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Law backs Scots to avoid finals frustration
DENIS Law had to wait almost the entire length of his illustrious career before getting a chance to play in the World Cup finals, and some of his colleagues from the Scotland
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Riise confident of victory as battle for second hots up
NORWAY's John Arne Riise last night warned Scotland they will be losers in Oslo.
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'We're tantalisingly close' to play-offs, says Butcher
HAVING led his side Inverness Caledonian Thistle to a valuable away win on the opening day of the season against Dunfermline at the weekend, Terry Butcher has been able to tur
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Smith attacks Ferguson's timing as Boozegate bubbles up again
SCOTTISH Football Association chief executive Gordon Smith quickly hit back yesterday at an outspoken attack by Barry Ferguson, questioning the timing of the former national c
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In off the outpost: Isla de Pascua y Islas Malvinas
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