Alan Cameron: Last News

Kind-hearted staff at a Perth pub are welcoming in people struggling to keep warm.

US fugitive Nicholas Rossi has denied being a serial liar who faked his own death in a bid to escape justice.

US fugitive Nicholas Rossi has no medical need for using a wheelchair, his prison doctor told a court.

US fugitive Nicholas Rossi donned a black legal gown for his extradition hearing in the latest bizarre stunt he has pulled in a Scots courtroom.

Kinnoull will be boosted by having a clean bill of health for the opening game of the year.

Burst pipes at Tulloch Park have resulted in the postponement of this weekend’s big Perthshire derby.

Three men caught after police swooped on a massive cannabis factory have been jailed for a total of more than 24 years. Keith Gartshore, 42, Ross Blackshaw, 37, and Christopher Robb, 35, were held in early 2020.

A man who was viciously attacked by a mother and her son suffered a bleed on the brain, a court has heard.

A Lanarkshire businessman who ran a drug smuggling operation with a former policeman’s help made an astonishing £7 million from his life of crime.

A killer son who filmed his dying father on Twitter has been ordered to remain in hospital.

Kinnoull found second half form to run out comfortable 5-1 Conference B winners against Newburgh on Saturday afternoon.

A killer son who left his father with 110 wounds filmed the pensioner on Twitter as he lay bleeding.

Mark Smith returned to Kinnoull with a bang by netting the winner in Saturday’s 1-0 win against Lochgelly Albert.

Get the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletterKinnoull produced an inspired second half display to fight back and defeat Edinburgh South on Saturday.Alan Cameron’s side were two down at the break but showed great character to secure an important East of Scotland League Conference B victory.Striker Rhys Davies just can’t stop scoring goals and he netted all three for Kinnoull, the first an impressive solo effort on 47 minutes.The leveller was found just a few minutes later before the winner arrived in the closing stages of the game.Kinnoull sit fifth in the table, just two points off the top and that ensured manager Cameron was a happy man.Cameron told the Perthshire Advertiser: “The first half was very poor from our

Get the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletterKinnoull’s rapid start paved the way for a comfortable weekend victory against Lochore Welfare.A double from Rhys Davies (pictured) set the ball rolling before Pat Brown found the net – all before the 11th minute.Hosts Lochore did pull one back after the break but the Perth side were never in danger of letting their 3-1 lead slip.Manager Alan Cameron said: “I was very pleased with our start to the game and the way we took it by the scruff of the neck early on.“It was exactly the reaction we were after following Wednesday’s defeat and showed the spirit and togetherness there is in the squad as everyone played their part.“Lochore did well to recover from our blistering start but

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Kinnoull manager Alan Cameron is expecting a confident Glenrothes to pitch up in Perth this weekend.Tulloch Park’s visitors will have their tails up after ending Luncarty’s winning start to the season last Saturday.The Fife men recorded a 2-1 win at Brownlands Park and Cameron knows that will have given them a big lift.He said: “I think Glenrothes were one of the pre-season favourites. They have maybe struggled a wee bit with inconsistency.“I don’t think they have been able to get their best team on the park most weeks.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Kinnoull are targeting a weekend victory to remain in the mix with the runners and riders at the top of the Conference B.The Perth side were meant to be travelling down to Peebles Rovers for league action, but the fixture has been switched to Tulloch Park.Manager Alan Cameron reckons the visitors will be arriving in the Fair City in a buoyant mood after a win against Glenrothes last week.“This weekend we welcome Peebles in a game which was switched due to issues with their park,” Cameron explained to the PA.“It’s unfortunate for Peebles but we will be hoping to build on last week’s win and hopefully

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Kinnoull manager Alan Cameron is looking for his side to get back to basics.The Tulloch Park men endured a disappointing afternoon last weekend and lost out 3-0 against Newburgh.Cameron hopes for a reaction when his squad makes the trip to take on Oakley United on Saturday.Oakley are also on the hunt for a return to winning ways following their defeat to Luncarty.Kinnoull boss Cameron said: “Oakley will make it difficult for us and they’ll be looking to bounce back. “We just need to make sure we learn from the mistakes we made last Saturday.“It was very disappointing that we didn’t compete the way we

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Kinnoull manager Alan Cameron hopes Friday night’s defeat to Spartans can be a valuable learning experience.The Perth men realised their Challenge Cup task at Ainslie Park would be a tough one but battled well despite going down 4-0.Lowland League Spartans opened the scoring on five minutes through Sam Jones and were playing plenty of neat passing football.But Kinnoull almost levelled proceedings when Cammy Robertson turned a Kyle Woolley cross goalwards.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Kinnoull’s unbeaten start to the Conference B was brought to an end on Saturday.And afterwards manager Alan Cameron warned his side they can’t afford to switch off for a second in this league.Two goals from midfielder Shaun Simpson wasn’t enough to avoid a 4-2 defeat against leaders Heriot-Watt University in Perth.“We’re bitterly disappointed at losing the game but when you switch off against quality sides then that is what happens,” Cameron said.“We had our chances during the game but when you are on top you must make these count.  Unfortunately we didn’t do that.”Cameron added: “The conditions weren’t

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.It was certainly an eventful return to competitive football for Kinnoull.The Perth side netted five without reply in their East of Scotland League Conference B away opener against Preston Athletic  - who finished the game with eight men - on Saturday afternoon. Kinnoull were in the referee’s bad books too with both Paul Anderson and Rhys Davies receiving their marching orders.Manager Alan Cameron was thrilled to begin the campaign with a solid victory but is sure his players can up their level further in the coming weeks.“The red cards are disappointing but Paul Anderson’s was the correct decision,”