Kyle Hutton: Last News

Former Rangers player Kyle Hutton has been arrested and charged after a woman died following a car crash in Rutherglen. The 33-year-old footballer is alleged to have been driving an orange Mitsubishi L200 pick-up vehicle when the horror accident took place off Farmeloan Road, close to the player’s home, on Saturday night.

Lewis Kidd is at Albion Rovers, Darren Smith is at Edinburgh City, and Paul Paton is currently starring for Airdrie.Aitken admits he might lose some of those players because they might want to stay – or clubs may want to keep them.He said: “That was always a gamble [that they might not want to come back], and it’s also the case that the other clubs might want them, and they’re obviously higher up in the leagues than what we are.“The players all went out into a higher league, that will attract attention, like Steven Bell, for example, who has been outstanding at Partick Thistle.“The feedback is that since he’s been in the team they’ve started doing really well."Kyle Hutton is doing really well, Lewis Kidd has had good reviews as well.

former Rangers star Kyle Hutton will be their latest player to head out of K-Park on loan.

Watch Kyle Hutton's full interview in the video above"Durranty has a wealth of experience and I worked with him at Rangers as well, so the two them bring loads of experience to this level, along with Tiff (Chris Aitken), having been at Stranraer."It's a good backroom staff we've got, so now it's down to us and how we perform on the day and how we perform over the season, and hopefully we can do that really well."We can't get complacent.

East Kilbride, Caledonian Braves and Cumbernauld Colts have found out their fate in the first round of Lowland League fixtures.Stevie Aitken's men will kick-off the campaign on October 10 with a trip to the University of Stirling as the title favourites look to build momentum.Cumbernauld Colts will also look for a positive start as they travel to Bo'ness United.Caledonian Braves miss out on the opening weekend in the 17-team division but will travel to Bonnyrigg Rose on Tuesday, October 13.A new-look Kilby have added the likes of Chris Erskine, Kyle Hutton and Paul Paton as they look to take the trophy from Barry Ferguson's Kelty side.The Lanarkshire side will look to lay down a marker at New Central Park in the first clash between the

East Kilbride boss Stevie Aitken admits he would be "never say never" to bringing Craig Bryson to his hometown team after leaving Aberdeen. The 33-year-old midfielder had his contract at Pittodrie ripped up with nine months remaining after an injury-plagued spell at the club.Last night gaffer Derek McInnes said the call had been made with "a heavy heart" after his luckless spell with the Dons after moving from Derby last year.

Aitken wasted little time in outlining what his players will be up against this season, with their summer signing spree landing them the favourites tag before a ball has even been kicked.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our personalised newsletter.Dumbarton midfielder Ruaridh Langan is out to make a name for himself this season – even if he’s given up correcting people on how to pronounce it.The former Morton man, whose name is pronounced Rory, enjoyed a strong breakthrough campaign at the Rock – becoming a regular under Jim Duffy’s stewardship and scoring his first senior goal.But with Sons midfield duo Joe McKee and Kyle Hutton both moving on, Langan is now eyeing up the opportunity to become a regular in the starting lineup.He told the Lennox: “I loved my first season with the club, I really enjoyed myself.“When I came in I hadn’t played much first-team football and I certainly didn’t

according to reports.

Hutton has linked up with his former Sons gaffer Stevie Aitken and Rangers legend Ian Durrant after the pair sold him on their plans to conquer the Lowland League this season.