By Callum McFadzean Kilmarnock’s next midweek home game against St Johnstone could see the opening of the new safe standing sections. The first stadium project in Britain to be solely funded by fans, cost The Killie Trust £40,000 and will … Continue reading Killie Call for Volunteers to Help Install Safe Standing Section
By Kris Smith Dundee Stars players have spent the week learning from their mistakes as they prepare for their first encounter with the reigning Elite League and Challenge Cup champions, Belfast Giants. The Stars head coach, Omar Pacha, has used … Continue reading STARS READY FOR TOUGH CHALLENGE AGAINST CHAMPIONS BELFAST
Obesity and depression are on the rise among UK young people, according to a large-scale study led by the University College London. The study was published after the government discussed about how to cut down offensive and body shaming content … Continue reading Researchers at the University College London have found a significant correlation between obesity and depression
By Marc Birch and Lewis Walker Kilmarnock Football Club have enjoyed a successful start to the 2018/19 Scottish Premiership season. Leading them to an unexpected title challenge, in the current campaign. However, with winger Jordan Jones signing a pre-contract agreement with Rangers to join them at the end of the season, and man in form Greg Stewart being recalled from his loan spell by parent club Birmingham, will Killie be able to keep their impressive form going. Reporter Marc Birch has more. Continue reading Kilmarnock FC 2018/19 season so far
by Craig Vickers and Ronan Alexander Andy Murray has criticised the LTA for failing to capitalise on British success as he draws closer to retirement. We spoke to local tennis coach Colin Hanbidge who gave his views on the issue. Continue reading Andy Murray criticises LTA for failing to capitalise on British success
By Ben Robertson and Jordan Robertson. Ayr United have enjoyed a terrific season so far. We spoke to Ayr United fan Angus Hyde, who provided a review of the season so far. Highlights courtesy of Ayrunitedfctv. Continue reading Ayr United Fan Season Review
By Ronan Alexander TENNENT’S Premiership league leaders Ayr make the long trip to Hawick on Saturday with the Greens aiming to dent the visitors title hopes. Ayr come into the match top of the table after a narrow 14-7 victory … Continue reading Preview: Improving Hawick aim to shock title-chasing Ayr
By Jacob Toland Andy Murray has possibly played his last ever game of professional tennis after crashing out of the Australian Open in the first round after a 6-4 6-4 6-7 (5-7) 6-7 (4-7) 6-2 defeat. The battling Brit came from two sets down against number 22 seed Roberto Bautista Agut to tie the match at two sets each. It was vintage Murray as he won both sets on tie breaks which looked to have tired him down. It was vintage Murray as the two-time Wimbledon champion had worked hard against the Spaniard bringing the sets back to two each … Continue reading BREAKING: Andy Murray crashes out of Australian Open
By Jacob Toland With the clubs from the Scottish Premiership still soaking in the sun on their winter break. The teams from the junior leagues will be hoping to have some of the spotlight. Despite the harsh weather, the Scottish West region still goes on with league games and the West of Scotland Cup. In the Premiership, Clydebank took their chance to move nine points behind leaders Hurlford United thanks to their game in hand. The Bankies defeated Kilwinning Rangers 5-0 in a game that saw all five goals come in the second half alongside three red cards which saw … Continue reading Junior Football round-up
By George Connolly Former Whitletts Victoria manager George Grierson says: “I don’t know how long I’m going to have a decent quality of life,” after it was announced on Saturday that health problems have led him to step down. This … Continue reading “I Don’t Know How Long I’m Going To Have A Decent Quality Of Life” Says Former Vics Boss.
