Jim Macinally: Last News

We love Scottish football dearly, but it's been a pain in the VARse at times this year.

Hamilton have sent defender Shaun Want out on loan to Peterhead for the remainder of this season.

Get the latest West Lothian Courier news and sport sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletterStevie Farrell apologised to Dumbarton fans who made the seven hour round trip to Peterhead, as his side were humbled by the Blue Toon.In a game dominated by a gale-force winds the Sons fell behind after just four minutes - with Jim McInally’s side making the wind advantage show in the second-half, as they found the net four times to consign Farrell to his heaviest defeat as Dumbarton boss.And the manager admitted that there were no excuses following the defeat.He said: “We deserved nothing.“People will talk about the wind, but forget about that.“The second-half was a non-event for us because we couldn’t get out of our half.

iOS - Android Hibernian star Nisbet, from East Kilbride, donated his Scotland shirt which he scored his first international goal against Holland in last week. Steelmen star Watt, from Coatbridge, also kindly donated a match-worn Motherwell jersey for the auction.Peterhead boss Jim McInally donated his 1987 UEFA Cup Final jersey while West Ham chairman David Sullivan supported the cause with £2,500.

St Mirren defender Gary MacKenzie has signed a deal with League One side Peterhead.

Sons chiefs are asking fans for their views on reconstruction.

Seven years ago today Derek McInnes took charge of Aberdeen for the first time.

Rangers and Celtic that Scottish football is under no obligation to help develop their youngsters.The Peterhead boss is wary of the Ibrox club's plan - of which their rivals are understood to be in favour - to pay for colt teams to be introduced into a proposed 14-14-18 SPFL setup.It would involve development squads from Glasgow's big two competing in a bottom tier that would include McInally's Blue Toon side, who would be pushed into the bottom tier as part of the revamp.The former Celtic youth coach recalls delivering the same message to Parkhead youth boss Chris McCart the last time colt teams were on the agenda, arguing that the clubs have overloaded their academies with players who will never reach the first-team.McInally told BBC

Ann Budge has hit back at Peterhead boss Jim McInally - telling him not to make the argument over league reconstruction personal.

Jim McInally has slammed Ann Budge’s 14-14-14 reconstruction plan as he called for clubs lower down the SPFL to “show she can’t bully us”.

Jim McInally has rubbished closed doors football as fake and reckons if it is brought in in the Premiership then Celtic and Rangers could struggle.