Graeme Macpherson
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Benjamin Siegrist led by example in first outing as Dundee Utd captain in thrilling penalty shootout win
SOME captains inspire through actions rather than words and so it was with Benjamin Siegrist on Saturday. → Read More
'Head held high': Forbes-Cryans misses out on Olympic medal by seconds but gave everything
AFTER 690 days, it all came down to 3.47 seconds. Bradley Forbes-Cryans had to wait a long time for his chance to win an Olympic medal after being… → Read More
Tokyo Olympics: Jo Muir hopes horse whispering will lead to a five-star showing
JO MUIR has been learning Japanese so she can talk to horses. It may seem a peculiar way to prepare but when you’re participating in your first… → Read More
Becca Sellar was front and centre of social media campaign but has been victim and hopes platform can help
IT would make for a more than decent team were they to ever take to the pitch together. → Read More
Wheelchair archer Nathan MacQueen aiming for medal but making son proud is main target
NATHAN MacQUEEN is aiming at a different target. The West Lothian archer was named earlier this year in the British squad for this summer’s… → Read More
UFC: Joanne Calderwood determined to follow in Josh Taylor's footsteps and put Scotland on the map
JOANNE CALDERWOOD reckons she only knows two other Scottish people in Las Vegas “and neither of them are famous”. → Read More
Josh Taylor opens up on future ambitions following Jose Ramirez victory
JOSH TAYLOR has his sights set on becoming a two-weight world champion – but admits emulating countryman Ricky Burns by winning a belt in three… → Read More
Josh Taylor has made the world take notice after victory over Jose Ramirez
IF Josh Taylor was feeling somewhat underappreciated heading into the biggest sporting weekend of his life, then he would surely have been happier… → Read More
Martin Harkin hopes to get show back on the road with Coventry win
MARTIN HARKIN’S day job sees him dealing with forgotten cases. His task this weekend is to avoid becoming one himself. → Read More
Steven Gerrard destined to take over at Liverpool but he'll wait for right time, says Xabi Alonso
XABI ALONSO believes it’s inevitable that Steven Gerrard will one day become Liverpool manager – but is confident his friend will wait until the… → Read More
Stephen Welsh opens up on Celtic breakthrough and new manager discussions with players
STEPHEN WELSH admits he would rather have not made his Celtic breakthrough this season if it had meant a winning team on the pitch. → Read More
Jonny Glen back on track in Greenock after tough time Stateside
GIVEN he left with a communications degree and an American fiancée, Jonny Glen would never describe his time at the University of New Mexico as a… → Read More
Connor Thomson on Florida Christmas, Behind the Lines video series and the 'grind' of tournament play
SPENDING Christmas in Florida rather than Paisley doesn’t seem the worst of trade-offs. Unable to fly home for the holidays at the end of last… → Read More
Hockey: Jen Wilson heaps praise on Scotland's women's side ahead of EuroHockey Championships
JEN WILSON must have thought qualifying was the hard part. → Read More
St Mirren chief Tony Fitzpatrick on his top-six dream nearing reality
ONE or two apologies ought to be coming Tony Fitzpatrick’s way should St Mirren clinch their place in the top six this weekend. → Read More
Humble Scotland hero Andy Henderson on the quiet life, why coaching is not an option and rugby memories
WHAT kind of legacy would 50 Scotland football caps leave you? You would be a household name for sure. Perhaps either playing or managing at a high… → Read More
Craig Wright explains return to Scottish Cricket
JUST when he thought he was out, they pulled him back in. Having spent two decades within the Cricket Scotland system in various roles – player,… → Read More
Inter and AC Milan fight for Serie A title as Barcelona thump Alaves
THE Italian scudetto looks destined for the city of Milan at the end of the season. But at what end of the San Siro? For large swathes of the… → Read More
Adam Hall on elite sports protocol confusion, European champ dreams and training on the road
THE travelling athlete has always had a lot to contend with beyond the sphere of competition itself. → Read More
St Mirren have no fears going into Celtic clash after Parkhead triumph, says Kyle McAllister
ST MIRREN hadn’t beaten Celtic in the league for 11 years until recently. So what chance them repeating the feat within 11 days? → Read More