craigkillie

All referees in the Scottish Premiership, and probably some other levels below that too, have audio communication with their assistants.

Nobody said anything about Celtic. There are definitely certain players like Tierney and Fraser who seem to pull out of squads on a regular basis though.

He did travel with the squad on Monday, but trained separately from the rest of the players and was assessed today.

They are exclusive World Cup kits for the women's team.

He's barely played left-back in about 4 years though. We have other capable left-backs about, there's no need to be asking guys to fill in as though we're a part-time League 1 side going through an injury crisis.

We should have had another left-back on the plane as soon as Robertson was ruled out.

The role of school education in a child's life is much broader than that. Schools have to provide an academic education to students in things like maths, English, science and the arts, educate them in general life skills via things like home economics, PE and technical and also further their social and moral development via things like RE, social education, sex education and other similar classes. You need to have all of those things to operate in society as a normal functioning human being. For a subject like RE (at my school at least), it wasn't about telling children that they should follow a particular religion, but rather about providing information about a variety of religions and their practices. Sex education (incorporating LGBT) is the same - you are teaching children about sex, relationships and everything associated with that, and it would be very strange given the society we live in if that didn't include a discussion about LGBT topics. Having LGBT education isn't going to suddenly make kids gay, but it might make life easier for the ones that are.

You don't get a degree in anything from school.

I completely missed that, but yes, it appears they have. I'm sure they started doing the semi-final draw separately a few years ago, but they've obviously gone back to the old way.

He's moving for work, not for refereeing reasons.

They might not face another "European side" in the Champions League. Having said that, I have a feeling Spurs will do them.

Peter Grant is saying that Robertson wasn't allowed to fly due to the swelling in his mouth and that he may still fly out later to join the squad depending on how his surgery goes today. https://stv.tv/sport/football/1436385-andy-robertson-desperate-to-play-against-kazakhstan/

Based on your in-depth medical knowledge of abscesses, aye?

He turned up to meet with the squad in Glasgow and the Scotland doctor advised him to have the surgery.

McLean is already in the squad.