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Alan Pattullo
Journalist
Alan Pattullo is a specialist sports writer for The Scotsman and Scotland on Sunday, with a big emphasis on football and feature writing. Alan has been with The Scotsman since 1998 and has won accolades for his work, including the Jim Rodger Memorial Award and most recently he claimed the Scottish Sports Feature Writer of the Year in 2021.
The Scotsman, Scotland on Sunday
Dundee United have enjoyed many famous nights in Europe. This assuredly wasn’t one of them, losing 7-0 to AZ Alkmaar ...
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Forever listed first in the greatest team sheet in the club’s history. This is Pat Liney’s legacy as the goalkeeper i...
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Goals win matches – and they can also alter how a match is identified.
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The announcement over the Tannoy at Easter Road was loud, clear and precise. On a Sabbath at shortly before midday, i...
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Here are the hidden extras you may have missed from Hibs v Hearts at Easter Road on Sunday ...
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Martin Boyle has revealed that his game-saving Edinburgh derby performance was fuelled by homemade macaroni and chips.
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Robbie Neilson is aiming to begin rectifying a surprising statistic which suggests he is suffering from his own perso...
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Robbie Neilson believes having an Edinburgh derby so early in the season is to be relished as Hearts bid to continue ...
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Jack Ross hailed his Dundee United players after a tremendous performance against AZ Alkmaar gave them a 1-0 first-le...
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It was always going to take some time for Dundee United to feel their way back into competitive European action after...
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The new marker for ageing isn’t policemen looking younger. It’s realising Sir Chris Hoy has been retired for nearly t...
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Aidan Keena is happy to have earned some revenge for the times Motherwell put Hearts to the sword at Fir Park.
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