Football Talk: Ex-Rangers stars find new homes, AVB and Nigel Hasselbaink

Andre Villas Boas will be crouching on the touchline once more.SNS Group

Scotland is no stranger to a debate over when to hold a vote.

Many have called for the date of a referendum on Scottish independence to be brought forward from 2014.

By this rate, it might come before a decision on whether Rangers will be in the SPL or not.

Meanwhile former Ibrox players Steven Naismith, Steven Whittaker and John Fleck have plonked their bags at various destinations around England.

Nigel Hasselbaink has reminded people he is indeed Nigel Hasselbaink and not Fran Sandaza or Cillian Sheridan (just incase you were confused).

Billy Brown has expressed his desire to become a manager and his own right.

As you will know from our Euro 2012 coverage, we here at Football Talk Towers are fans of a well-dressed manager.

In this regard we are delighted that Spurs have chosen Andre-Villas Boas as their new boss.

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Former Rangers forward Steven Naismith completes his move to Everton

The Scotland international says it is ‘a great honour’ to join the Premier League side.

Steven Whittaker looking forward to new challenge with Norwich City

Whittaker wants to test himself against the best players in the world.

Nigel Hasselbaink isn’t feeling the pressure to succeed at St Johnstone

The forward says playing in the Europa League is a big step up in his career.

Billy Brown eyes move into management after surprise Hibs exit

Long-time assistant to Dunfermline boss Jim Jefferies has ambitions to become a number one.

St Mirren chairman Stewart Gilmour admits Buddies could U-turn on decision to vote no to newco

St Mirren say financial considerations could lead them to reconsider their point of view. (Daily Record)

Stuart McCall reveals his fears over the Rangers crisis

Stuart McCall fears the Rangers crisis has led Scottish football to the brink of Armageddon. (The Scottish Sun)

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André Villas-Boas may have to show more humility as Tottenham manager

Young Portuguese has proved his talent at Porto but needs to learn lessons from his troubled spell at Stamford Bridge, says Louise Taylor (The Guardian)

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