Ian Murray: Last News

Ian Murray has challenged his Airdrie side to go on a run that creates a bit of daylight between themselves and their League One title rivals.

Ian Murray says Rangers have lost "a huge icon" after Walter Smith's death, and paid tribute to his former boss' honesty and integrity.

Ian Murray admitted his formation went out the window after his Diamonds fought to the bitter end to win a "crazy" clash against Dumbarton with a last-gasp goal.

Ian Murray insists he always knew his Airdrie side would come good - because he'd seen their quality even when results weren't going their way.

Celtic kid Kerr McInroy says everybody at Airdrie has helped him to settle in straight away and hopes that translates onto the pitch, as he prepares for today's showdown at Falkirk.

Airdrie boss Ian Murray has set his side the target of a win at Falkirk on Saturday that could take them joint-top of League One.

Ian Murray hopes Airdrie are first in the queue to sign midfielder Kerr McInroy if he doesn't have a future at Celtic.

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Starmer’s first in-person party conference as leader, by quitting the shadow cabinet. He claimed he was told by the leader’s office to argue against conference motion to bring in a £15 per hour minimum wage and bringing statutory sick pay up to the same level as the living wage.

Get the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletterA red card for former Son Sam Wardrop proved the turning point, as Dumbarton fought back to secure a draw with Airdrieonians.Gabby McGill’s early header and Rhys McCabe’s hotly disputed penalty had Ian Murray’s Diamonds 2-0 up and cruising in the second-half, but the Sons hit back after Wardrop saw red for a second booking - with Ryan McGeever’s header and Andy Geggan’s volley ensuring a draw.Despite the comeback however boss Stevie Farrell revealed the Sons squad were gutted not to take all three points.He said: “We showed some character.“Airdrie’s goal spooked us a wee bit.

he's looking to drop down to League One with Airdrie, according to reports.Murray admitted he is keeping an eye on the situation though and says he hopes to bring somebody in within days.He told Lanarkshire Live Sport: "Callum is a guy we know well.

Lanarkshire Live Sport revealed yesterday that boss Ian Murray was set to offer the 20-year-old a deal after a successful trial and the Diamonds have secured his signature, subject to international clearance. Lyons, who came through the academy at Elland Road, told airdriefc.com: “I’m delighted to sign for Airdrie, I’ve enjoyed my time here so far and I’m ready for the season ahead.

former Rangers defender Harris O'Connor.It’s understood that a decision on Lyons’ future will be made in the next few days with Airdrie manager Ian Murray likely to offer him a deal.The 40-year-old boss believes Lyons has huge potential and although he’s struggled with injuries in his career, Murray says the centre-back is highly-regarded within the game.He said: “Luke was at Leeds when he was younger and he’s been really unlucky with injuries over the years plus he had Covid.“He comes with a really good pedigree and he was recommended very highly to us.“We’ve had him in for a couple of weeks now, which is longer than some other trialists, and he’s done really well.“He’s got a wee bit more experience than Harris [O’Connor} in terms of his

The Diamonds couldn’t get to grips with their opponents in the first half as the Bully Wee raced to a two-goal lead.Airdrie were much better in the second half but as they pushed forward in search of a late lifeline, David Goodwillie added a third for Clyde with a majestic chip.Diamonds boss Murray had to rotate his squad for their second game in two days but he still wasn’t happy with the result.“You never like to lose, especially when it's 3-0,” Murray said.

go on trial at English Premier League side Burnley and has previously been linked with a move to Celtic, having spent time on trial there last season.

But a stunning overhead kick from new boy Jordan Allan and a close range finish from Calum Gallagher booked their place in tomorrow's final of the pre-season tournament.While Murray was content with his side's overall display, he is demanding more from his side up top as they build towards competitive action starting next week at home to Annan in the Premier Sports League Cup.Murray said: "It was a hard pre-season game."A lot of credit goes to Cumbernauld Colts, they made it a really competitive game."We scored late, but I think our pressure told in the end.

iOS - Android He will bolster Airdrie's midfield options and the former Scotland under-21 internationalist is targeting a promotion push in League One next season. McCabe told the Airdrie website : “I’m delighted to finally get this sorted out and over the line after a couple of weeks of talks.

iOS - Android “For me it’s about progression - I want to better myself both on and off the pitch, so I’m looking forward to getting in and working with the lads ahead of what will hopefully be a successful season.”Diamonds boss Ian Murray added: “We’re really glad to add Jay who will come in and challenge Max.“Max did well last season, but it was very important to have a solid second choice after losing David Hutton, and Jay has a good background after coming through at Hibs and Falkirk.“I know there were a lot of teams looking at him but he felt that this was the best place for him, and we welcome him to the club with the aim of progressing him.We’re not signing Jay to sit on the sidelines and cheer Max on, we want that competition for the

iOS - Android Frizzell, 22, made 40 senior appearances for the Rugby Park side between 2015 and 2020 before signing for Dumbarton last summer, and has also enjoyed loan spells at Livingston and Queen of the South.He told the club's website: "I met with the manager a couple of weeks ago, and it was clear that we were in tandem in terms of our ambitions, so it was a no-brainer really!"I like to score and create goals, and that’s what I intend to do here."Promotion is the bottom line - from playing against Airdrie the improvement is clear to see and their style of play suits me, so I’m pleased to come on board and I’m looking forward to pushing for promotion."Manager Ian Murray said: "It’s another good signing for us, Adam is a young, hungry

Championship play-off final defeat against Morton isn't his last game in charge.Airdrie achieved a second-placed finish in League One this season and Murray aims to build upon that next season but he has yet to sign a new deal."I'm out of contract so that could have been my last game," Murray explained. "We will sit down next week and see what is happening.