |
heraldscotland.com | Stephen Mcgowan
The men behind a new club-operation system for the SPFL cite the most successful Scottish manager of all time as the best example of a coach who proved that it’s not only possible to win by playing kids. It’s also possible, with strategy and bravery, to win by playing kids born and raised in Scotland.
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3 days ago |
heraldscotland.com | Stephen Mcgowan
Talks over tie ups are already underway with Celtic talking to Queen’s Park, Rangers in discussions with Raith Rovers, Dundee United studying a link up with Montrose, Aberdeen preparing to work with Arbroath and Cove Rangers and Hearts negotiating with League Two Spartans. Recent figures from CIES Observatory show that St Mirren offered just 0.8% of their available first team minutes to players aged 21 or under. Dundee had the highest figure in the SPFL Premiership with 24.8%.
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4 days ago |
heraldscotland.com | Stephen Mcgowan
Scott Bain. (Image: Craig Williamson - SNS Group) PREMIERSHIP newcomers Falkirk have agreed a one year deal with former Celtic keeper Scott Bain. Despite having 12 months to run on his Parkhead contract Bain, 33, left the Scottish champions immediately after the Scottish Cup Final.
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5 days ago |
heraldscotland.com | Stephen Mcgowan
In the summer of 1995, a 36-year-old Carlo Ancelotti snipped the umbilical cord binding him to mentor Arrigo Sacchi and agreed to take control of Serie B side Reggiana. His first frontline managerial job almost imploded after two months. Seven games without a win left the team rock bottom of the table. After a 4-1 defeat to Pescara, club president Dal Cin warned the press that he planned to make a decision over the future of his head coach in the coming hours.
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