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Scottish Daily Express

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December 08, 2025

Miovski fires back with double & Gers are on a Rohl again.. for now

DRESSED down in Dundee, name sung to the rafters at Rugby Park.

These are the wild swings in emotions Danny Rohl is going to have to negotiate in the weeks ahead as the Rangers boss looks to get his side’s fluctuating form back on an even keel.

Three days on from being given both barrels as he led his trudging team back to the Tannadice tunnel after scrambling a 2-2 draw against United with a last minute penalty, the new Ibrox gaffer was yet again being serenaded with his Daddy Cool chant.

Little wonder the punters were in the mood for a disco having just witnessed the rarest of things - a goal-scoring striker!

Youd have had a better chance of finding Lord Lucan, Shergar and Bigfoot all having a pint at the bar in the Louden Tavern than you would of witnessing a Rangers frontman find the net this season.

That was until Saturday in Ayrshire as Bojan Miovski blasted back at the critics who've been quick to lump him in the dud category with Youssef Chermiti after a start at Gers every bit as underwhelming as the £8million man's.

In conversation with Record Sport this week, Ibrox sources did their best to explain the rationale behind the Chermiti move, essentially that the 6ft 4in striker’s physical traits are exactly what top clubs down south are looking for ... and willing to pay top dollar for.

So the theory of the now-axed Kevin Thelwell, was if Rangers could polish up the rough edges - of which there are clearly more than the sacked sporting director was banking on, despite having signed him TWICE - thered be scope to turn his seven-figure fee into one comprising eight digits and a substantial one at that.

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How to survive Christmas in TEN easy tips

From toilets (don't use them if you're a guest) to present giving (highly perilous), paper hats (mandatory) and chit chat (bland is best), Very British Problems creator ROB TEMPLE shares his unmissable (and hilarious) advice on surviving another UK festive season

time to read

5 mins

December 19, 2025

Scottish Daily Express

'I tried to kick it, then I felt the chomp'

Shark rescuer pays price

time to read

1 mins

December 19, 2025

Scottish Daily Express

'Ruth's contribution to breaking Enigma cypher was truly historic'

CODEBREAKER Ruth Bourne has died aged 99, a veterans charity has said.

time to read

2 mins

December 19, 2025

Scottish Daily Express

Scottish Daily Express

'She should be alive'

Grandad of Bondi massacre's youngest victim

time to read

2 mins

December 19, 2025

Scottish Daily Express

TRUTH'S STRONGER THAN FICTION

AS I HAVE mentioned before, there's an amusing game I like to play in idle moments, where I invent new TV shows.

time to read

1 mins

December 19, 2025

Scottish Daily Express

Scottish Daily Express

IT'S A FAMILY AFFAIR

A little goes a very long way in the third chapter of director James Cameron's blockbusting franchise. Avatar: Fire And Ash is a masterclass in candyfloss storytelling, expertly fluffing around an hour of linear plot and character development into more than three hours of jaw-dropping visual spectacle that continues to push the envelope for performance capture technology.

time to read

2 mins

December 19, 2025

Scottish Daily Express

Ben's players are trying hard but success is never a given

TRESCOTHICK DEFENDS TOILING TOURISTS' EFFORT

time to read

2 mins

December 19, 2025

Scottish Daily Express

Scottish Daily Express

King pours perfect pint of 'great stuff'

THE King mastered the art of pouring the “perfect” pint of Guinness yesterday as he opened the brewery’s new venue in London.

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1 mins

December 19, 2025

Scottish Daily Express

Hypocrisy of medics' union makes me sick

IT WOULD take a heart of stone not to laugh at the double standards within the British Medical Association, Britain's most militant trade union.

time to read

2 mins

December 19, 2025

Scottish Daily Express

Oil giant BP breaks mould by bringing in CEO Meg

BP HAS hired industry veteran American Meg O’Neill as its new chief executive, marking the first time a woman has been appointed at the helm of one of the world’s top five oil firms.

time to read

1 min

December 19, 2025

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