From trials in sub-zero temperatures to the sweltering environs of Bangkok. James Goyder meets a footballer who decided to strike out on his own.

A notorious game with a truth finally exposed, here's Blair Grant to explain a little more

Matt Nelson reports on the re-emergence of a curious phenomenon in Scotland's top division.

Scottish football needs to change & IBWM's latest debutant feels the recent Old Firm derby was symptomatic of exactly that. Welcome Graeme Crawford.

Super Caley Go Ballistic Celtic Are Atrocious. Having been involved in one of the most memorable sporting headlines of all time, Inverness Caledonian Thistle have decided to create a few more. Rob Macdonald explains further.

Junior football - not just for the young. The domestic Scottish game faces some difficult questions, could looking to the lower leagues provide some answers? Craig Anderson reports.

When you don't have the players you once had, do you go for cutting cloth accordingly or biting the bullet and tackling the root of the problem.  Rangers have made a choice, and the Scottish national side are following suit.  Robin Cowan despairs at Scottish 'anti-football'.

Another day, another administration.  Football's fabric and a community ripped and torn by financial mismanagement.  Again.  This time it's the proud Dark Blue's of Dundee.  Craig Anderson reports.

Dehistoricization.  Dilution of cultural influence.  Football genocide.  Not phrases that tend to roll from the tongue of your average pundit.  But do they apply?  Read this by Robin Cowan and have a think.

Football.  Packaged, branded, commercialised, bought and sold.  Deep down though, there has to be a soul,  a badge to identify with.  Does this still apply? Looking at a strong bond for Celtic, IBWM welcomes Robin Cowan.

You'll have noticed that we haven't yet looked to Scotland on IBWM.  Today is the day and, invariably, we must start in Glasgow with Celtic and Rangers.  Just this once.  IBWM welcomes Tom Hall.