The Inverness chairman, Kenny Cameron, has criticised Rangers for taking the Scottish Football Association to court.

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The Ibrox club won their court battle against an SFA transfer embargo

Charles Green wants SFA talks over Rangers

Charles Green wants dialogue with Scottish Football Association chief executive Stewart Regan to prevent the dispute between Rangers and the ruling body spiralling out of control.

Jack Warner resigned, after revelations that payments of 40,000 US dollars in brown envelopes were handed over to officials from 25 nations.

Prosecutor calls for further investigations into bribery

The chief prosecutor in Trinidad has declared that further investigations may be needed into how around $1million was brought into the country and paid to Caribbean football officials last year.

Warner avoids prosecution over alleged Fifa bribery scandal

Jack Warner will not face prosecution in his home country of Trinidad and Tobago, over the alleged Fifa bribery scandal.

Howard Webb was in charge when Fabrice Muamba collapsed at White Hart Lane

Webb: Crying wolf over injuries may lead to a real tragedy on the pitch

Howard Webb, England's leading referee and the man in charge of the game in which Fabrice Muamba collapsed, has cautioned players against "crying wolf" by feigning injury as it could increase the chance of on-field tragedy.

Howard Webb was in charge when Fabrice Muamba collapsed at White Hart Lane

Howard Webb: If players feign injuries, others could die

Play-acting puts at risk those in need of real treatment, says England's top referee

<b>Fab recovery</b><br/>
But the most astonishing story will always remain the fact that Fabrice Muamba ‘died’ for 78 minutes – and lived to tell the tale.

Referee Howard Webb discusses Fabrice Muamba collapse for first time

Howard Webb has spoken for the first time about the match in which Fabrice Muamba collapsed and warned players that feigning injury could risk tragedies taking place in the future.

<b>Lee Todd</b><br/>
Cross Farm Park Celtic striker Lee Todd, was sent off just two seconds into a game back in October 2000. Todd had his back to the referee at the start of Cross Farm's Sunday league game against Taunton East Reach Wanderers, and was startled by the force with which the whistle was blown for kick-off.

Referees to undergo drug testing reveals Fifa

Referees are set to be subject to drugs tests, FIFA's medical chiefs have revealed.

The Fifa president named the first female member of Ex-co – Lydia Nsekera

Fifa president Sepp Blatter promotes 'lovely lady' but delays key reform

Sepp Blatter's attempts to convince the sceptics that Fifa is actually making progress along its "road map" to reform were cast into further doubt yesterday when football's world governing body announced it was delaying – for another two months – the appointment of independent members to its new investigations unit

Fifa appoint first female to executive committee

FIFA have appointed the first female member of the world governing body's executive committee.

Lampard's ‘goal’ against Germany at the 2010 World Cup was not given

Goal-line technology could start next season says Premier League chief Richard Scudamore

Goal-line technology could be brought in halfway through next season, according to Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore.

FIFA 13 – Preview

A case of evolution rather than revolution as EA look to enhance the FIFA franchise once again.

Medal of Honor: Warfighter – Preview

Not only must Medal of Honor: Warfighter surpass Battlefield 3, but it has to feel distinct from it too, no small challenge for developer Danger Close.

The goal that never was: Germany’s Manuel Neuer
watches Frank Lampard’s shot bounce over the line at
the 2010 World Cup, but
the 'goal' wasn’t given

Football for dummies: Goal-line technology inches closer to reality

It is a footballing revolution that has not happened in a hurry but it is happening. Yesterday at a rain-shrouded St Mary's, home of Southampton, goal-line technology moved a step closer to being introduced seven years after it was first put to the test. It is not, though, going to be a sprint finish and it remains unlikely any system will be in place in time for the start of next season.

Sniper Elite V2 successfully targets the all formats games chart

505 Games' shooter ousts Prototype 2 to grab top spot.

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