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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

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterAyr United fans have delivered their latest cash boost to the club as ongoing support soars past six figures.The AU500 Fund, set up to swell the Somerset player budget, hit the £100,000 mark earlier this summer.Now another £10,000 has been handed over to mark the latest two months of subscriptions.Around 150 paying members regularly put in to the pot, with one-off donations also welcome.The Fund’s Jamie Garrett, who doubles as United’s Supporter Liaison Officer, said: “It’s another great milestone for us.“We’re determined to keep up the momentum and raise as much awareness of the Fund as possible.“Everyone knows how uncertain times are just