John McGarry is a football writer for the Scottish Daily Mail, specializing in coverage of Scottish football. With a focus on national football in the United Kingdom, John's articles provide in-depth analysis, interviews, and match reports, keeping readers up-to-date with the latest news and developments in the world of football.
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John McGarry's coverage mainly focuses on Scottish football, particularly with a focus on event coverage. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider offering insights or access related to ongoing events in Scottish football, exclusive interviews with players or managers from the teams he covers, or expert commentary and analysis of recent matches and upcoming games.
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Brendan Rodgers has hit back at Philippe Clement after the Rangers manager claimed Celtic were operating on a different level financially to his own club.
Since he first took charge of a Celtic team against Rangers back in 2016, Brendan Rodgers has viewed the days immediately preceding such clashes as a delicate balancing act.
Daizen Maeda scored the decisive penalty in a dramatic shootout that won Celtic the Premier Sports Cup final at Hampden.
On a day when players and coaches from both sides of the Glasgow divide would have felt the burden of history on their shoulders, contrasting experiences from the recent past were to prove telling.
Calllum McGregor insists Celtic will welcome the challenge of staying one step ahead of an improving Rangers.
Patrick Stewart has given a clear indication that he's right behind Philippe Clement as Rangers manager.
Borna Barisic may have drawn a line under his Rangers' odyssey, but it appears the Croatian defender may yet play a hand in shaping the future of his former club.
Neil Critchley admitted Hearts deserved to be out of Europe after failing to see off Moldovan outfit FC Petrocub in a 2-2 draw at Tynecastle.
Phillippe Clement has predicted that the mental scar left by the manner of Rangers' Premier Sports Cup final defeat to Celtic will never fully heal.
PHILIPPE CLEMENT insisted Rangers' rise to second place in the Premiership table meant nothing to him as he urged his players to adopt tunnel vision in the second half of the season.
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