Mark Hendry is a Journalist and Deputy Editor at @Football_Scot. He covers a wide range of sports topics, including competitive sports, sports business, and broadcasting, with a keen focus on both individual and team sports. Mark's work has been featured in notable publications such as Liverpool.com, Daily Record, and The Herald Scotland, among others.
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By: Mark Hendry
McInnes provided a transfer update for fans after a vital 1-0 win over the Dons at Pittodrie.
By: Mark Hendry
Robinson claimed big issues went against his side, Aberdeen, as they lost 1-0 at home to Rangers.
Claudio Braga has addressed his Heart of Midlothian future amid transfer interest with 72 hours of the window remaining.
By: Mark Hendry
CeltsAreHere exclusively revealed on Monday evening that Celtic had approached the Dutch club about Lotomba as they looked at ways of adding another
By: Mark Hendry
Transfer deadline day proved to be fairly quiet for Liverpool, although the Reds were offered a seven-figure sum for one of their brightest academy prospects before the window closed
The club will benefit from new networks and potential sponsorship opportunities.
By: Mark Hendry
Celtic man Colby Donovan was caught by the Sky Sports cameras preparing himself for the St Johnstone clash with some peculiar antics.
By: Mark Hendry
Sam Johnstone impressed on his Celtic debut against St Johnstone and could make the starting lineup vs Rangers in the Premier Sports Cup.
By: Mark Hendry
Mika Baur scored Celtic's winning goal vs St Johnstone but Scott Brown felt the German put in a solid all-round performance.
Celtic thought they had gone 2-0 up against St Johnstone on Wednesday evening but the strike from Haissem Hassan was ruled out.
