Anthony Joseph

The EFL have warned clubs not to troll each other about disciplinary issues on social media.

It comes after a spate of posts from clubs mocking the Spygate scandal when they have faced Southampton.

@SkySportsNews understands the EFL called on clubs to recognise when some content crosses the line to uphold the reputation of their leagues.

While the warning has been issued, it’s believed the EFL are not wanting to remove “humour” and “banter” from clubs’ social media accounts.

Aberdeen have announced their latest financial results with a £6.2m loss, despite a record turnover of £24.4m.

The figures, which highlight the year ending June 30, 2026, have been described by chairman Dave Cormack as “falling short of the standards we set ourselves”.

The loss has been largely put down to investing heavily on the squad in the transfer windows.

Aberdeen have been conducting interviews today with a number of candidates for their vacant head coach position after sacking Stephen Robinson earlier this week.

It’s understood the club hierarchy are in London to speak to possible targets, who they have placed on their seven-man shortlist.

@SkySportsNews understands former Burnley boss Nicky Hayen, ex-Scotland manager Steve Clarke and Christian Titz are among some of the names in the frame for the job.

While Falkirk boss John McGlynn and ex-Motherwell manager Michael Wimmer were linked with the job, it’s understood they are no longer under consideration.

UPDATE: Hearts say the decision to cut Celtic's allocation to 508 tickets is because they have increased segregation at Tynecastle for the match on November 29.

A #HMFC spokesperson told @SkySportsNews: “As part of the security arrangements for this fixture, we have increased the segregation within the away section at Tynecastle.

"This will result in a reduction in the visiting allocation and is intended to help ensure the match can be managed safely and effectively.”

Hearts have cut Celtic's away allocation by 20% to 508 tickets for their clash at Tynecastle on November 29.

Celtic say they are "surprised and disappointed at this move".