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2014–15 Scottish Professional Football League
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March 2026
Scottish Professional Football League 2014–15 2013–14 2015–16
Statistics of the Scottish Professional Football League in season 2014–15.
Scottish Premiership
2014–15 Scottish Premiership
Scottish Championship
2014–15 Scottish Championship
Scottish League One
2014–15 Scottish League One
Scottish League Two
2014–15 Scottish League Two
Award winners
List of Scottish Professional Football League monthly award winners
Month SPFLPlayer SPFLYoung Player PremiershipManager ChampionshipManager League OneManager League TwoManager Ref August Ross Draper(Inverness CT) Ryan Christie(Inverness CT) John Hughes(Inverness CT) Robbie Neilson(Heart of Midlothian) Mark Roberts(Ayr United) Allan Moore(Arbroath) http://spfl.co.uk/awards SPFL monthly awards 2014-15 www.spfl.co.uk Scottish Professional Football League 12 October 2014 https://web.archive.org/web/20160531033109/http://spfl.co.uk/awards 2016-05-31 dead September Paul Paton(Dundee United) Jason Cummings(Hibernian) Allan Johnston(Kilmarnock) Alan Stubbs(Hibernian) Stephen Aitken(Stranraer) Gary Naysmith(East Fife) October John Guidetti(Celtic) Lewis Macleod(Rangers) Alex Neil(Hamilton Academical) Robbie Neilson(Heart of Midlothian) Dick Campbell(Forfar Athletic) Gus MacPherson(Queen's Park) November David Clarkson(Dundee) Charlie Telfer(Dundee United) Ronny Deila(Celtic) Robbie Neilson(Heart of Midlothian) Jim Duffy(Greenock Morton) Darren Young(Albion Rovers) December Ryan Jack(Aberdeen) Stevie Mallan(St Mirren) Derek McInnes(Aberdeen) Peter Houston(Falkirk) Gary Bollan(Airdrieonians) Allan Moore(Arbroath) January Greg Stewart(Dundee) Chris Kane(St Johnstone) John Hughes(Inverness CT) Peter Houston(Falkirk) Ray McKinnon(Brechin City) Jim Weir(Elgin City) February Stefan Johansen(Celtic) Ryan Christie(Inverness CT) Jim McIntyre(Ross County) Alan Stubbs(Hibernian) Ray McKinnon(Brechin City) Gary Naysmith(East Fife) March Raffaelle De Vita(Ross County) Jason Denayer(Celtic) Jim McIntyre(Ross County) Robbie Neilson(Heart of Midlothian) Dick Campbell(Forfar Athletic) Craig Tully(East Stirlingshire) April Leigh Griffiths(Celtic) Jason Cummings(Hibernian) Ronny Deila(Celtic) James Fowler(Queen of the South) Ray McKinnon(Brechin City) Paul Hegarty(Montrose)
See also
2014–15 in Scottish football
References
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