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Paul Sheerin reckons the re-introduced reserves platform will help allow Kilmarnock's young stars to catapult themselves to the first team.

Alan Archibald has joined Kilmarnock's coaching staff and Paul Sheerin has been handed Derek McInnes' assistant manager role.

Ian Murray says his Airdrie players have kept cool heads all season and won't start getting wrapped up in the drama of a title battle now.

Callum Hendry insists Derek McInnes is the perfect man to breathe fresh life into Kilmarnock’s title challenge - after claiming life at Rugby Park had gone stale under Tommy Wright.

Derek McInnes insists history will show he brought success, profit and respectability back to Aberdeen.

Airdrie moved up to third in League One after making it four wins in five with a fantastic victory away to Falkirk.

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surrendering a 2-0 lead with 10 men late on to draw with his old side Dumbarton last week.But today provides Airdrie with an opportunity to get off the mark and kick-start their promotion bid gainst a Falkirk side they haven't lost to in the last two seasons.There have been big changes over the summer with new boss Paul Sheerin coming in to replace sacked duo David McCracken and Lee Miller, but Frizzell believes in the squad that Airdrie have assembled this term.He told the club's website: “I’ve not seen much of them but obviously we know what we’ll get - they’ve got a big budget and it’ll be a good game."They like to play football as well, so we’ll see… we certainly fancy ourselves.“When I went there with Dumbarton we were sitting in and

Ayr United will progress to the last 16 of the Premier Sports Cup after being awarded three points in their final group game.Saturday's scheduled game at home to Falkirk has been axed due to a Covid outbreak among the Bairns squad.A number of Paul Sheerin's squad returned positive tests yesterday, causing the cancellation of their tie last night at Edinburgh City.And with a large amount of the Falkirk squad deemed as close contacts of those who have tested positive, the decision has been taken to also forfeit Saturday's game at Ayr.That means United will finish top of Group E on 10 points and proceed to the knockout stages.An SPFL spokesman said: “Consistent with previous announcements in respect of similar issues in the group stage of this

BY BEN MCNICOLHamilton moved to the top of Group E in the Premier Sports Cup after completing a dramatic late turn around at The Falkirk Stadium.Aidan Nesbitt opened the scoring within 43 seconds of the second-half restart but two late goals from Ronan Hughes and Jamie Hamilton sealed an important three points for the New Douglas Park side.Brian Rice handed a start to midweek signing Lewis Spence in the place of Hakeem Odoffin while Hamilton replaced Brian Easton in defence.Falkirk boss Paul Sheerin made three changes from the emphatic 5-1 win against Albion Rovers, as Steven Hetherington, Aidan Nesbitt and Anton Dowds replaced Brad McKay, Seb Ross and Jaime Wilson.Hamilton started confidently and they created the game’s first opening after

Stephen Glass is in the building for his first day as Aberdeen manager. The new boss has arrived alongside new coach Allan Russell to take the reins from Paul Sheerin and set out his agenda for the months ahead.

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Derek McInnes has left his position as manager after a run of just two wins in 10 games, with the boss citing an "unprecedented" season.Though the Dons sit fourth in the Premiership they've scored just once since the 2-0 win over Motherwell on January 23.That's led to a growing number of fans calling for the manager to be removed and Aberdeen confirmed their decision on Monday evening, with Paul Sheerin to take the team for the final six matches of the campaign.McInnes said: "This season has been unprecedented due to a number of factors and I am as frustrated as anyone that results haven’t been of the high standard which we set.“My motivation to deliver success has never wavered and during my eight-year tenure my staff and I have worked

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterJohn Robertson beat Killie three times in his three stints at an Honest Man and savoured every minute of it.As a Kilmarnock boy, beating Ayr’s oldest enemy was extra sweet but Robbo always felt Somerset Park was a great stage to play on.He starred in the 2-0 and 3-0 Scottish Cup wins of 1998 and 1999 and played a key role as Ayr beat Killie 5-4 on penalties in the CIS Cup on October 9, 2001.The third round tie was surely heading Killie’s way when Willie Young showed Paul Sheerin a straight red for an alleged stamp on Andy McLaren just before the break.It remained goalless after extra-time but Ayr, who played 78 minutes with only 10 men, held