Ronnie Esplin is a football writer and author based in Belfast, focusing on local football in the United Kingdom. With a strong presence in various publications such as The Independent, LiveScore, and PLZ Soccer, Ronnie provides in-depth analysis and coverage of matches, players, and managerial decisions, offering unique insights into the world of football.
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Ronnie Esplin's focus is predominantly on local football events and evolving stories related to the sport, particularly in the context of Rangers, Celtic, Kilmarnock, St Johnstone, Motherwell, Viaplay Cup and prominent figures such as Philippe Clement and Derek McInnes. He provides detailed coverage of matches and ongoing developments within these teams.
If you have insights into match analysis or updates regarding players or management from any of these clubs, offering unique perspectives could grab Ronnie's attention. Additionally, if you have exclusive news related to upcoming games involving these teams or specific player performances that may influence team dynamics, this would likely be well received by Ronnie for potential coverage.
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By: Ronnie Esplin
The plan is to build and upgrade 90 3G pitches and renovate 75 changing rooms by 2030.
Liam Scales' pull on Vaclav Cerny in the Premier Sports Cup final was adjudged to be outside the penalty area.
By: Ronnie Esplin
SFA's head of referees Willie Collum confirmed on Thursday that Rangers were denied a spot-kick at Hampden Park on Sunday by a “really poor decision”.
By: Darragh Culhane, Ronnie Esplin
Scales was very lucky not to concede a penalty in Sunday's League Cup final.
The three points were a tonic for Rangers' recovery from last week's Premier Sports Cup final disappointment.
By: Ronnie Esplin
Rangers also moved eight points behind leaders Celtic, who play Dundee United at Tannadice on Sunday.
The draw left the visitors nine points clear of Rangers.
By: Ronnie Esplin
Celtic dropped William Hill Premiership points for only the second time this season in a goalless draw against diligent Dundee United.
By: Ronnie Esplin
Celtic dominated possession for the vast majority of the game but could not find a way past a resolute United defence.
By: Ronnie Esplin
The goalless draw with Dundee United was the first time Celtic have dropped points since a 2-2 draw with Aberdeen in October. The goalless draw with Dundee United was the first time Celtic have dropped points since a 2-2 draw with Aberdeen in October.
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