E. Lawrence
FA Youth Cup · Midfielder · #32 · England · 20 yrs
E. Lawrence news
Devlin sees McInnes relationship bloom already for Rangers
Cammy Devlin remained humble when it was suggested his introduction as a half-time substitute helped change the game in Rangers' favour as he made his first appearance for Derek McInnes' side in Wednesday's 2-1 pre-season friendly win over St Etienne. "It does help," Devlin told Rangers TV. Rangers took the lead from a penalty by former Hearts striker Lawrence Shankland, Ian Cathro's Ligue 2 side equalised through previously Celtic-linked midfielder Jakob Breum before Thelo Aasgaard secured the win with another spot kick.
Hearts fans left ruing Shankland exit - Bell
Tuesday's bruising Champions League qualifying defeat by Sturm Graz will not be the last time Hearts fans will be ruing top scorer Lawrence Shankland's summer departure for Rangers, former Ibrox goalkeeper Cammy Bell has predicted. In their first competitive match under new head coach Wouter Vrancken, the Scottish Premiership runners-up paid for missed chances as the Austrians scored three times in 10 second-half minutes to all but put the tie beyond the visitors. "It was always going to be a difficult tie, but it is a damaging defeat, especially the manner of the goals that they lost," Bell told the BBC Scottish Football Podcast.
McInnes' Rangers history can help us - Naderi
Ryan Naderi says Derek McInnes' experience as a former Rangers player will be beneficial to the current squad in understanding the demands at the club. McInnes played at Ibrox between 1995 and 2000, and after several years of being linked with a return as manager, finally left Hearts to take over from Danny Rohl last month. Naderi said he welcomes the increased competition for starting striker berths following the arrival of Lawrence Shankland from Hearts, but stressed he is "not here to sit on the bench".
Vrancken era begins after title heartbreak
It has been 67 days since Hearts last played a competitive match, and it is unlikely they will be involved in anything quite as dramatic as that afternoon at Celtic Park. There has also been significant turnover in personnel since May. High-profile departures have seen Cammy Devlin and Lawrence Shankland make the move to Rangers, following last season's head coach, McInnes. As a result, a new cast has been assembled at Tynecastle over the past few weeks, tasked with building on a campaign that few associated with the club will ever forget.
McInnes hints at imminent Rangers arrivals
Manager Derek McInnes has suggested Rangers could complete more signings before Wednesday's friendly meeting with St-Etienne at Ibrox on Wednesday. Rangers, third in last season's Scottish Premiership, have already brought in six new recruits, with Lawrence Shankland and Cammy Devlin following McInnes from Tynecastle to Ibrox.
Devlin 'doesn't get enough credit' - Shankland
Lawrence Shankland is convinced Cammy Devlin will flourish at Rangers and believes the midfielder "doesn't get enough credit". The striker says he's "buzzing" to link up with his former Hearts team-mate and insists the Australian can excel at Ibrox. Devlin was signed as a free agent after leaving Tynecastle earlier this summer, having played an integral role in the club's Scottish Premiership title push.
Copa Independent | How Spain dismantled France – plus our England v Argentina predictions
Lawrence Ostlere is joined by Miguel Delaney and Kieran Jackson to discuss Spain’s stunning win over France. Should Didier Deschamps have started with three in midfield? Why did France’s stars play so poorly? And can anyone stop Spain winning a second World Cup?
