Scottish Premiership: A dream team with a difference

With the Premiership teams now taking a well-earned break, it is time to reflect on the 2018/19 Premiership season so far. It has been quite a campaign already with some very predictable results - Aberdeen failing to get anything out of a game against Celtic - and some very unpredictable results, like Rangers actually beating Celtic. Now that …

Ground 42: Celtic

The final day of the season. A time of celebration for some, despair for others. I headed to Parkhead on Sunday for what was going to be a day of celebration for the Hoops as they get their hands on the Premiership trophy for the seventh consecutive season. They were up against Aberdeen and if …

Ground 39: Airdrieonians

We are finally getting to the business end of the season and although the Premiership and Championship are all but wrapped up, League One and Two are very much still in the balance. Ayr United and Raith Rovers are battling it out for the top spot in League One, so with that in mind I …

Ground 38: Ross County

Biggest game of the season so far? Some of you may say a cup game your team was involved in, or for pure hype a game between Celtic and The Rangers. For me, I'd say this game between bottom of the Premiership Ross County and second bottom Partick Thistle. It was being billed by the …

Ground 36: Clyde

Looking at the form table for League Two you can see that Clyde and Montrose are flying and just at the right time in the season. Prior to the game Montrose were perched at the summit of the league, while Clyde, who started off the season so poorly, were within touching distance of the the …

Ground 35: Brechin City

At the start of this tour there were a couple of grounds I was looking forward to visiting. Having been to Glebe Park on more occasions than I can count I really couldn't wait to get back. Unfortunately for Brechin City they are really struggling this season in the Championship. Having got promoted last season …

Ground 34: Annan Athletic

The last time I watched Annan Athletic and Edinburgh City was earlier in the season at Ainslie Park. It was quite early in the season and was already a contender for the worst one of the campaign. On my usual Monday morning routine of looking at the fixtures for the upcoming games I noticed this …

Ground 31: Ayr United

Since moving down to Glasgow at the end of last year I've heard more about Ayr United in that time than in the last 27 years of my life. I work with two Kilmarnock fans who like to talk about their biggest rivals Ayr in such "glowing" terms quite a lot. The Honest Men are …

Ground 30: Raith Rovers

Eight years ago to the day on February 6 2010 I was at Stark's Park cheering on Aberdeen against Raith Rovers in the Scottish Cup when Gary McDonald scored in stoppage time to set up a replay at Pittodrie. The less said about the replay the better. With the anniversary in mind I thought I'd nip …

Ground 29: Falkirk

The last time I was at the Falkirk Stadium was in 2007 when Aberdeen visited one of the newest stadiums in Scotland at the time. 11 years on and the Falkirk Stadium is still one of the newest grounds in the country. Yesterday high-flying Livingston were the visitors to the out-of-town stadium for the Championship …