Celtic captain Scott Brown fears referee Dougie McDonald, who sent him off in the last Old Firm clash, has it in for him. (Various)

Celtic may face a high-profile compensation tribunal, having sacked Tony Mowbray without striking a financial agreement. (Daily Express)

Mowbray, who had three years of his contract to run, will receive a £1.5m pay-off. (Daily Record)

Rangers midfielder Steven Davis thinks Neil Lennon will have a positive effect on Celtic - just as he did when he returned as coach in April 2008. (Various)

Kilmarnock boss Jimmy Calderwood reckons Lennon needs an experienced head next to him to take on the Celtic manager's job. (Sun)

Craig Conway insists the bitter memory of losing out on a Euro place last season is the driving force for Dundee United's push for third place. (Various)

Fulham striker Diomansy Kamara will reject any offer to make his loan move to Celtic permanent, following Mowbray's departure. (Daily Record)

Falkirk goalkeeper Robert Olejnik insists St Mirren's shock win over Celtic has not killed off the Bairns' SPL survival hopes. (Various)

Hibs winger Danny Galbraith is pleading for the chance to play a more significant role, having featured as a substitute for most of the season. (Various)

Defender Zander Diamond has questioned whether some team-mates are still committed to Aberdeen or looking ahead to summer moves away from Pittodrie. (Daily Mail)

Veteran Scotland international Graham Alexander has been offered a new one-year contract by Burnley. (Sun)

Former Scotland cricket captain Craig Wright is leaving Greenock for work-related reasons after five seasons at Glenpark. (Scotsman)

Stephen Hendry was warned against tampering with the format of snooker's World Championship, saying any changes would be a "massive setback".

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