St Mirren manager Craig McLeish wants to see a homegrown player quota introduced to Scottish football. The suggestion comes as the Scottish Football Association prepare to host discussions in St Andrews, which all 42 league clubs have been invited to attend, aimed at improving the prospects for homegrown talent in Scotland. McLeish, who worked in St Mirren's academy and with the SFA as a development coach before taking on his role as Buddies boss, insists more youth involvement at club level will help the national team and improve the Scottish game overall.
Hull City boss Sergej Jakirovic has been speaking to the media before Saturday's Premier League game against Aston Villa at MKM Stadium (kick-off 17:30 BST). The City boss says the number of players he has to work with is "excellent because we have good competition".
Teenage striker racially abused on social mediaClub working with authorities to find those responsibleHull City have condemned racist abuse directed at their new signing Robinio Vaz on social media and said they were working with authorities to identify those responsible.The 19-year-old striker joined the promoted Premier League side on loan from Roma on transfer deadline day. Vaz’s move was announced in a social media post that garnered a high volume of derogatory comments aimed at the Frenchman. Continue reading...
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