Robby Maccrorie: Last News

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Livingston goalkeeper Robby McCrorie is set to be named in the Scotland squad this afternoon - alongside former Lions team-mate Lyndon Dykes.McCrorie, on loan from Rangers, looks set to be the third choice stopper in Steve Clarke's squad for upcoming Nations League matches behind David Marshall and Jon McLaughlin.The Scots host Israel on September 4 before travelling to take on Czech Republic three days later, with both games played behind closed doors.The former Under-21 cap will be set for his first call-up to the senior squad having made 12 top flight appearances for Livingston.

Steve Clarke on Tuesday as the national boss looks to the future of Scottish goalkeeping.The 22-year-old Rangers keeper has made four starts on loan at Livingston so far this season and will take his place in the squad ahead of the Nations League double header against Israel and Czech Republic.McCrorie has yet to make a top team appearance for Rangers but spent the second part of last season on loan at Livi, making eight Premiership appearances, after spells with Queen of the South, Morton and Berwick Rangers.David Marshall, who last week clinched a move to Derby from Wigan, and Rangers’ Jon McLaughlin are expected to be the two senior keepers in the squad as Clarke steps up preparations for the crucial Euro 2020 play-off semi final against

Rangers stars Ross and Robby McCrorie made a visit to a kind-hearted kid ahead of his charity fundraiser last week. Football-daft Alfie Hadden, from The Murray in  East Kilbride, ran 5K to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy UK.

Livingston boss Gary Holt has warned new arrival Max Stryjek that he has a job on his hands to become the club’s first-choice goalkeeper.The 24-year-old signed for the Lions this week on a three-year contract but Holt plans to start the season with on-loan Rangers starlet Robby McCrorie between the sticks.Highly-rated Stryjek, who has represented Poland at U17, U18 & U19 level, signed for Sunderland as a youth but after failing to break into the team he left for National League side Eastleigh and earned a trial with Livingston.He featured at the weekend when Livi played their first friendly of the pre-season, drawing 0-0 with Dundee United at Tannadice, and signed for the club on Monday.Holt explained: “He is someone we kept an eye on and

Livingston have completed the signing of goalkeeper Max Stryjek on a three-year deal.The 24-year-old Pole spent last season at English National League side Eastleigh having previously spent four years with Sunderland where he failed to make an appearance.Stryjek has represented Poland at youth level from under-17 to under-19.The stopper featured as a trialist as the Lions played their first friendly of the pre-season at the weekend, drawing 0-0 with newly promoted Dundee United at Tannadice.

Robby McCrorie has returned to Livingston after the keeper today signed a season-long loan deal from Rangers.The 22-year-old made eight appearances for the Lions last term before the Covid-19 pandemic brought about an early finish to the campaign.The Ibrox stopper becomes the fourth new arrival of the summer after winger James Forrest, defender Jack Fitzwater and attacker Matej Poplatnik.The Scotland under-21 keeper signed a contract extension with Rangers earlier this summer but the arrival of Jon McLaughlin meant he was always likely to be loaned out once more.

Former Motherwell goalkeeper Rohan Ferguson is training with Livingston as he bids to earn a contract ahead of the new season getting underway. The 22-year-old local lad hails from Bathgate and is a free agent following his release from Fir Park. Livi boss Gary Holt told the West Lothian Courier earlier this week that he's hopeful that Rangers keeper Robby McCrorie will return to the Tony Macaroni Arena on loan for the season.

Livingston boss Gary Holt says he’s hopeful the Lions will be able to sign goalkeeper Robby McCrorie on loan from Rangers.The stopper spent the latter half of last season in West Lothian, making eight appearances for the club before the campaign was brought to a premature end.The 22-year-old recently penned a new deal with the Ibrox club but is expected to be sent back out on loan after the Gers signed former Hearts and Sunderland keeper Jon McLaughlin.And Holt is hopeful that the player’s familiarity with the club will give Livi the edge on any deal.Speaking to the West Lothian Courier, he said: “Bringing Robby back is something we’ve been talking about and trying to get done but he’s got a lot of suitors.“He’s a great young keeper and

Robby McCrorie insists he’d be happy to extend his loan deal from Rangers if it meant he could finish the job of helping Livingston secure a top-six spot.

Livingston goalkeeper Robby McCrorie has been named in the Scotland under-21 squad for their upcoming UEFA Under-21 European Championship qualifiers. 

Allan McGregor more than eight years ago has spurred him on in his bid to become Rangers No. 1.