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© SNS Group Frustration is the word around Dens Park this season. And it seems like that feeling is never-ending when the weather has another go at the vulnerable pitch on the day of a game. It’s official, God has decided Dundee versus Ayr United will never be played. Just wait until the new date (the fifth one) of Tuesday, March 16, and we’ll see some freak tornado sweep off the Bobby Cox and tear up the grass. Seriously, though, last night was a major missed opportunity for Dundee to put that awful performance against Queen of the South behind them quickly.

Serena Williams. It’s fascinating to watch the best of the best in sport as their careers are coming to an end. Serena Williams broke down in tears in her press conference after losing her Australian Open semi-final and it seems to me that the nearer you get to retirement the more it becomes a really hard battle with yourself as much as anything else. Take out of the equation the fact that she has got a huge all-time record that she’s been chasing down for a while – the most Grand Slams ever won. What must be the hardest thing to deal with, particularly straight after you come off court...

© Supplied by Raith Rovers Community Club Marcus Rashford with just some of the Zoom attendees. Manchester United star Marcus Rashford delighted young fans in Kirkcaldy as he was the special guest during a Zoom Q&A organised by The Cottage Family Centre. Rashford has made a huge impact in recent times by campaigning on child poverty and extending free school meals and on Tuesday night he brought his work to Scotland for the first time speaking to almost 200 children from around Kirkcaldy. Children involved with Templehall United Football Club, Kirkcaldy Foodbank and Raith Rovers Community Cl...

LEE WILKIE: Dundee United players must step up in massive double-header while Raith was tough ask for Dee kids by Lee Wilkie Updated: February 2, 2021, 11:52 am © SNS Group Dundee United have been fortunate in recent weeks. While they’ve been toiling to pick up points, results elsewhere had been going for them. They’d been getting away with their poor form – now, though, they are out of the top six and in a relegation fight. It’s about time the players realised. They need to step it up and quickly, dig deep and do it for one another. It’s quite clear in recent weeks they’ve...

© Shutterstock Feed Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A Fife gas engineer caught up in the “fire and rehire” row fears other companies could follow Centrica’s lead. One Fife-based Scottish Gas employee, who asked to remain anonymous, said the company was using “divide and conquer” tactics to bully staff into signing up to the new terms before they are effectively sacked and forced to return on new contracts. And he said if allow...