Brian Rice: Last News

Hamilton boss Brian Rice believes his side can learn lessons from Southampton's revival after their eight-goal thumping at the hands of Rangers.The Saints lost 9-0 to Leicester City in the last season, but after sticking with boss Ralph Hasenhüttl after the drubbing are targeting the top spots in the table.Following the demolition at Ibrox with the New Douglas Park side sitting rock bottom of the table, Rice hopes for a similar revival in fortunes to the English outfit.When asked about the impact on morale of the heavy los s, he said: "It didn't seem to impact Southampton. "They lost nine to Leicester last season and they are top of the English Premiership now."Things can change, and things change quickly in football.

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Rangers. Accies have agreed a deal with the 31-year-old for the rest of the season.

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Rice has been the focus of their fury since an embarrassing 3-1 defeat to Annan in the League Cup, which has been followed by a 5-3 defeat to St Johnstone and a 4-2 defeat to Aberdeen in between a 2-1 win over Ayr in their most recent cup match.

Hamilton's offer to play a friendly this weekend - meaning Accies will go without a game for 20 days before facing Rangers. Both the Perth Saints and Accies are without a Premiership game this weekend and boss Brian Rice had attempted to get his side back in action.

Hamilton boss Brian Rice admits he can't explain the 20 minute spell that allowed Aberdeen to score four goals last night.The Dons were 4-1 up and cruising at the interval through a Ryan Edmondson double and strikes from Tommie Hoban and Lewis Ferguson.

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Accies bounced back with a 2-1 win thanks to goals from Marios Ogkmpoe and Charlie Trafford in the Betfred Cup. After a furious fan reaction online to the Galabank defeat, Rice was delighted to get their first points on the board in Group H.

in the shock Betfred Cup defeat to Annan.Accies slumped to a 3-1 loss at Galabank to open their group campaign, with the team returning to training at New Douglas Park today.After a furious reaction from fans, gaffer Rice said the squad have watched back the game and apologised for "individual errors".

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Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Stoneyburn Juniors manager Steven Sharp says he’s ‘incredibly proud’ after the club helped to deliver a mental health programme to the local community.The club, in partnership with Stoneyburn and Bents Future Vision Group who secured the funding, were able to use the beautiful game to support men’s mental health in the village.The eight-week programme was held at the club’s Beechwood Park ground and featured former professional footballers, including current Hamilton boss Brian Rice and Graeme Love, who won the Scottish Cup with Bathgate Thistle, chatting about their careers and experiences within the game.Stoneyburn manager Steven Sharp hailed

Hamilton boss Brian Rice has heaped praise on defender Hakeem Odoffin after he netted his third goal of the season against Dundee United. Lawrence Shankland has out United ahead before a powerful header by the Odoffin secured a point.It was the third goal of the season for the former Livingston defender and Rice was delighted with the contribution of the summer signing.He said: “There is only one way to score goals like that and you need to put your body on the line.“He played for a club, Livingston, where they do that.“It’s brilliant for the boy.

Hamilton stars impacted by the Covid scare at the club could miss this weekend’s clash with Dundee United. Three first-team players who returned false positives and Lee Hodson, who came into contact with St Mirren goalkeeper Jak Alnwick who has the virus, missed the defeat to Kilmarnock last weekend.

Hamilton boss says it was was a "stupid" mistake which cost them the game against 10-man Kilmarnock. Greg Kiltie gave the Ayrshire outfit the lead before Hakeen Odoffin levelled for Accies, but Nicke Kabamba's second half strike decided the game.

Boss Brian Rice confirmed there will be at least four players missing through injury and doesn't expect to be able to fill his bench.It's not all doom and gloom for the New Douglas Park today, as they are expected to delve deep into their academy, with some other sides facing similar woes.

Boss Brian Rice confirmed there will be at least four players missing through injury and doesn't expect to be able to fill his bench.

coronavirus tests in the coming weeks, as three Hamilton players go into quarantine. The Lanarkshire club have seen three positive tests, with full-back Lee Hodson also asked to self-isolate.

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Hamilton the services of Lee Hodson for the next two weeks. Accies have been rocked by the news that their Northern Ireland international has had to go into self-isolation.