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It's Clyde 1 Super Scoreboard.

Good evening and welcome to Clyde 1 Super Scoreboard on the eve of the new league season in Scotland.

Yes, we've not even started yet already.

We've got a managerial casualty as Motherwell part ways with Graham Alexander.

Rangers will get things underway at Livingston tomorrow with Giovanni Van Brunkhurst, targeting a quick start.

And Ange Posta Coglu says other managers don't pay enough attention to figure out his style after a year in Scotland.

I'm Gordon Duncan. Joining me tonight is Kenny Miller and he's back

for the new season looking fitter and younger than ever after some warm weather training. It's Hugh

Kevens. Listen, the removal of Graham Alexander was as inevitable as it was unavoidable. You simply

cannot survive home and the way defeats from Sligo Rovers,

the fifth best team in the League of Ireland.

But I do not believe that what happened to Motherwell reflects badly on the premiership as a whole.

I do believe it reflects badly on Graham Alexander and the mother will

players. But on the eve of the new season, we have Celtic and Rangers about to provide us

with a magnificent two-horse race for the title. We have Robbie Nielsen on an extended contract

at Hart who will do good things there with Lauren Shankland up front for him. We've got Jack Ross, who I think we'll pick up where Tam Coates left off at Dundee United.

And we've got the start of the Jim Goodwin Revolution at Pataudry.

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