2006-07 IN SCOTTISH FOOTBALL

Competitive football has been played in Scotland since 1890.

The '2006-07' season is the 110th season of competitive football in Scotland. The season commenced in August 2006.

Scottish Premier League

Scottish First Division

Scottish Second Division

Scottish Third Division

Performance in Europe

Individual Honours

PFA awards

Writers' Association awards

Scotland national team

Deaths

References

External links

Notable events

2006

★ 'July 9': Rangers defender Fernando Ricksen is banned for the club's pre-season trip to South Africa, following an incident on the outbound flight. Manager Paul Le Guen cited "wholly inappropriate and unacceptable" behaviour as the reason for Ricksen's omission. Ricksen later admitted that he fears for his future at Rangers claiming that the club have other motives for wanting him out.^[1] He was later loaned to Russian Premier League club Zenit Saint Petersburg.

★ 'July 29': Scotland under-19s lose 2-1 to Spain in the final of the European Under-19 Football Championship.^[2]

★ 'October 23:' In the wake of their 2-0 home defeat to Kilmarnock, Hearts head coach Valdas Ivanauskas is given a two-week leave of absence after discussions with majority shareholder Vladimir Romanov. Ivanauskas cited ill-health as the reason for his temporary departure. Sporting Director, and former coach of Belarus, Eduard Malofeev is appointed for the interim.^[3]

★ 'October 27:' Hearts' majority shareholder Vladimir Romanov states that he will sell players if the club fail to beat Dunfermline Athletic in their forthcoming fixture. Club captain Steven Pressley released a statement shortly after expressing the players' discontent at the current situation at the club.^[4]

★ 'November 14:' After their 1-1 draw away at Falkirk, Hearts announce that interim head coach Eduard Malofeev is to be replaced by FBK Kaunas manager Eugenijus Riabovas, this is to allow Malofeev to pursue his Uefa coaching Pro-licence.^[5]

★ 'November 24:' Valdas Ivanauskas returns as Hearts head-coach.^[6]

★ 'December 9:' Hearts part company with captain Steven Pressley.^[7]^[8]

★ 'December 20:' Dundee part company with striker Andy McLaren after he was given three red cards in a 2-1 defeat to Clyde.^[9]

2007

★ 'January 1:' It is reported that Barry Ferguson has been stripped of the captaincy of Rangers and will not play for the club again under Paul Le Guen. Gavin Rae is appointed as the new captain.^[10]

★ 'January 2:' Paul Le Guen confirms that Gavin Rae will be the new Rangers captain. With regard to Barry Ferguson he stated "When you have someone you feel undermines you, it becomes harder and harder".^[11] Asked whether Ferguson had been placed on the transfer list, Le Guen said "It remains to be seen. My own position, which is precarious, may have an influence on that."^[12]

★ 'January 4:' Paul Le Guen leaves Rangers by mutual consent after meeting with Rangers chairman Sir David Murray.^[13]

★ 'January 8:' The Scottish Football Association reject an approach from Rangers for manager Walter Smith.^[14] A statement from the SFA revealed that Smith had requested to be relieved of his contract, however this was refused following a meeting.^[15]

★ 'January 10:' Walter Smith is confirmed as Rangers manager, having resigned from his position as Scotland manager.^[16] The SFA release a statement stating that "No agreement has been reached with Mr Smith or Rangers Football Club on any compensation payment" and "In the absence of agreement, proceedings will require to be raised against Mr Smith for breach of contract and Rangers Football Club for inducement to breach the contract."^[17]

★ 'January 11:' The SFA agree a compensation package with Rangers over manager Walter Smith's switch to Ibrox.^[18]

Manager John Collins led Hibernian to their first trophy in 16 years, defeating Kilmarnock in the League Cup final

★ 'March 2:' For the second time this season, Hearts manager Valdas Ivanauskas is given leave of absence by the club. Sporting Director, and former CSKA Moscow player Anatoly Korobochka is appointed on a temporary basis.^[19]

★ 'March 18:' Hibernian win the League Cup, defeating Kilmarnock 5–1 in the final.^[20]

