Stephen McGowan is the Chief Football Writer for the Scottish Daily Mail, specializing in football news and analysis. With a strong focus on Scottish football, Stephen provides in-depth coverage of matches, player interviews, and insights into the sport. He also contributes as a columnist for the publication, offering his expert opinions on various football-related topics.
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Stephen Mcgowan's coverage is heavily centered around football, particularly related to Scottish teams and the national team. He often covers evolving stories and government announcements related to sports events. Given this focus, individuals with insights into Scottish football, UEFA competitions, or the management of football clubs in Scotland would be ideal sources for reaching out to Stephen.
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Daizen Maeda is set to hand Celtic an injury boost during the title run in by making a shock return to action next week.
The night after the first major operation of his career, a stricken Lewis Ferguson lay propped up by pillows and pain killers in Bologna's Toniolo Clinic.
PICKING a shortlist for manager of the year at the end of April is a risky business.
By: Stephen Mcgowan
The three certainties in life are death, taxes and Callum McGregor playing more games than everyone else.
PHILIPPE CLEMENT last night accused Celtic rival Brendan Rodgers of showing a lack of respect towards his Rangers side.
Celtic have placed Motherwell goalkeeper Liam Kelly - who started his career at Rangers - on a list of summer transfer targets.
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A PICTURE has the capacity to say more than a thousand words. The aftermath of Celtic's win over Rangers in September was a case in point.
TO SILENCE that mouthy supporter last week, Jack Butland should have dug out the old Dean Saunders line from the nineties.
Brendan Rodgers last night hailed his Celtic side for wrapping up a 'special' league title with a five-star performance in Kilmarnock.
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