Allan Johnston: Last News

Albion Rovers have appointed former Hamilton Accies and Hearts boss Sandy Clark as their new manager.

Highly-rated Motherwell teenager Max Johnston is set to join Cove Rangers on-loan.

Former Airdrie and Rangers player Sandy Stewart has left his role as assistant manager at Championship club Queen of the South.

Can you hear that big transfer clock ticking? The deadline is fast approaching but there remains plenty of twists and turns to come, we're sure of it.

Allan Johnston will use this free weekend to try add to his Queen of the South squad before a tough run of fixtures.

Queen boss Allan Johnston refused to celebrate after his team clawed themselves off the foot of the table.

Queens boss Allan Johnston reckons they must be ruthless against Raith if the team is to bounce back from a week from hell.

Queen of the South travel to Hamilton tonight as they continue one of their hardest weeks of the season.

If there's one thing everyone can agree on when it comes to Alfredo Morelos it's that he's never knowingly understated.

Allan Johnston has been reflecting on the first round of games in the Championship and admits there’s room for improvement.

Queen of the South manager Allan Johnston has set his sights on the SPFL Trust Trophy final after clinching a quarter-final berth against Morton.

one of four changes from last week's defeat to Kilmarnock.In a more forward-thinking line-up, David Moyo, Reegan Mimnaugh and Marley Redfern all came in, as George Stanger, Miko Virtanen, Kieran McDonald and Lewis Smith dropped to the bench, while midfield talisman David Templeton was absent through a hamstring strain.Allan Johnston made just one change to his Queens side from last week's win over Morton, with Lee Connelly replacing Josh Todd in midfield and new signing Ben Liddle starting on the bench.Accies started brightly and in five minutes Queens keeper Solomon Brynn did well to claw away a Josh Mullin corner to the back post with Moyo lurking.Mullin was involved again two minutes later when he slipped the ball to Mimnaugh in space

iOS - Android Queen of the South boss Allan Johnston told the club's website: "Paul was one of Airdrie's top players last season as they pushed for a place in the Championship, so we are delighted to have him on board."Although predominantly a centre-back, he can also play in midfield, which gives us other options."At 24 he is a good age, and I'm looking forward to working with him."Follow Lanarkshire Live Sport onTwitter via@LanLiveSport, like us onFacebookor find us onInstagramfor the latest sports news, pictures and video

Queen of the South after penning a new two-year deal in Dumfries. Johnston has driven the Doonhamers into the Premiership play-off reckoning after a turgid start to the season.

Hearts players after their latest defeat to Queen of the South. Allan Johnston's side took all three points back to Dumfries just days after Brora Rangers sent the Championship league leaders crashing out of the Scottish Cup.

Hearts lost somewhere along the road between the two, the capital club's season is playing out like some kind of drawn-out medieval torture. Robbie Neilson 's side fell to a second consecutive defeat, this time to opposition from the other end of the country, as Queen of the South took their first win over the Jambos since 1963.

Queen of the South for the rest of the season.The 18-year-old central midfielder was part of the team that won the Alkass Cup in 2019 and recently signed a contract extension to keep him at Ibrox until 2023.Capped by Scotland up to Under-19 level, he made his first team debut for Rangers in a League Cup match against Falkirk earlier this season.He will spend the rest of the campaign at Palmerston, taking the number 26 shirt.Doonhamers manager Allan Johnston said: "Ciaran clearly has a big future in the game so we are delighted to have him join the squad for the rest of the season."He has been in and around the Rangers first team and has been gaining experience but coming on loan with the chance of regular first team football will hopefully

following a spell in England with Aldershot.

Jim Goodwin is adamant his side will not underestimate Queen of the South - for fear of becoming a victim of another Betfred Cup shock. The Buddies travel to Dumfries today to take on Allan Johnston’s Championship side, looking to pick up back-to-back wins and clean sheet for the first time this season.

Gary Oliver was seven starts short of triggering a contract extension with Queen of the South when the coronavirus shutdown denied him that chance.