★ 'April 7:' Forfar Athletic become the first team in Scotland to be confirmed as relegated following a 9-1 defeat by Greenock Morton.^[21]

★ 'April 14:' Greenock Morton are promoted as champions of the Second Division, despite losing 2-0 to Raith Rovers.^[22]

★ 'April 21:' Berwick Rangers are promoted as champions of the Third Division after a 1-0 win over Arbroath.^[23]

★ 'April 22:' Celtic are crowned Scottish Premier League champions for the second successive season after defeating Kilmarnock 2-1.^[24]

★ 'April 28:' Gretna win promotion to the Premier League as First Division champions. They beat Ross County 3-2 at Victoria Park, a result that relegated County to the Second Division.^[25]

★ 'May 3:' East Stirlingshire, having finished bottom of the Third Division for the fifth consecutive season, are told they will lose full member status if the club finish bottom again next season.^[26]

★ 'May 5:' Rangers ensure second place in the SPL and entry to the Champions League qualifiers after defeating Celtic 2-0 at Ibrox.^[27]

★ 'May 12:' Queen's Park gain promotion to the Second Division after defeating East Fife 7-2 on aggregate in the promotion play-off^[28]. The Glasgow club swap places with Stranraer who lost to East Fife in the semi-final stage.

★ 'May 12:' Stirling Albion gain promotion to the First Division, and swap places with Airdrie United, after defeating the North Lanarkshire club 5-4 on aggregate in the promotion/relegation play-off match^[29]

The 2007 UEFA Cup Final was played at Hampden Park, Glasgow.

★ 'May 12:' Dunfermline Athletic are relegated to the First Division. A 2-1 defeat at Inverness^[30], coupled with St Mirren's 3-2 win at Motherwell^[31], meant the Fife club exit the SPL after seven seasons in the top flight.

★ 'May 16:' Sevilla win the UEFA Cup after defeating Espanyol 3-1 on penalties at Hampden Park. The match had finished 2-2 after 90 minutes.^[32]

★ 'May 20:' Aberdeen seal a UEFA Cup place for next season after defeating Rangers 2-0 at Pittodrie in the final game of the season.^[33]

★ 'May 26:' SPL champions Celtic complete the double after defeating Dunfermline Athletic 1-0 to win the Scottish Cup for the 34th time.^[34]

Major transfer deals

2006

Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink moved from PSV Eindhoven to Celtic for £3.4m

Celtic made preparations for the Champions League with the high profile signings of Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink from PSV Eindhoven, Jiri Jarosik from Chelsea and Thomas Gravesen from Real Madrid while Stilyan Petrov left to join former boss Martin O'Neill at Aston Villa. Celtic also signed former Rangers striker Kenny Miller on a free transfer from Wolverhampton Wanderers. Rangers, under new manager Paul Le Guen, brought in several players including Jérémy Clément from Paris Saint Germain and Filip Sebo from Austria Vienna while Peter Løvenkrands departed for Schalke 04. Hearts paid £200,000 for PAOK Salonika defender Hristos Karipidis and sold Rudi Skácel to Southampton after a dispute between the player and the club. Hibs brought in English League Two defenders Rob Jones and Shelton Martis but lost last season's top scorer Derek Riordan who joined Celtic.

2007

Shaun Maloney moved from Celtic to Aston Villa for £1m

Celtic further strengthened their squad with the signings of Paul Hartley from Hearts and Mark Brown from Inverness, while Steven Pressley was also signed after being released by Hearts. Shaun Maloney joined Aston Villa after contract negotiations broke down. New Rangers manager Walter Smith brought in defenders David Weir, Andy Webster and Ugo Ehiogu and spent £2m on Hibs' highly rated midfielder Kevin Thomson. Hearts looked to boost their European qualification hopes with the signing of a further four players on loan from FBK Kaunas as well as Laryea Kingston from Terek Grozny. New Dunfermline boss Stephen Kenny brought in loan signings James O'Brien from Celtic, Adam Hammill from Liverpool and Stephen Glass from Hibs with the club bottom of the SPL.

