Roddy Mackenzie: Last News

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Livingston legend Roddy McKenzie believes the current side have what it takes to emulate the heroes of 2004.The keeper was part of the side that clinched the club’s first major honour when they defeated Hibs in the 2004 League Cup final at Hampden.And he says David Martindale’s troops have every chance going into Sunday’s semi-final against St Mirren, saying preparation over recent weeks couldn’t have gone any better.He said: “The manager has got them playing really well recently and they have had some cracking results.“They look confident and solid at the back and are doing all the right things going into a semi-final.“You would be hoping to

gunman who fired on a home in a housing estate was yesterday jailed for 44 months.Steven McGarry, 33, ferried his accomplice to the property in Stepps, near Glasgow, before the shooting and drove off with him afterwards.At the High Court in Edinburgh, judge Lord Weir told him it was “good fortune” that no one was around and the house that was targeted was not occupied at the time.The court earlier heard McGarry drove the gunman, who has since died, to the home of brothers Scott and Roddy McKenzie on December 30, 2019.A witness heard two loud bangs and saw a white car believed to be the Audi A3 driving off at speed.The car had been stolen earlier from a property in nearby Muirhead.The court heard that Scott, 28, had left the house before the