Gordon Smith: Do we need lawyers to help run our football?
WHO'D be a compliance officer?
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Kenny Dalglish: I can’t see many positives in SFA’s decision to take Scotland squad thousands of miles from home
ALEX MCLEISH and the Scotland squad are currently thousands of miles from home, preparing for their games against Peru and Mexico.
Gordon Smith: Partick Thistle’s Ian Maxwell will have a big job on his hands at SFA
IT looks very much like Partick Thistle’s Ian Maxwell will soon be appointed as the new chief executive of the SFA.
Hibs boss Neil Lennon handed three-match touchline ban
HIBERNIAN head coach Neil Lennon has been handed an immediate three-match touchline ban following his dismissal against Kilmarnock.
Hibs boss Neil Lennon handed two SFA charges after referee rant
NEIL LENNON faces two SFA charges after his outburst at referee Kevin Clancy.
Gordon Smith: Independent watchdog is way forward for our game
I have been giving some consideration to the thorny question of Scottish football governance.
Queen’s Park weighing up SFA’s offer to buy Hampden
QUEEN'S PARK say they will consult with their members before deciding whether to accept the Scottish Football Association's offer to buy Hampden.
Gordon Smith: Alex McLeish left the SFA because he was paid a pittance
AS the SFA’s chief executive at the time, I was more disappointed than anyone when Alex McLeish walked out on Scotland.
Kenny Dalglish: The Hampden hierarchy has to come out and shed some light on just exactly what is going on
I'M not one for being critical of individuals, teams or organisations for the sake of it.
Gordon Smith: I wanted to appoint Graeme Souness as Scotland boss in 2008 but I wasn’t able to make decisions… the new SFA chief executive must have final say
IF I’d had my way, the SFA would have offered the Scotland manager’s job to Graeme Souness in 2008.
Ron Scott: Walter Smith’s World Cup treatment made SFA return highly unlikely
HAVING known Walter Smith for 50 years, I was not the least bit surprised at his decision to remain retired and nip in the bud speculation that he was about to return to the position of Scotland manager.