Gareth Chalmers: Last News

Glasgow Clan yesterday announced the departure of head coach Malcolm Cameron as their turbulent season continued.

The owner of the Glasgow Clan has issued an apology to fans over the signing of rape accused Lasse Uusivirta as he “explores” putting the club up for sale.

Braehead-based Glasgow Clan have suspended top officials after they signed a player facing an alleged rape charge.

Glasgow Clan and Paisley Pirates are celebrating strong foundations after securing their home rink for the next two decades.

Pirates met with Glasgow Clan after they successfully took over Braehead Arena and announced their home fixtures for the upcoming Elite Ice Hockey League season which kicks off in November.The Paisley side’s off-ice operations manager Jackie Turley met with Clan CEO Gareth Chalmers to discuss the Pirates using the rink as their home, as they did before the coronavirus pandemic struck.And a deal has now been agreed to allow that to happen, meaning the Pirates can now plan to get back in action towards the end of the year.Turley believes that even though the season will be shorter due to the late start, fans will still be delighted to get back to see their team do battle on the ice once again when at one stage the long-term future of the club

Renfrewshire ice hockey outfit are expecting positive news regarding their takeover of the Braehead Arena, having already been involved in organising the new fixture list for the upcoming Elite Ice Hockey League campaign. Now they’ve enlisted 51-year-old Cameron to lead the club into a new era, with the Canadian boasting a wealth of coaching experience from time in the United States, Canada, Italy and Romania.The Nova Scotia native, who has Scottish ancestry, is looking forward to joining his new club and Clan chief operating officer Gareth Chalmers was delighted to get the appointment over the line.He said: “We’ve spent a considerable amount of time looking at almost thirty different candidates for the role.