The early start to the SPL season is being viewed as "Old Firm tyranny" as it favours the Glasgow pair's plans for pre-season friendlies. (The Herald)

Aberdeen will give a trial to the Jamaican international midfielder Richard Langley as manager Craig Brown continues his search for experienced players. (The Herald)

Rangers midfielder Lee McCulloch could be back to action for Rangers inside six weeks to feature in the title run-in. (The Mail)

St Mirren defender Lee Mair is back training after being diagnosed with hand, foot and mouth disease. (Various)

Celtic captain Scott Brown has issued a challenge to rivals Rangers by saying his club plays better football, ahead of their Scottish Cup meeting on Wednesday night. (The Sun)

Rangers manager Walter Smith has issued players with a blanket ban on booze, social networks, girlfriends and wives in a bid to restore the Glasgow club's title defence. (The Record)

Former Hibernian manager John Hughes is hopeful of returning to football in charge of Bradford City, after receiving an interview on Monday. (The Star)

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