Jason Holt: Last News

Two brothers have been jailed after stealing high-value cars in a crime spree across three counties. Samuel and Thomas Eddleston had a device which allowed them to get into and drive Range Rovers and Jaguars.

Celtic marched on into the Scottish Cup semi-finals, but were pushed all the way by Premiership basement side Livingston at Celtic Park.

Livingston midfielder Jason Holt insists David Martindale is 'spot on' with his assessment that the players have to take responsibility for their Fir Park horror show as defensive errors gifted Motherwell three points at the weekend.

Livingston boss David Martindale joked that he’ll start subbing himself on for penalties after Bruce Anderson became the seventh taker in less than two years to miss from the spot for the Lions.

Livingston FC is delighted to announce that midfielder Jason Holt has signed a two-year contract extension which will see him remain with the club until at least the end of the 2024/25 season.

A frustrated Jack Fitzwater says it feels like everything is going against the Lions in their bid for the top six.

Livingston were dumped out of the Scottish Cup at the last-16 stage after they were brushed aside 3-0 by Championship side Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

David Martindale says the players can decide amongst themselves who’s taking the next penalty as they search for spot-kick success.

Livingston skipper Nicky Devlin has sacked himself from spot-kick duty after missing two in their draw against Motherwell.

Livingston midfielder Jason Holt has failed in his bid to have his red card against Hibs overturned.

Frustrated Livingston boss David Martindale insisted some decision went against his team - but admits the Lions' 'indefensible' mishaps cost them the game against Hibs.

Celtic strengthened their grip at the top of the table with a comfortable 3-0 away win over Livingston.

Livingston boss David Martindale says he’s ‘confident’ his out of contract stars will put pen to paper in the coming weeks.

KFC with a Samurai sword while buying his children a meal at 1am.Martin Williams, 39, had downed six pints of Stella when he rode to the fried chicken outlet's restaurant in Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent on a moped, reports Stoke-on-Trent Live.He then argued with another group of customers before the sword fell to the floor from inside his trousers.Police went on to recover three knives, including the sword and, after being arrested, Williams was subsequently handed a nine-month sentence, which has been suspended for two years in consideration of his childcare responsibilities.On the incident that happened last July, Prosecutor Antony Longworth said: "He was arrested for being unfit to drive through drink or drugs."The defendant said his partner had thrown his belongings out in the street, which was why he was in possession of the sword and knives at the KFC branch. Williams went on to plead guilty to three charges of possessing a bladed article, drink-driving and driving without insurance.He was also in breach of a 12-month community order for possession of an offensive weapon - a baseball bat - in public.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Jason Holt, mitigating, said the defendant had been split from his partner for some time before the incident, adding: "She chose to throw items on the street on that night and he wanted to recover them."The children decided to go to KFC.

Livingston midfielder Stephane Omeonga knows all too well that Hibs can get easily frustrated.

A man who cleared out his grandfather’s bank account stealing £7,500 after he took him in during lockdown has avoided jail.

Livingston midfielder Jason Holt knows his side will have to be horrible to play against if they're to cause an upset at Celtic Park - so it's just as well the former Rangers man believes they've reverted back to being exactly that.

Graeme Souness adage that Rangers are only ever two defeats away from a crisis then alarm bells must be ringing at Ibrox. Three defeats? “You can’t lose three games in a row at Rangers,” said former Light Blues midfielder Jason Holt as he faced up to that prospect four years ago.

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Livingston have both appealed Peter Pawlett and Jack Fitzwater’s red cards from their weekend clash.The Premiership pair have now challenged referee Nick Walsh’s orderings off from the Tannadice clash and are seeking for them to be overturned.United came out as 3-0 winners but a lot of the headlines were made up by the dismissals.United’s sporting director Tony Asghar and manager Micky Mellon have both reviewed match footage and have backed their midfielder’s view that Pawlett shouldn’t have been ordered off.Pawlett was sent off by referee Nick Walsh for a first half challenge on Jason Holt.Mellon said; “I’m too far away to be honest. But I looked at the reaction of the players and it was a bit aghast."A hands in head moment.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Livingston midfielder Jason Holt has hailed the appointment of David Martindale as the club’s new boss.The former Hearts and Rangers man, who penned a one-year extension to his contract last week, says it’s clear the former assistant has been able to get a positive response from the players since Gary Holt’s resignation.He commented: “Since Davie took the team you can see he has certainly got a reaction out of the players.“There has been a lot of positivity on and off the pitch, combined with good results and the guys playing well so it’s a good appointment by the club.“With Davie, what you see is what you get, really.