Showing posts with label Scottish Footbll League. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scottish Footbll League. Show all posts

Friday, July 13, 2012

'Gers Dropped Down To Fourth Level

After entering administration several months ago, followed by liquidation, the club, in actuality a new club, will start out life in the lowest levels of the Scottish Football League, the Scottish Third Division (which is the fourth tier of soccer in Scotland) this coming season.

Saturday, December 10, 2011

Victor Wanyama Goal Lifts Bhoys Past Hearts As Glasgow Clubs Sweep Edinburgh Opponents

At Glasgow, Scotland:

Victor Wanyama scored the only goal of the match at 72 minutes on Saturday as Celtic blanked visiting Heart of Midlothian 1-0 in Scottish Premier League action.

Sunday, May 09, 2010

Win In Edinburgh For Bhoys

At Edinburgh, Scotland:

Celtic picked up their eight straight Scottish Premier League win on Sunday 2-1 on the road over Heart of Midlothian, as Robbie Keane (23') and Zheng Zhi (61') each delivered a goal for the Bhoys.

Friday, February 19, 2010

Scotland Loses Second Champions League Spot To Belgium

Certainly this season's crappy performances in Champions League and Europa League competition did no favors for SPL clubs.

Friday, May 30, 2008

Gretna Soap Opera: Talk About Your Relegations

Greta FC, which was recently relegated from Scotland's premier league, was further relegated two steps further down on Thursday to the fourth level of Scottish soccer:

An offer from football agent Paul Davies has been made for the club, which is currently under consideration, but should the club be saved it will have to start next season in the lowest tier of league football again.

It represents a massive drop for the crisis club, which went into administration in March, and offers promotion lifelines to Airdrie United - who will step up to Division One - and Stranraer, who move up to Division Two.

SFL chief executive David Longmuir said Gretna's administrators had not been able to guarantee the club would be able to fulfil its fixtures.

"We and the SFL had to make sure we protected the integrity of our league,"

"There was no commitment from the administrator that Gretna could fulfil the fixtures at all in the coming season, which means we had to do what we thought was right for our league."



If they don't clean their act soon, they will either be expelled from the football (soccer) league or go out of business.