Jamie Mackim: Last News

SFA about the latest return to football in Scotland has been slammed as an “embarrassment”.Johnstone Burgh manager Jamie McKim says he was left disappointed at the lack of information in the press release responding to the resumption of play in the SPFL Scottish League One and League Two earlier this week.The Keanie Park side are still waiting to discover if and when they can resume their West of Scotland Conference B campaign, with players currently unable to train, even on a one-to-one basis.McKim insists the sport’s governing body has not done enough to help players through the latest lockdown.“The latest statement was really disappointing,” he said.“I’m delighted for League One and League Two – it’s great news for them.“But I’m so

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Johnstone Burgh kept their cool to see off an ill-disciplined Port Glasgow side and maintain their unbeaten start to the season.After going behind in the first half, the hosts at New Western Park rallied and equalised just before the break through a bullet Stuart Fyfe header.Ricky McArthur scored the winner, his sixth goal in as many games, while the visitors saw two players sent off as well as their manager after an ill-tempered end to Saturday’s clash.Burgh boss Jamie McKim insists his side deserved to pick up all three points and revealed he was disappointed with how Port Glasgow reacted to the

Match report by Mick HynesJohnstone Burgh boss Jamie McKim refused to slam his midfielder Ross Geddes for being sent off - instead insisting he deserves great credit for keeping his head after having a kick thrown at him.The eventful 0-0 West of Scotland League Conference B opener was heading for a draw when Geddes and Greenock assistant manager Shaun Dillon both saw red after an altercation on the sidelines.Burgh manager McKim is adamant his player was provoked and was extremely unfortunate to see red given the actions of the Greenock management team.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Johnstone Burgh boss Jamie McKim admits it was a bittersweet moment when his club captain finally got his hands on the West Division League Two trophy.Burgh were heading for the title after a stunning season saw them win 13 of the 14 games they played before lockdown struck Scottish football.The league trophy arrived at Keanie Park without the usual fanfare as skipper Niall Heron was handed the silverware by club legend Robert Dick.McKim insists the club will give the squad the recognition they deserve with a proper trophy day as soon as it’s safe to do so.He told Express Sport: “It was such a difficult

Johnstone Burgh boss Jamie McKim is relishing the prospect of playing in the new league once the season kicks off.

Manager Jamie McKim is forging ahead with his masterplan to make Johnstone Burgh the best young side in Junior football.