Looks like the Herald and Record just cut and past stories from Reuters or 
the Press Association and put them on their web site. What terrible evidence 
of cheat plagiarism more characteristic of a underperfoming undergradute 
students rather than Scotland's finest journalistic institutions. Both have 
Rangers playing St Mirren twice on the one week...lol

"If they miss out on the UEFA Cup final, which takes place on May 14 in 
Manchester, Rangers must play St Mirren on May 13 and May 15. "

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football-news/scottish-football/2008/04/22/spl-season-to-be-extended-if-rangers-reach-uefa-cup-final-86908-20391501/

http://www.theherald.co.uk/sport/headlines/display.var.2216046.0.SPL_to_be_extended_if_Rangers_reach_UEFA_final.php

On 22 Apr, 15:47, "liam"  wrote:
> Looks like the Herald and Record just cut and past stories from Reuters or
> the Press Association and put them on their web site. What terrible evidence
> of cheat plagiarism

How about pasting links to the articles from which the Herald and
record copied from.

"Tommy" wrote
> "liam" wrote:
>> Looks like the Herald and Record just cut and past stories from Reuters 
>> or
>> the Press Association and put them on their web site. What terrible 
>> evidence
>> of cheat plagiarism
>
> How about pasting links to the articles from which the Herald and
> record copied from.

It was Associate Press. Fox, who have a terrible reputation as a news 
organisation, at least have the front to cite their sources.
http://msn.foxsports.com/soccer/story/8060428/Rangers-could-extend-SPL-season-by-four-days

It's very shoddy of The Herald and The Daily Record not to cite that they 
are cutting and pasting material directly from AP and not mentioning this.

The Herald have subsequently changed article in the link and put the SPL 
video up. Keith Jackson must be shacked up with one of his bints this 
afternoon so the Records page hasn't changed. Don't expect any less from 
them but can't believe Paul67 on Celtic Quick News deleted my the post 
there, saying the link was too long. I suspect he must work for one of these 
two news outlets and doesn't like the criticism, or my bad spelling... ;)

>
> It was Associate Press. Fox, who have a terrible reputation as a news


Fox updated the link, try this one instead Tommy
http://www.sleafordstandard.co.uk/latest-national-sport/SPL-reveal-extension-plans.4007408.jp