Stevie Wilson: Last News

Stevie Wilson has left his position as Ardrossan Winton Rovers manager by mutual consent.

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iOS and Android."They have been loyal and supportive and it's been really refreshing to see."McMillan has managed to bolster his squad with the addition of three new faces.Defender Davie Wilson, who was part of McMillan and Stevie Wilson's title-winning Irvine Vics side in 2014, has signed on for the season.Former Ardrossan Winton Rovers defender Andy Irvine and Jamie Allan are also on board.McMillan added: "We're just looking for that steady improvement.

Ardrossan Winton Rovers boss reckons non-league football was lost last season without fans.The Rovers faithful had it harder than most after Winton sat out the inaugural West of Scotland League campaign over Covid concerns.That's why Wilson cannot wait to see some familiar faces back at Winton Park tomorrow as his side kick off their pre-season campaign against Muirkirk.The easing of coronavirus restrictions means a limited crowd of up to 250 will be allowed inside Winton Park.And Wilson admitted. "Getting the fans back is everything.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterArdrossan Winton Rovers boss Stevie Wilson reckons temporary local leagues might be the only way to save non-league football from the chop this season.Wilson believes the time has come for clubs to seriously consider their options with a start date for the new West of Scotland League still far from set in stone.The big kick-off was originally pencilled in for Saturday, October 10, but a new provisional date of October 31 was announced in an email to clubs on Monday night.The development comes amid growing uncertainty surrounding getting fans into grounds and travelling restrictions.Wilson has real fears about the season getting off the

Stevie Wilson admits throwing old stager Bryan Slavin into the heat of the Irvine derby was a ‘crazy gamble’ – and still shudders at the thought of it backfiring.Slavin, then 39, came out of semi-retirement in March 2017 to bag a dream debut goal as Vics hammered rivals Meadow 4-1 - their biggest victory in the fixture in 21 years and their first in 10.It was Slavin's first taste of action in six months after recovering from a broken leg.Wilson dropped top scorer Kevin Adam to accommodate the veteran ace in a new, bold 4-3-3 formation and it paid off big style.But he feared he’d made a terrible decision just three minutes in to the clash.“Brian had told me he could manage 60 minutes which was fine because he’d only had the one training

Ardrossan Winton Rovers boss Stevie Wilson admits he feared getting the bum's rush from new signing Ryan Singleton - because of an Irvine Victoria tattoo on the midfielder's backside.