Livingston boss David Martindale says a year without fans has been 'horrible'

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Jennifer Aniston proved that she couldn't even complete a workout without her dogs wanting to steal her attention.The 52-year-old actress had attempted to exercise at home when her beloved pets Lord Chesterfield and Clyde wouldn't allow her a moment of peace.Looking sizzling, Jen slipped into a skintight pair of navy lycra leggings and rocked a flimsy red top that boasted thin straps.The Friend's star took to her yoga mat, first attempting a number of leg crunches before reaching for her kettle bell weight.Showing off her incredible flexibility, the Morning Show star kicked her legs back and forth into the air before she was interrupted by her loyal companion's Lord Chesterfield and Clyde.The white Shepherd mix and grey schnauzer would not leave Jen's side as she lunged into a squat position with her weight held in front.Realising her workout was over, Jen playfully collapsed giving her fur friend Lord Chesterfield a warm embrace.Jennifer - who is a massive animal lover and has rescued many of her dogs - uploaded the sweet snippet to her Instagram story for her entire 3.7million followers to see.The sitcom star has owned many dogs over the years, including a Welsh corgi named Norman, who sadly died at aged 15 in 2011.In 2005, Jen parted ways from her then husband actor Brad Pitt and welcomed an adorable white German Shepherd called Dolly into her home.The actress was heartbroken when Dolly sadly passed away at the age of 14 in 2019 - it was at this point that she adopted Lord Chesterfield.In October 2020, Jen announced her new family member on Instagram, she wrote: "Hi! I’d like to introduce to you the newest member of our family - this is (a very tired) Lord Chesterfield. "He stole my heart immediately.

finished in the top six. “The next games we will be playing against the best teams in the country, it is fantastic.”Don't miss the latest news from the West Lothian Courier. Sign up to our free newsletter here https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/newsletter-preference-centre/

The Accies manager felt his side deserved a point against Livingston in the 2-1 defeat that leaves Hamilton just one point ahead of Kilmarnock at the foot of the table. Hamilton remain in control of their own fate across the final six games of the season and Rice believes there is great determination amongst his squad.He said: "The battle goes on and I think you can see that.

Livingston: McCrorie; Devlin, Fitzwater, Guthrie, Longridge; Holt, Bartley; Sibbald (Serrano 84), Pittman, Forrest (Mullin 77); Emmanuel-Thomas (Poplatnik 89). Subs not used: Maley, McMillan, Tiffoney, Ambrose, Lawson, Kabia.Goals: Emmanuel-Thomas (16), Pittman (36).Hamilton Academical: Fulton; Hamilton, A.

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Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Livingston boss David Martindale has hailed defensive duo Nicky Devlin and Jon Guthrie after confirming the club will be talking up the on-year option on both players.The duo, who both made the move from Walsall to West Lothian at the start of last season, signed two year deals with an option to extend by a further year, something Martindale says will get done and dusted.Devlin's action was limited during his first campaign due to a knee injury which saw him miss five months while the gaffer admits he's surprised there wasn't more interest in vice-captain Guthrie following a string of impressive displays during his time with the Lions.Martindale

3-1 loss to Motherwell on Saturday made it six games without a win but the Lions are still in the hunt for a European place if they can turn their form around. The gaffer also refused to point fitness as an issue for their lacklustre display at Fir Park despite it being their third game of the week.Devante Cole netted either side of the break - the first being a penalty - before Jack Fitzwater pulled the Lions back into the contest.

The Steelmen made it three games undefeated for the first time since December 2019, as today’s 3-1 victory over Livingston earned them back-to-back wins in the Premiership.Devante Cole was at the double and Christopher Long secured the points after Jack Fitzwater had pulled one back for the Lions.It has been a huge upturn in form following humiliating defeats to Hamilton Accies and St Johnstone last month and they are now 10 points clear of rock bottom Kilmarnock in their bid for survival.Alexander, who joined in January after Stephen Robinson’s resignation, said: “The challenge we’ve had - not just in my period, but when I look back at the rest of the season - is consistency."The team has been capable of picking up really good results but

Rangers to be champions again when Walter Smith led the club to their last league success a decade ago. And Steven Davis, part of that title-winning side, admitted a year ago he’d have been shocked if someone told him they’d be on the verge of glory with two months of the season left.

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the only goal of the game in the 87th minute at the Tony Macaroni Arena but earlier in the game had been booked for diving by referee John Beaton after being brought down by Livi keeper Max Stryjek inside the box.Gerrard's protestations towards the whistler as the teams walked off at half-time earned the boss two yellow cards in quick succession.But Martindale admits his side got away with one as the visitors were denied a 'stonewall' penalty.He said: "We got away with one in the first half with a stonewall penalty so I could understand Steven’s reaction. I’d have been the same.

Accies' 1-1 draw with League Cup final winners St Johnstone and she admits she has been impressed with Brian Rice's side, despite them sitting rock bottom of the table.

Rangers during the 1-0 defeat.Goal hero Alfredo Morelos looked to have been brought down by Lions keeper Max Stryjek as he knocked the ball past him, but referee John Beaton handed the Colombian a yellow instead of awarding a spot-kick.It provoked a furious reaction from Steven Gerrard at half-time, with the Ibrox manager eventually been shown a red card by the whistler. However, when speaking to BBC Sportsound Martindale agreed with rival gaffer Gerrard that his side were fortunate to avoid punishment from Beaton.

Premiership title.After a stunning season which has seen them remain unbeaten on league duty, Steven Gerrard's side need just seven more points to officially take the crown and deny Celtic 10 In A Row.They play twice before the Parkhead club are in action again and can put themselves on the brink with a win over Livingston at the Tony Macaroni Arena.A win in West Lothian and another three points against St Mirren on Saturday would mean anything but a win for Celtic on Sunday would seal it.That will be easier said than done though as Livingston represent one of the toughest away trips in the division.Rangers dropped their first points of the season on their last trip to the Spaghettihad, and David Martindale's side will be itching to bounce

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Livingston boss David Martindale says his thoughts were on tonight's clash with Rangers as soon as he left Hampden following their Betfred Cup final defeat to St Johnstone on Sunday.The Lions lost out on what would have been only a second major piece of silverware in their history, but the gaffer admits he's one looking ahead, not back.He also confirmed that Jackson Longridge will undergo a fitness test prior to kick-off to see if he can make it, while Efe Ambrose should be fine despite taking a knock against Saints.He said: "After the final whistle and we were standing on the pitch at Hampden I got all the boys around and I told them it is done

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It's a blow to Hamilton as Ogkmpoe had formed an impressive partnership with Bruce Anderson and the Accies boss provided an injury update ahead of the St Johnstone clash tomorrow night.He said: "Marios came off against Hibs early in the first half and he's got a hamstring problem. He will be missing until at least the split."I'm not sure if Aaron Martin will be fit to play or not.

The 22-year has been outstanding for Accies this season but his contract is set to expire this summer. But boss Rice confirmed that talks are ongoing and he is hopeful that Odoffin will be a Hamilton player next season.He said: "There has been talks between the chairman, Hakeem and his agent.

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