John Mcgarry is a journalist at the Scottish Daily Mail. He specializes in sports, with a focus on football, competitive sports, and the sports business, while also covering topics such as golf and organized crime. John has been featured in Cigalah Group, The Globe and Mail, PMP Magazine, The Harvard Press, MailOnline, and Express Digest.
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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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By: John Mcgarry
By JOHN MCGARRY The main thing which has sustained Philippe Clement at Rangers this season has been the comfort of home.
If only Philippe Clement could have addressed an appalling run on the road, hopes of the title wouldn't have vanished along with the Christmas decorations.
As welcome as it's been, the progression witnessed across Scottish football since the advent of the pyramid system a dozen years ago has come at a price.
The fact that Alfredo Morelos' Rangers odyssey was allowed to run for a couple of years more than it should is a matter of regret for all parties.
Philippe Clement is insistent that he harbours no doubts over Oscar Cortes' suitability for the tough-and-tumble of Scottish game.
Philippe Clement admits he has no issue with Rangers chairman Fraser Thornton's scathing assessment of his side's form on the road.
PHILIPPE CLEMENT believes Rafael Fernandes can realise his full potential at Rangers after bringing the central defender in on loan from Lille until the summer.
For Dundee fans, the search for omens suggesting this could finally be their year has often felt interminable. Now they've one to dearly cling onto.
Dundee manager Tony Docherty felt his players passed another huge test of character to squeeze past Dundee United and advance to the fifth round of the Scottish Cup.
Callum McGregor has urged his Celtic team-mates to seize the moment against Young Boys on Wednesday night and ensure they're no longer the nearly men of the Champions League.
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