Tam McManus insists Hibs axe must fall on Lee Johnson if St Johnstone slip derails top six surge
Tam McManus believes Hibs should part company with Lee Johnson if he doesn't get the top six away at St Johnstone.
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Livingston boss reveals financial benefit to club if they reach top six
Livingston boss David Martindale admits sealing a place in the top six could be worth £500,000 to the club.
Nicky Devlin in Hearts transfer chance as Jambos lead the chase to sign Livingston skipper
Hearts are leading the chase to land Livingston skipper Nicky Devlin in the summer.
Livingston boss calls on fans to 'be the difference' in top-six bid finale against Dundee United
Livingston boss David Martindale has hailed the impact of the club’s supporters and called on as many as possible to get behind the team at Tannadice this weekend,
Livingston free-kick ace's hard yards hailed as example to follow for youngsters
David Martindale says Stephen Kelly’s stunning free-kick finish against St Johnstone is a perfect example of hard work paying off and told kids and parents to take note.
'It felt like I had my Livingston no.9 back' says boss as he heaps praise on striker
Livingston boss David Martindale says striker Bruce Anderson was back to his best despite failing to find the net in their win over St Johnstone.
Livingston boss believes club deserve huge credit for closing in on 'historic' achievement
Livingston boss David Martindale says his ‘historic’ players deserve to be hailed despite a poor run of form seeing them slip out of the top six.
Inside St Mirren's soaring Livingston win as Paisley unites behind Stephen Robinson's achievers
St Mirren fired themselves into fifth place with a convincing victory over Livingston in Paisley - after VAR gave them not one but two first half penalties. Mark O’Hara converted both spot kicks either side of a Tony Watt strike and other scores elsewhere went in their favour much to the delight of gaffer Stephen Robinson. Incredibly after 15 seconds there was a lengthy VAR check for a penalty to the hosts after a possible Fitzwater handball. Ref John Beaton was then called across to look himself and awarded the spot kick, which was duly tucked away by O’Hara to give St Mirren the perfect start. Livi never recovered that poor beginning and it was 2-0 before the 20 minute mark, this time Watt cooly side stepped Shamal George in goal to roll home after being found by Curtis Main In the box for his first Buddies goal.