Celtic manager Tony Mowbray admits his current side are "miles away" from the standard he hopes to reach. (Sunday Mail)

Meanwhile, Mowbray insists he has targeted the players he wants to axe from the club in the January transfer window. (News of the World)

George Burley has vowed to do his homework on Scotland's fixtures for the Euro 2012 qualifiers after a double cock-up wrecked the national side's chances of qualifying for the World Cup in 2010. (Sunday Mail)

Meanwhile, the Scotland manager hopes to give Celtic's Danny Fox his first cap against Japan next month as the defender's paperwork moves closer to completion. (Sunday Herald)

Rapid Vienna are to extend an olive branch to Celtic in a bid to ensure their Europa League match with the Glasgow side is not tainted with memories of the two clubs' last controversial encounter 25 years ago. (Sunday Herald)

The president of the Scottish Football League, Brown McMaster, is facing calls to resign after the Scottish Football Association admitted he did not have permission to hold influence in two member clubs. (Scotland on Sunday)

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