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Livingston boss Gary Holt admits the excitement of preparing for the new season has to be tempered by ensuring his players aren't pushed too hard in training.The Lions are in their second week of pre-season and beginning to ramp up preparations for the new campaign but the gaffer is making sure the squad don't overdo it in training.He said: “With the fixtures coming out on Monday, that adds a wee bit of spice to things because it makes the new season real, in a sense, and it’s not that long until we play now.“It’s a shortened pre-season but we’re doing everything we can to get the boys up to speed without breaking them. That’s the most important thing.“We need to try and get everyone up and running with as few injuries as possible.

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Livingston manager Gary Holt has backed the club’s call for a permanent 14-team Scottish Premiership.

Jason Holt is adamant that Ryan Jack has all the attributes to be future Rangers captain.

Gary Holt knows what it's like to be the last band out the door. His metal group, Exodus, was on the epic European tour The Bay Strikes Back 2020 with Testament and Death Angel in March when everything had changed almost overnight. "We flew home the morning the president shut down all flights outside of anyone who was an American [on March 12]," says Holt 55, in an interview with Billboard last week following his personal battle with COVID-19. The monthlong tour kicked off in February and had only two dates left (in Milan, Italy, and

Livingston gaffer, Gary Holt, is delighted to have sealed the pre-contract signing of Alan Forrest from Ayr United.

It’s time to start passing around the Premiership peace pipe.

Gary Holt has urged Scottish football chiefs to follow Belgium’s lead by crowning Celtic as champions.

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Livingston boss Gary Holt says he’s hopeful the Lions will be able to sign goalkeeper Robby McCrorie on loan from Rangers.The stopper spent the latter half of last season in West Lothian, making eight appearances for the club before the campaign was brought to a premature end.The 22-year-old recently penned a new deal with the Ibrox club but is expected to be sent back out on loan after the Gers signed former Hearts and Sunderland keeper Jon McLaughlin.And Holt is hopeful that the player’s familiarity with the club will give Livi the edge on any deal.Speaking to the West Lothian Courier, he said: “Bringing Robby back is something we’ve been talking about and trying to get done but he’s got a lot of suitors.“He’s a great young keeper and

Livingston manager Gary Holt isn’t keen on closed doors games and says football without atmosphere lacks “fear factor.”

Gary Holt has put football aside and called on the local community in West Lothian to support one and other.

Livingston boss Gary Holt has called on his players to grasp the chance to finish in the top six with both hands – because it might never happen again.

Livingston captain Alan Lithgow has been ruled out for the rest of the season and is set for hip surgery in the coming weeks.

Livingston boss Gary Holt says his side’s desire to win games could be costing them points on the road.

Celtic extended their lead at the top of the Premiership table despite dropping two points to an excellent Livingston side.

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Livingston boss Gary Holt says he will have to ease the players back into training when they return on Monday - and likened the lay-off to an entire squad recovering from a long-term injury.The former Scotland international midfielder said: "These are unprecedented times and although all the lads have been on fitness programmes, which is great, it’s not the same as training.“When someone comes back from a long-term injury, you have to take things slowly.

Barry Ferguson insists Lyndon Dykes would be a good signing for the club as he explained where they need to strengthen in the summer.

Livingston F.C’s newest recruit Alan Forrest was signed to replace the outgoing Steven Lawless.