Domestic

★ January 1 2007 - Morgaro Gomis from Cowdenbeath to Dundee United, Nominal fee

★ January 2 2007 - Ryan Stevenson from St Johnstone to Ayr United, Undisclosed

★ January 5 2007 - James O'Brien from Celtic to Dunfermline Athletic, Loan

★ January 6 2007 - Stephen Dobbie from St Johnstone to Queen of the South, Undisclosed

★ January 8 2007 - David Templeton from Stenhousemuir to Hearts, £30,000

★ January 11 2007 - Markus Paatelainen from Cowdenbeath to Inverness Caledonian Thistle, Undisclosed

★ January 11 2007 - Paul McHale from Clyde to Dundee, Free

★ January 18 2007 - Mark Brown from Inverness Caledonian Thistle to Celtic, Undisclosed

★ January 19 2007 - Derek Carcary from Rangers to Raith Rovers, Free

★ January 25 2007 - Stephen Glass from Hibernian to Dunfermline Athletic, Loan

★ January 26 2007 - Stuart Golabek from Inverness Caledonian Thistle to Livingston, Loan

★ January 26 2007 - Derek Lilley from Morton to St. Johnstone, Free

★ January 26 2007 - Jamie Mole from Hearts to Livingston, Loan

★ January 26 2007 - Matthew Doherty from Hearts to Cowdenbeath, Loan

★ January 26 2007 - Jamie MacDonald from Hearts to Queen of the South, Loan

★ January 27 2007 - Willie Gibson from Queen of the South to Kilmarnock, Undisclosed

★ January 27 2007 - Willie Gibson from Kilmarnock to Queen of the South, Loan

★ January 27 2007 - Stevie Murray from Kilmarnock to Queen of the South, Loan

★ January 27 2007 - Jamie Adams from Kilmarnock to Queen of the South, Loan

★ January 30 2007 - Kevin Thomson from Hibernian to Rangers, £2m

★ January 31 2007 - Stephen O'Donnell from Clyde to St Mirren, Undisclosed

★ January 31 2007 - Eddie Malone from Clyde to St Mirren, Undisclosed

★ January 31 2007 - Kyle Macaulay from Aberdeen to Peterhead, Undisclosed

★ January 31 2007 - Paul Hartley from Hearts to Celtic, Undisclosed

★ January 31 2007 - Alan Archibald from Dundee United to Partick Thistle, Free

★ January 31 2007 - Robert Snodgrass from Livingston to Stirling Albion, Loan

★ January 31 2007 - Steve Tosh from Gretna to Queen of the South, Free

★ March 6 2007 - Zbigniew Malkowski from Hibernian to Gretna, Loan

In

Out

★ January 1 2007 - Moses Ashikodi from Rangers to Watford, Nomimal fee

★ January 11 2007 - Stephen Pearson from Celtic to Derby County, £750,000

★ January 11 2007 - Julien Rodriguez from Rangers to Olympique de Marseille, Undisclosed

★ January 12 2007 - Alan Thompson from Celtic to Leeds United, Loan

★ January 17 2007 - David Marshall from Celtic to Norwich City, Loan

★ January 22 2007 - Oumar Konde from Hibernian to Panionios, Undisclosed

★ January 23 2007 - Dany N'Guessan from Rangers to Lincoln City, Free

★ January 25 2007 - Jérémy Clément from Rangers to Paris Saint-Germain, Undisclosed

★ January 30 2007 - Lionel Letizi from Rangers to OGC Nice, Free

★ January 31 2007 - Richie Foran from Motherwell to Southend United, £200,000

★ January 31 2007 - Simon Lappin from St Mirren to Norwich City, £100,000

★ January 31 2007 - Kenny Deuchar from Gretna to Northampton Town, Loan

★ January 31 2007 - Shaun Maloney from Celtic to Aston Villa, £1m

Managerial changes

Main articles: List of managers in the Scottish football league system by date of appointment

