Rangers manager Walter Smith is concerned that Uefa will punish the club for their fans' misbehaviour in Romania with a ban. (Various)

Lukasz Zaluska's performance for Celtic in Hamburg means Celtic boss Tony Mowbray does not feel the need to rush regular goalkeeper Artur Boruc back from injury. (Scottish Daily Express)

The Scottish Football Association are drawing up plans to introduce a pyramid system feeding into the Third Division. (The Sun)

Gus MacPherson, the St Mirren manager, reckons any team that stretches itself to try to compete with the Old Firm faces getting into financial difficulty. (Daily Record)

Queen of the South manager Gordon Chisholm is a possible target to take over the hotseat at Tranmere Rovers and Brighton. (The Sun)

Hearts defender Lee Wallace says the Tynecastle side are capable of turning around their disappointing start to the season. (Daily Record)

Former Celtic midfielder Roy Keane, now in charge of Ipswich, believes it's simply a matter of time until the Old Firm are playing in England. (Daily Record)

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