Rangers set to clinch deal for midfielder Joey Barton
JOEY BARTON is on the brink of becoming Mark Warburton’s most high-profile signing as Rangers boss as he closes in on a deal to take him to Ibrox.
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Barton agrees terms with Rangers
Joey Barton was offered a new contract at promoted Burnley Joey Barton has agreed terms to move to Rangers…
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Report: Joey Barton opts to join Rangers
via Soccernet Nigeria | Joey Barton has reportedly decided to continue his playing career with Rangers. The midfielder, who will…
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Hibernian vow to cooperate with SFA probe after Hampden disorder
HIBERNIAN chairman Rod Petrie has condemned the supporters involved in the disorder at Hampden on Saturday as he performed a U-turn from his original position in the aftermath of the Scottish Cup final.
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Hibs condemn fan disorder
Hibernian have condemned the fans who invaded the pitch after Saturday’s Scottish Cup final and vowed to take the strongest action possible against those guilty of attacking Rangers’ players and staff.
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SFA to review final violence
The Scottish Football Association has begun the process of appointing an independent commission to look into the fan violence which followed Saturday’s Scottish Cup final.
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Scottish FA set up Independent Commission to probe Hampden riots
THE Scottish FA are to set up an Independent Commission to investigate the Hampden riot in the aftermath of Saturday’s Scottish Cup final.
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Burnley offer Joey Barton and Paul Robinson contracts but release four players ahead of Premier League return
Burnley have confirmed that Rangers target Joey Barton has been offered a new contract, along with former England goalkeeper Paul Robinson. Four players have also been released.
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Rangers launch legal proceedings against Mike Ashley and Charles Green
Rangers have launched legal proceedings against Charles Green and Mike Ashley. The club will also take action against Imran Ahmad, Brian Stockbridge, Derek Llambias and SportsDirect.com.
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Barton hints at Rangers move
Joey Barton has indicated his future lies in Scotland despite Burnley making a new offer to the out-of-contract midfielder.
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Rangers launch court proceedings
Rangers have launched court proceedings against Mike Ashley and four former executives Rangers have launched court proceedings against four…
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PFA Scotland chief Wishart backs Rangers appeal for an independent probe
FRASER Wishart, the chief executive of PFA Scotland, today added his voice to the calls for an independent inquiry into the crowd trouble that flared after the William Hill Scottish Cup final on Saturday.
Rangers players were attacked by Hibs supporters who invaded the pitch after the Ibrox club had lost the cup final 3-2 at Hampden in the worst scenes of violence seen at a football match in this…
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Rangers launch legal proceedings against former chief executive Charles Green and Newcastle owner Mike Ashley
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Rangers act against Green, Ashley
Rangers have launched legal proceedings against their former chief executive Charles Green and Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley.
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SFA urged to kick Hibs out of Europe as Rangers demand full inquiry into cup final violence
ALEX MacDONALD, the legendary former Rangers player, led calls last night for Hibernian to be kicked out of European football as the Ibrox club aimed a withering blast at Rod Petrie, the Easter Road chairman and Scottish Football Association vice-president, and demanded an independent inquiry into the violence that scarred the William Hill Scottish Cup final.
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Russell recognises echoes of 1980 as Scottish Cup showpiece descends into chaos
BOBBY Russell thought the days of police horses being required to restore order after national cup finals were long gone. The former Rangers midfielder, a veteran of the infamous 1980 Scottish Cup final which ended in a massed riot between Celtic and Rangers fans on the Hampden pitch, wasn’t at the national stadium yesterday, choosing instead to watch the match at a city centre pub with his brother and their…
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Derek Johnstone: Hibernian, the police and the SFA should be ashamed
AS I watched the disgraceful scenes unfold at Hampden on Saturday as Hibernian fans invaded the pitch and Rangers players were attacked, I couldn’t help but think of the 1980 Old Firm Scottish Cup Final.
I played in that game and it was frightening. It was a day nobody in Scottish football will ever forget. Saturday was an ugly end to the final and the repercussions for Hibernian could, and…
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Hibs yet to respond to Rangers
Hibernian are yet to respond to Rangers’ statement on Sunday night condemning the violence sparked by their supporters’ wild celebrations at the end of the Scottish Cup final.
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Ugly scenes spoil Hibs celebrations but not their mood after historic cup win
Hibs midfielder Fraser Fyvie has questioned the decision to prevent his side from enjoying a lap of honour following their Scottish Cup win on Saturday.
The victory ended a 114 year wait for his club but history of the wrong kind was made as the ugly scenes which came about as their supporters invaded the pitch, forcing mounted police to take to the field to help restore order, meant runners…
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Derek Johnstone: Hibernian, the Police and the SFA should be ashamed after Hampden riots that brought back memories of 1980
AS I watched the disgraceful scenes unfold at Hampden on Saturday as Hibernian fans invaded the pitch and Rangers players were attacked, I couldn’t help but think of the 1980 Old Firm Scottish Cup Final.
I played in that game and it was frightening. It was a day nobody in Scottish football will ever forget. Saturday was an ugly end to the final and the repercussions for Hibernian could, and…
