Advice for new Celtic striker and for Rangers manager from former Old Firm duo... Kasper Hogh should "not be afraid to miss", says former Rangers and Scotland striker Kris Boyd, addressing the Celtic striker's apparent lack of confidence after a slow start to the season. (Scottish Sun, external) "You're not going to win league titles with 15 or 16 players," says former Ibrox midfielder Charlie Adam as he urges Rangers boss Derek McInnes to utilise his squad over the season. (Scottish Sun, external) Benfica head coach Marco Silva hints at significant squad rotations for Thursday's Europa League meeting with Celtic in Lisbon. (Daily Record, external) Daniel Klein has revealed how both Marius Muller and his hairdresser, who is dating his fellow goalkeeper's sister, helped him seal his move to Aberdeen. (Aberdeen Live, external) Brad Lyons remains confident Aberdeen will come good after an erratic start to the season, saying players "just need to go back to basics, believe in ourselves, come together as a collective and go out there and prove people wrong". (Daily Record, external) Dundee United defender Bert Esselink "is an example to whole squad", says manager Jim Goodwin, highlighting his hard work and impressive form after some shaky moments last season. (The Courier - subscription required, external) "It's beneath the dignity of the Scots to call up a player from Romania," says former Benfica and Porto star and current TV analyst Basarab Panduru, who thinks Dinamo Bucharest winger Danny Armstrong is worthy of a call up. (Daily Record, external) Moyes may offer Celtic solution next summer - gossip
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