Celtic midfielder Aiden McGeady has hit out at referee Dougie McDonald for his display in the Old Firm game and believes the row over whistlers has backfired on his club. (Sunday Mail)

Rangers manager Walter Smith has warned that the never-ending controversy over referees in Scotland's top flight is spiralling out of control. (Various)

Celtic boss Tony Mowbray insists he will not abandon his attacking principles in favour of Rangers' more pragmatic style as he looks to fashion a side capable of winning the SPL title. (Various)

Kilmarnock manager Jimmy Calderwood feels sympathy for Mowbray because of the major squad overhaul in his debut season and the instant demand for success. (Sunday Herald.)

Hull City striker Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink regrets leaving Celtic on such a low after losing the SPL title to Rangers last season. (Sunday Herald)

Scottish FA chief executive Gordon Smith is livid after football's lawmakers closed the door on introducing goalline technology. (Scotland On Sunday)

Scotland manager Craig Levein has defended his decision to operate with a lone frontman in the friendly win over the Czech Republic. (Scotland On Sunday)

Hearts left-back Lee Wallace believes the Edinburgh side can still finish third in the SPL this season. (Various)

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