Stewart Fisher

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Stewart Fisher

IT'S set to be a summer of major transfer upheaval at Ibrox as Andrew Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises get their feet under the door. And that's likely to mean a raft of new players coming in AND old faces being shown the door. Getting cash in for players who are deemed surplus to requirements if something the Gers have struggled massively with in recent seasons. The likes of Ryan Kent and Alfredo Morelos were allowed to walk for nothing, not to mention stars like Borna Barisic and John Lundstram.

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Stewart Fisher |Ryan Rowe

DUNCAN FERGUSON has opened up on his Barlinnie hell - and the morale-boosting letter he got from a nine-year-old Wayne Rooney. Ferguson spent 44 weeks in the hard-as-nails Glasgow prison after a headbutt on Raith Rovers' Jock McStay when he was on probation. The Scot had followed manager Walter Smith from Rangers to Everton by the time he completed his jail sentence and became a cult hero with the Goodison Park fans, helping them avoid relegation in the 1994-95 campaign.

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Stewart Fisher

IT'S been an emotional day for everyone concerned at Leeds Utd - and a big day for 49ers Enterprises. The enterprise arm of the storied NFL franchise are major players on the sporting scene and it was Marathe who proudly walked onto the turf at Home Park, Plymouth with the Championship trophy. By contrast Daniel Farke was spotted giving himself a minute in the dugout while the wild celebrations went on all around him after what was his third title in England's second tier.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Stewart Fisher

SIR CHRIS HOY has more than enough to contend with right now without having to worry about water leaking through his hotel roof at 4am. But that's the fate which the inspirational Scottish cycling star had to contend with in the early hours of the morning when a guest situated above him left the bath on. The Olympic cycling legend revealed in October that his prostate cancer is terminal.

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Stewart Fisher

THERE was no shortage of noise and excitement as the Championship season went down to a frantic final Friday. Falkirk fans invaded the pitch in their thousands as John McGlynn's men were crowned champions - despite losing an early goal which would have seen Livingston go up in their stead. Partick Thistle clinched the final spot in the theatre of cruelty which is the Premiership playoffs - despite Raith Rovers racking up a 5-1 win over Queen's Park.