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Joel Sked is a specialist football writer for The Scotsman and Scotland on Sunday. It is a role he has held since the summer of 2021. He immerses himself in all aspects of Scottish football, from covering breaking news, to attending matches and press conferences to writing features.
The Scotsman, Edinburgh Evening News, Glasgow World
Ross County penalty shootout hero Ross Laidlaw revealed he thought he was going to be booked for his attempts to put ...
Read Full ArticleAt just before 4pm on Sunday, Station Road heading into Dingwall was backed up to the roundabout where it met the A83...
Read Full ArticleThe planned vote regarding the introduction of a new fifth tier within Scottish football has been scrapped on the eve...
Read Full ArticleAnge Postecoglou has taken a further step towards the Celtic exit door after agreeing terms with Tottenham Hotspur af...
Read Full ArticleScottish clubs will vote on Tuesday whether to back a resolution for the introduction of a Conference League which wi...
Read Full ArticleRangers are set to complete the signing of goalkeeper Jack Butland, making him the third arrival as part of Michael B...
Read Full ArticleAnge Postecoglou has taken one step closer to leaving Celtic for Tottenham Hotspur after the Premier League club were...
Read Full ArticleBrendan Rodgers is in line for a shock Celtic return after being installed as the favourite to replace Ange Postecoglou.
Read Full ArticleRangers continue to move forward with their rebuild plans as Michael Beale looks to put his stamp on the squad this s...
Read Full ArticleKris Doolan admitted he was “devastated” after Partick Thistle lost the Premiership play-off final on penalties after...
Read Full ArticleMalky Mackay described keeping Ross County in the Scottish Premiership as “a huge achievement” which “means a hell of...
Read Full ArticleThe Partick Thistle end resembled a Drumstick-themed party. More than 2,000 supporters clad in those distinguishable ...
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