Name	Club	Departed	Replacement	Appointed
Terry Butcher	Motherwell	17 May 2006^[35]	Maurice Malpas	4 August 2006
Alan Kernaghan	Dundee	20 April 2006^[36]	Alex Rae	24 May 2006^[37]
Gordon Dalziel	Raith Rovers	1 September 2006	Craig Levein	5 September 2006^[38]
Tony Mowbray	Hibernian	13 October 2006^[39]	John Collins	31 October 2006^[40]
Mixu Paatelainen	Cowdenbeath	21 October 2006^[41]	Brian Welsh	30 October 2006^[42]
Jim Leishman	Dunfermline Athletic	26 October 2006^[43]	Stephen Kenny	18 November 2006^[44]
Craig Brewster	Dundee United	29 October 2006^[45]	Craig Levein	30 October 2006^[46]
Craig Levein	Raith Rovers	30 October 2006	John McGlynn	20 November 2006^[47]
Des McKeown	Stenhousemuir	1 November 2006^[48]	Campbell Money	10 November 2006^[49]
Sandy Stewart	Airdrie United	13 November 2006^[50]	Kenny Black	17 November 2006^[51]
Paul Le Guen	Rangers	4 January 2007^[52]	Walter Smith	10 January 2007^[53]
Walter Smith	Scotland	10 January 2007	Alex McLeish	29 January 2007^[54]
David Robertson	Montrose	17 January 2007^[55]	Jim Weir	8 February 2007^[56]
Robert Connor	Ayr United	26 February 2007^[57]	Neil Watt	22 March 2007^[58]
Valdas Ivanauskas	Hearts	20 March 2007^[59]	Anatoly Korobochka	30 July 2007^[60]
Dick Campbell	Partick Thistle	27 March 2007^[61]	Ian McCall	25 May 2007^[62]
John Robertson	Livingston	15 April 2007^[63]	Mark Proctor	23 May 2007 ^[64]
Ian McCall	Queen of the South	28 April 2007^[65]	Gordon Chisholm	7 May 2007^[66]
Scott Leitch	Ross County	30 April 2007^[67]	Dick Campbell	17 May 2007^[68]
Jim Chapman	Albion Rovers	7 May 2007^[69]	John McCormack	31 May 2007^[70]

Tables

Scottish Premier League

Main articles: Scottish Premier League 2006-07

Pos	Team	Pts	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD
1	Celtic	'84'	38	26	6	6	65	34	+31
2	Rangers	'72'	38	21	9	8	61	32	+29
3	Aberdeen	'65'	38	19	8	11	56	37	+19
4	Hearts	'61'	38	17	10	11	47	35	+12
5	Kilmarnock	'55'	38	16	7	15	47	54	-7
6	Hibernian	'49'	38	13	10	15	56	46	+10
7	Falkirk	'50'	38	15	5	18	49	47	+2
8	Inverness CT	'47'	38	11	13	14	42	48	-6
9	Dundee United	'42'	38	10	12	16	40	59	-19
10	Motherwell	'38'	38	10	8	20	44	57	-13
11	St Mirren	'36'	38	8	12	18	31	51	-20
12	Dunfermline Athletic	'32'	38	8	8	22	26	55	-29

'Champions:' Celtic

'Relegated:' Dunfermline Athletic

Scottish First Division

Main articles: Scottish First Division 2006-07

Pos	Team	Pts	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD
1	Gretna	'66'	36	19	9	8	70	40	30
2	St Johnstone	'65'	36	19	8	9	65	42	23
3	Dundee	'53'	36	16	5	15	48	42	6
4	Hamilton Academical	'53'	36	14	11	11	46	47	-1
5	Clyde	'47'	36	11	14	10	46	35	11
6	Livingston	'45'	36	11	12	13	41	46	-5
7	Partick Thistle	'45'	36	12	9	15	47	63	-16
8	Queen of the South	'41'	36	10	11	15	34	54	-20
9	Airdrie United	'40'	36	11	7	18	39	50	-11
10	Ross County	'37'	36	9	10	17	40	57	-17

