Martin Ferry: Last News

Kilbirnie Ladeside have appointed Thomas Molloy and Shaun Dillon as joint managers.The duo step into the hotseat after four years in charge at Greenock Juniors.They succeed Martin Ferry who quit two weeks ago after a dismal, winless start to the season. Captain Martin McBride assumed the role of caretaker manager following Ferry's departure and chalked up four points, guiding the Blasties to their first league win of the season against Bonnyton on Wednesday.

West of Scotland League big boys a run for their money.At 24, summer signing Sharpe is one of the older heads at Valefield Park.The Premier Division outfit have gone through a period of transition in the last year, having opted to sit out last season amid the Covid crisis.But former Irvine Meadow striker Sharpe has been impressed with boss Martin Ferry's recruitment and reckons the new-look Blasties are capable of springing a surprise on their return.He said: "It's been a bit of a rebuild and there's a lot of young faces in the squad."It's strange to think of myself as one of the more experienced players now to be honest."We've had a good pre-season and everybody is buzzing to be back playing."Our aim is go and compete and hold our own