These are exciting times in the Scottish Football League and all three divisions look set to witness drama as the winners and losers are decided. Livingston striker Iain Russell takes a look at the state of play.
Livingston striker Iain Russell agrees the Scottish game needs to change, but writing in Inside Futbol, he argues that critics are still wrong to pillory the game north of the border.
Football has witnessed defensive football in recent years and the trend of coaches “parking the bus” looks unlikely to end soon. Livingstone striker Iain Russell argues however that attacking football must win the day.
Scotland may have started their Euro 2012 campaign by topping their group, but their performances has left fans gloomy about chances of progression. Craig Levein’s men will try to change that against Czech Republic and Spain.
Argentina have attacked with impressive power so far in this World Cup, while Mexico have been masters of possession. Something must give in this last 16 clash. We preview the match.
France are sure to be contenders for the World Cup and they find themselves in Group A in South Africa. We profile the French team.
Scotland will enjoy a cup final they didn’t expect as the Old Firm missed out. It falls to Dundee United and minnows Ross County to provide the entertainment. We preview the match.
While in the Premier League players may be set for life upon retirement it is not that way for the vast majority of professional footballers. Striker Iain Russell looks at life after football.
Scotland has seen much debate of later over proposals to restructure their leagues. Morton striker Iain Russell argues the SPL and SFL must bite the bullet and embrace change.
Since Scottish football abolished its winter shutdown there has been talk of restoring it. With the domestic game struggling Greenock Morton striker Iain Russell believes change is needed.
