Lachlan Cameron: Last News

Fifteen years ago, they stood on the sidelines as coaches of the football team in which their boys played.

For Shaun Ferrie, Ayr United's recognition as Scotland's best community club is vindication for 15 long years.

BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound show, he said: "We're a membership organisation and we've let ourselves get to the point where those of us lower down the table have given too much power to those at the top."We've taken away our own power to change things at the top."We're hamstrung and have no way to change it."There is too much power at the top and not enough spread around the leagues."It is an iron gate within the Premiership with teams trying to shut everyone else out and looking to keep their own little circle going."Cameron insisted that writing off almost £1 million of his own cash during his time as Ayr owner was "worth it" to lead the club.He added: "I don't think you can get into football at our level without expecting to have a

Ayrshire Post: “Looking back, our failure to move there is not something I regret.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterHis hairline is about to get thinner, his wallet lighter and his skin a lot thicker.But there’s no doubt David Smith has signed up for the ride of his life.For any fan, owning their beloved club is the stuff of dreams.As young supporters, we all hope to grace Somerset in the black and white.The next best thing? Putting on the camel coat and heading for the big seat.In Smith, Ayr finally have their suitor to replace big Lachlan Cameron.Like football’s answer to Cinderella, we’ve been searching for someone to fit that glass slipper for many years.And now we have our man.Smith immediately ticks all the relevant boxes to take us to the next

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterAyr United chairman Lachlan Cameron insists his club will do "whatever it takes" to weather the Covid-19 storm.The owner admits a year without supporters at Somerset Park would have a devastating impact on finances.But he pledged to stop the club from going under - and called on government help for ailing teams across the country.Speaking on BBC Sportsound tonight, Lachlan said: "We don't think we can go through the whole season without any fans or revenue from elsewhere."So if we could use help from the government or SFA or whoever it may be, of course we would."But we'll do whatever it takes at Ayr United to make sure we're here at the start

Ayr chairman Lachlan Cameron has urged Scottish football to stop tearing itself apart in the wake of Rangers' failed SPFL vote.

Peeved Ayr chief Lachlan Cameron has revealed he asked Neil Doncaster if he could change from a yes to a no in the infamous SPFL vote.

Ayr United owner Lachlan Cameron reckons Scottish football should no longer be based around four Old Firm games per season.

The SPFL's first reconstruction meeting has been declared a major success by co-chairs Les Gray and Ann Budge.

One of the men tasked with restructuring Scottish football has pledged to take a "long term view" on the game's future.

Ayr United chairman Lachlan Cameron tonight branded the idea of a 14 team Scottish Premiership "insane" as he pledged to vote against any such move.

Lachlan Cameron is challenging Dundee to come clean over the SPFL vote row that has plunged Scottish football into crisis.

Ayr United chairman Lachlan Cameron insists Dundee should prove they sent their missing vote to the SPFL, as he reveals he's "never" been involved in a WhatsApp chat with other clubs.

Ayr United chairman Lachlan Cameron says "multiple clubs will go to the wall" unless Scottish football gets its act in gear.

Ayr United chairman Lachlan Cameron will ask his Board to back SPFL proposals on calling a halt to the 2019/20 season.

Ayr United's Somerset Park stadium has been placed on lockdown tonight after a player showed symptoms of coronavirus.

Ian Murray has taken Lachlan Cameron to task after the Ayr United chairman told Hearts to roll over and accept their fate.