Hibs striker Colin Nish has criticised the Easter Road fans who have been calling for the head of manager John Hughes. (Various)

Diomansy Kamara is unimpressed by Rangers forward Nacho Novo's unflattering comments about the Celtic team, suggesting the Spaniard was having a pop at his rivals in order to win a new contract at the Ibrox club. (Sunday Mail and News of the World)

Motherwell winger Jim O'Brien, who is set to leave Fir Park for nothing at the end of the season, says he will decide where his future lies before the campaign ends. Aberdeen and Barnsley lead the chase of his signature. (Sunday Times)

Scotland right-back Alan Hutton could make his loan move from Tottenham to Sunderland permanent. (Sunday Mail)

Hibs goalkeeper Graeme Smith is wary of blaming the pitch at Hearts' winner in Saturday's Edinburgh derby, in case he follows Derek Riordan in being fined by the Easter Road board for criticising the surface. (News of the World)

Former Hearts defender Christophe Berra, who has helped Wolves stay in the Premier League in England, wants to establish himself as a regular in the Scotland team. (Sunday Mail)

Despite being grateful to Jimmy Calderwood for signing him for Aberdeen, midfielder Stuart Duff says he intends to make his former boss suffer when the Dons face relegation-threatened Kilmarnock. (News of the World)

And these same two clubs could be involved in a spot of transfer talk if Rugby Park striker Kevin Kyle follows up on an initial discussion with Dons boss Mark McGhee and heads to Pittodrie in the summer. (Scotland on Sunday)

Ian McLauchlan will be named as the new president of the Scottish Rugby Union next month. (Scotland on Sunday)

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