'Promoted:' Gretna

'Relegated:' Airdrie United, Ross County

Scottish Second Division

Main articles: Scottish Second Division 2006-07

Pos	Team	Pts	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD
1	Greenock Morton	'77'	36	24	5	7	76	32	44
2	Stirling Albion	'69'	36	21	6	9	67	39	28
3	Raith Rovers	'62'	36	18	8	10	50	33	17
4	Brechin City	'60'	36	18	6	12	61	45	16
5	Ayr United	'50'	36	14	8	14	46	47	-1
6	Cowdenbeath	'45'	36	13	6	17	59	56	3
7	Alloa Athletic	'42'	36	11	9	16	47	70	-23
8	Peterhead	'41'	36	11	8	17	60	62	-2
9	Stranraer	'39'	36	10	9	17	45	74	-29
10	Forfar Athletic	'19'	36	4	7	25	37	90	-53

'Promoted:' Greenock Morton, Stirling Albion

'Relegated:' Stranraer, Forfar Athletic

Scottish Third Division

Main articles: Scottish Third Division 2006-07

Pos	Team	Pts	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD
1	Berwick Rangers	'75'	36	24	3	9	51	29	22
2	Arbroath	'70'	36	22	4	10	61	33	28
3	Queen's Park	'68'	36	21	5	10	57	28	29
4	East Fife	'67'	36	20	7	9	59	37	22
5	Dumbarton	'59'	36	18	5	13	52	37	15
6	Albion Rovers	'48'	36	14	6	16	56	61	-5
7	Stenhousemuir	'44'	36	13	5	18	53	63	-10
8	Montrose	'37'	36	11	4	21	42	62	-20
9	Elgin City	'29'	36	9	2	25	39	69	-30
10	East Stirlingshire	'21'	36	6	3	27	27	78	-51

'Promoted:' Berwick Rangers, Queen's Park

Cup honours

Competition	Winner	Score	Runner-up	Details	Match report
Scottish Cup	Celtic	1-0	Dunfermline Athletic	Scottish Cup 2006-07	BBC
Scottish League Cup	Hibernian	5-1	Kilmarnock	Scottish League Cup 2006-07	BBC
Scottish Challenge Cup	Ross County	1-1 (AET) (5-4 pens)	Clyde	Scottish Challenge Cup 2006-07	BBC
Scottish Junior Cup	Linlithgow Rose	2-1 (AET)	Kelty Hearts	Scottish Junior Cup 2006-07	The Herald

Non-league honours

Senior honours

Competition	Winner
Highland League	Keith
East of Scotland League	Annan Athletic
South of Scotland League	Threave Rovers

Junior honours

West Region

Division	Winner
Premier League	Pollok
Division One	Irvine Meadow XI
Ayrshire League	Kilbirnie Ladeside
Central League Division One	Kirkintilloch Rob Roy
Central League Division Two	Ashfield

East Region

Division	Winner
Super League	Linlithgow Rose
Premier League	Glenrothes
North Division	Forfar West End
Central Division	Dundonald Bluebell
South Division	Newtongrange Star

North Region

Division	Winner
Premier League	Culter
Division One
Division Two

Performance in Europe

Club	Competition(s)	Progress	Coef.
Celtic	UEFA Champions League	Round of 16	11.00
Hearts	UEFA Champions League UEFA Cup	Third qualifying round First round	2.50
Rangers	UEFA Cup	Round of 16	13.00
Gretna	UEFA Cup	Second qualifying round	0.50
Hibernian	UEFA Intertoto Cup	Third round	N/A

Average coefficient - 6.750

Individual Honours

PFA awards

Award	Player	Club
Players' Player of the Year	Shunsuke Nakamura	Celtic
Young Player of the Year	Steven Naismith	Kilmarnock
PFA Manager of the Year	Gordon Strachan	Celtic

Writers' Association awards

Award	Player	Club
Footballer of the Year	Shunsuke Nakamura	Celtic
Young player of the Year	Scott Brown	Hibernian
Manager of the Year	Gordon Strachan	Celtic

Scotland national team

Main articles: List of Scotland national football team results

'Note:' Scores are written Scotland first.

