Keith Lasley: Last News

A Renfrewshire coach has received the accolade of ‘local legend’ as part of Specsavers’ partnership with the Scottish FA.

Keith Lasley insists a wholesale return to Reserve League football would not be the “silver bullet” in solving Scotland’s youth development woes.

St Mirren and the University of the West of Scotland have hit the back of the net by agreeing a landmark partnership.

Keith Lasley admits he never picked up on the special connection between the home support and their beloved Buddies in his playing days.

Dealing with how to get payment options inside St Mirren's SMISA Stadium is just as far away from the aggressive style of play Keith Lasley implemented as a player.If there's one thing the task of finance and battering into a midfield opponent have in common though, it's a sense of hard work ethic and earning your opportunities. And that is exactly what the Paisley chief operating officer has managed to do right through his careerHe is speaking to Record Sport on the eighth anniversary of his former side Motherwell beat Rangers in the Premiership play-offs to secure safety. Life now has him dealing with distant cousins of the dinosaurs as he reflects on his first season after taking over his current job from club icon Tony Fitzpatrick. Stephen Robinson guided the club to a historic first top six spot in 38 years on the park, and his former assistant manager is looking to make them a force off it, with home crowds overall in Paisley around 25% up as the community buys into the Buddies project.

St Mirren posted two of their biggest attendances of the season over the past 10 days – pushing their home crowds against Rangers and Celtic down to mid-table as far as their gate receipts go.

Stephen Robinson is adamant St Mirren’s bad financial result won’t affect their continued progress on the pitch.

Stephen Robinson believes a hybrid approach of promoting youth talents and bringing in unknown quantities can help St Mirren produce the perfect blend on the park.

St Mirren chief executive Keith Lasley insists the club still hope to keep starlet Dylan Reid in Paisley.

Keith Lasley learned first-hand how much cup success means to the Buddies when he was just seven-years old.

Motherwell manager Graham Alexander says earning Europa Conference League football with the Steelmen ranks as one of his career-best achievements.

Motherwell will play Europa Conference League football next season after a 2-1 win over Hearts secured a top five Premiership finish.

Trevor Carson is reportedly set to reunite with former Motherwell boss Stephen Robinson at St Mirren.

St Mirren FC has confirmed that Keith Lasley will join the club as chief operating officer in mid-May.

Keith Lasley says a chance to 'realise my ambitions' is the driving force behind his Motherwell exit as he prepares to join St Mirren.

Motherwell assistant boss Keith Lasley says the introduction of Liam Shaw and Ross Tierney could prove key for the Steelmen.

Kelly's outstanding performances for the Steelmen earned him the Players' Player of the Year award and 'Well coach Lasley says the former Rangers stopper must have provided Clarke a real dilemma. “I’m pretty sure that he was in his thoughts,” Lasley said.

Jordan Archer's departure to Middlesbourgh and will wear the number 13 jersey, previously held by the Scotland cap. With Trevor Carson out injured, Kelly will vye with Aaron Chapman and youngster PJ Morrison for a starting slot.And he told the club website: “I’m grateful for the opportunity Motherwell have offered me.“My objective is to play games.

didn't cover himself in glory in the 3-0 defeat to Accies yesterday, which was Keith Lasley first game in interim charge following Stephen Robinson's resignation.Chapman was suspect at the first and second Accies goals, scored by Lee Hodson and Ross Callachan respectively, and got away with one at 1-0 when he flapped at a cross and Andy Winter missed the target.Analysing the derby clash on last night's Sportscene, Stewart was critical of the shot-stopper's display as 'Well made it 10 games without a win, but he praised Accies for punishing their rivals.He said: "There is no doubt Motherwell are low in confidence but moments like this [Chapman spilling a ball and Winter firing over the bar] certainly are not going to help."When you are in a

with boss Stephen Robinson resigning in midweek, and interim boss Keith Lasley, who reportedly has four games to seal the top job.The defeat also leaves Motherwell joint bottom, though with a far superior goal difference to Ross County, with Hamilton a point ahead, having played a game more.Here are some talking points from an eventful game at New Douglas Park.Everything went right for Hamilton on what was a really good  day for the club.

Motherwell ’s derby shocker was a hammer-blow in his bid to land the manager’s job for keeps. The Fir Park caretaker stepped in for Stephen Robinson who quit his week and Lasley insists he’s hoping the three goal battering from Hamilton hasn’t put him out of the running to get the post full-time.