The Full Scottish

New Ross County manager Derek Adams sure has had a lot to say about the ‘shocking’ state of the game since his return to Scottish football in late November.

There are a few interesting figures heading into Saturday’s Glasgow derby between Celtic and Rangers at Celtic Park. We’ve listed them in this article.

Last weekend, Celtic fans, whose side were at the top of the table and fresh off a domestic treble-winning campaign in 2022-23 were singing, “Sack the board.”

For all that divides them, Celtic and Rangers share one trait in common: A loss, regardless of the competition, amounts to a crisis.

Reports suggest Scott McKenna has been banished from training at Forest and told he can leave during the January transfer window.

Brendan Rodgers has cited a lack of quality at Celtic as the reason for their inglorious exit from the Champions League this season.

Scotland appear to be at high risk of being part of a “group of death” at the European Championships next summer. Germany, France, or England could await them.

With Scotland already qualified, the upcoming Euro qualifiers give Steve Clarke a chance to assess some players ahead of the tournament.

Celtic are licking their wounds after a crushing defeat in Madrid while Rangers look to familiar faces for help.

Should Celtic and Rangers receive special treatment from the league to help with their European campaigns? The Full Scottish delves in.