Date	Venue	Score	Comp.	Scotland scorers	Report
September 2, 2006	Celtic Park, Glasgow (H)	6-0	ECQB	Darren Fletcher, James McFadden, Kris Boyd (2, 1 pen), Kenny Miller (pen), Garry O'Connor	BBC
September 6, 2006	S Dariaus ir S.Gireno SC, Kaunas (A)	2-1	ECQB	Christian Dailly, Kenny Miller	BBC
October 7, 2006	Hampden Park, Glasgow (H)	1-0	ECQB	Gary Caldwell	BBC
October 11, 2006	Olympic Stadium, Kiev (A)	0-2	ECQB		BBC
March 24, 2007	Hampden Park, Glasgow (H)	2-1	ECQB	Kris Boyd, Craig Beattie	BBC
March 28, 2007	Stadio San Nicola, Bari (A)	0-2	ECQB		BBC
May 30, 2007	Gerhard Hanappi Stadium, Vienna (A)	1-0	F	Garry O'Connor	BBC
June 6, 2007	Svangaskard Stadium, Toftir (A)	2-0	ECQB	Shaun Maloney, Garry O'Connor	BBC

Deaths

★ 'Bobby Shearer', 74, former Rangers captain who also played for Hamilton Academical.

★ 'Kai Johansen', 67, former Greenock Morton and Rangers defender, first foreign player to score in a Scottish Cup final.

References

1. Ricksen fears for Rangers future
2. Scotland U19 1-2 Spain U19
3. Malofeev relishing temporary job
4. Romanov issues warning to players
5. Riabovas to take over at Hearts
6. Ivanauskas to make Hearts return
7. Steven Pressley - club statement
8. Pressley 'courted by five clubs'
9. McLaren and Dundee part company
10. Gers strip Ferguson of captaincy
11. Le Guen points blame at Ferguson
12. Le Guen insists Ferguson tried to 'undermine me'
13. Le Guen and Rangers part company
14. Gers have Smith approach rejected
15. SFA STATEMENT ON WALTER SMITH
16. Smith appointed boss of Rangers
17. WALTER SMITH – A STATEMENT
18. Rangers agree Smith compensation
19. Hearts appoint interim head coach
20. Kilmarnock 1-5 Hibernian
21. Morton 9-1 Forfar Athletic
22. Raith 2-0 Morton
23. Berwick Rangers 1-0 Arbroath
24. Kilmarnock 1-2 Celtic
25. Ross County 2-3 Gretna
26. Shire given one year to improve
27. Rangers 2-0 Celtic
28. East Fife 0-3 Queen's Park
29. Airdrie Utd 2-3 Stirling Albion
30. Inverness CT 2-1 Dunfermline
31. Motherwell 2-3 St Mirren
32. Espanyol 2-2 Sevilla
33. Aberdeen 2-0 Rangers
34. Celtic 1-0 Dunfermline
35. Malpas is the new Motherwell boss
36. Dundee part with boss Kernaghan
37. Rae is player-boss at Dens Park
38. Raith appoint Levein as manager
39. Mowbray leaves Hibs for West Brom
40. Collins confirmed as Hibs manager
41. Paatelainen makes Finland return
42. Welsh named new Cowdenbeath boss
43. Leishman stands down as Pars boss
44. Kenny appointed Dunfermline boss
45. Brewster ousted as Tannadice boss
46. Dundee Utd unveil Levein as boss
47. Raith Rovers appoint McGlynn boss
48. Stenhousemuir manager quits club
49. New boss Money aiming to cash in
50. Airdrie part company with manager
51. Black appointed new Airdrie boss
52. Le Guen and Rangers part company
53. Smith appointed boss of Rangers
54. McLeish unveiled as Scotland boss
55. Robertson resigns Montrose post
56. Weir is new manager at Montrose
57. Ayr United part ways with Connor
58. Watt in charge at Somerset Park
59. Hearts part with boss Ivanauskas
60. Korobochka to remain with Hearts
61. Campbell axed by Partick Thistle
62. McCall takes control at Firhill
63. Robertson positive after sacking
64. Proctor takes over at Livingston
65. McCall set to depart Doonhamers
66. Chisholm confirmed as Queens boss
67. Leitch quits post at Ross County
68. Campbell confirmed as County boss
69. Chapman surprise at Rovers sack
70. Albion Rovers appoint McCormack

External links

★ Scottish Premier League official website

★ Scottish Football League official website

★ BBC Scottish Premier League portal

★ BBC Scottish Football League portal

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