Rangers striker Kris Boyd denies deliberately elbowing Merouane Zemmama and has told the Hibs midfielder to stop moaning and behave like a man. (Sun)

SFA Head of Referee Development Hugh Dallas admits it has been a poor season for Scottish officials. (Various)

Celtic chairman John Reid has warned manager Tony Mowbray to forget a big summer budget unless he wins the title. (Sun)

Real Mallorca defender Ivan Ramis has not given up hope of winning a move to Celtic in the summer. (Daily Record)

Barcelona star Xavi says Rangers defender Madjid Bogherra is good enough to play for the Catalan giants. (Sun)

And Barca midfielder Jeffren Suarez turned down a January loan deal with Celtic to stay at the Nou Camp. (Daily Record)

Ian Murray says he rejected other offers to sign an extended contract with Hibernian. (Scotsman)

Sone Aluko hopes firing Aberdeen to a good Scottish Cup run can help him claim a World Cup place with Nigeria. (Various)

Kenny Miller admits the penalty he won against Hibs on Sunday was "soft" but insists he is no cheat. (Daily Record)

Miller also says the prospect of a Champions League cash injection for the ailing Ibrox club is spurring the team on to defend the SPL title. (Daily Record)

Hearts manager Jim Jefferies is promising to serve up a new brand of exciting football and claims the club were lucky to win games under predecessor Csaba Laszlo. (Various)

Meanwhile, Jefferies denies the club only want defender Jose Goncalves to sign a new deal so they can sell him on. (Scotsman)

Motherwell boss Craig Brown says John Ruddy loves life at Fir Park and would be delighted if the keeper signed up on a permanent deal. (Daily Record)

Sunderland are the latest club to be linked with West Brom's £6m-rated Scottish midfielder Graham Dorrans. (Daily Mail)

Former Aberdeen and Scotland goalkeeper Jim Leighton has joined the coaching staff at Highland League club Huntly. (Press & Journal)

GB skip David Murdoch likes the ice conditions ahead of his bid to win curling gold at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver. (Scotsman)

Plans are underway to bring WBO champion Roma Martinez to Glasgow to face featherweight challenger Ricky Burns after the fight was originally scheduled for Puerto Rico. (Sun)

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