Ally Roy: Last News

Mick Kennedy says he is happy with where East Kilbride are at right now, after his injury-hit squad made it 10 games unbeaten at the top of the Lowland League.

Kilmarnock's Bobby Wales is set to join Alloa Athletic on-loan for the season.

Striker Ally Roy says East Kilbride is a fresh start for him and can’t wait to get stuck in to the Lowland League.

Ally Roy knocked back full-time senior offers to sign a one-year deal at East Kilbride, because he reckons it’s the right club to kick-start his career.

Morton striker Ally Roy says the Championship side are heading to Celtic Park looking to cause an upset in the Scottish Cup fourth round on Saturday.

Andy Winter was Hamilton's hero as he earned them a first win in eight attempts as they bagged a narrow victory over 10-man Morton at New Douglas Park.

Raith Rovers have scooped the SPFL Trust Trophy with a 3-1 final win over Queen of the South in Airdrie.

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

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.

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Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Jim Duffy has admitted that his Dumbarton side are lacking a clinical side in front of goal, as the Sons slumped to another damaging home defeat against Airdrieonians.Ally Roy’s late goal proved to be the difference between the sides at the Rock, as Duffy’s side recorded a third consecutive home league game without scoring.And after the game a deflated Duffy said: “It’s very, very difficult to take in the sense of the effort the players are putting in. There’s no questioning the commitment and effort of the players, but we just aren’t threatening enough.

back in October, and was told he would be out for 12 weeks.Roy, 23, says it has been tough having to watch from the sidelines since then, but he was happy to pay that small price which helped ensure he returned to action fully fit in Saturday’s 4-2 victory against Clyde.Roy said: “At the back of the pitch at Airdrie, the bit behind the goal goes down a wee hill, I was just on the tip of that when I landed on it.“I heard it snap and I knew straight away that it was gubbed, and it was a dislocated and broken wrist, so I had to get an operation on it.“They’ve put a plate in it now, so that will be me when I go on holiday, setting off the metal detector ‘beep, beep beep’ and that’s murder, but I suppose anything to make it stronger.“It has been

Airdrieonians and Albion Rovers gave fans a glimpse of what they can expect for the season ahead in a pulsating Monkland's Derby last night. The warm-up clash at the Penny Cars Stadium saw Rovers taken the lead through Matthew Aitken before Eoghan Stokes levelled for the hosts.A Finn Ecrepont header again put the ML5 visitors back in front, before an Ally Roy double earned the Diamonds bragging rights.

Director of Football Stuart Millar said: "Ally had a brilliant start to life at the club, scoring three times in last season’s Betfred Cup group and deservedly picking up the Player of the Month award. "He was unfortunate in the sense that his chances became limited as the season went on due to the form of Callum Smith and the goal-scoring exploits of Dale Carrick and Calum Gallagher.