Stuart Millar: Last News

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The SFA suspended all lower league football on January 11th for three weeks - the decision was extended by two weeks yesterday - but although Championship clubs were allowed to continue with testing, League One clubs weren't provided that option. There are three full-time clubs in League One - Airdrie adopt a hybrid system - and Queen's Park in League Two but Millar queries why clubs weren't consulted before suspending the leagues.He said: "It all goes back to why weren’t League One and Two clubs asked before the suspension? They could have been given that choice, especially when we’ve all intimated that we’d test to get back playing.

The SFA's decision to suspend all football in Scotland outside the Premiership and Championship came as surprise to Airdrie's Stuart Millar. The Diamond's Director of Football was completely in the dark about the decision to suspend the League One season for at least three weeks.With Covid-19 cases escalating in Scotland and the whole country in lockdown, Millar can understand the decision but it still took him by surprise.He said:"It came as a complete shock because we had no prior warning to the announcement.

Rangers and Celtic scouts have watched on from the stands. But Airdrie director of football Stuart Millar warned that Robert, the son of French star Laurent, is on a long-term contract at Airdrie.Millar refused to confirm or deny that United had put in an offer, and said he hasn't dealt with anything like that yet.But he congratulated the Tannadice club if they have tabled a bid.Millar said: "I know there is interest from Dundee United, but there is interest from a number of clubs regarding Thomas."Thomas is on a long-term contract.

And Airdrie's director of football, Stuart Millar said: “Reece has been training with us for the last week or two and working closely with goalkeeping coach Jim Low, who has been very impressed - as we all have. We are pleased to announce the signing of 19-year-old goalkeeper Reece Murdoch.

the Irishman has made an impact in his homeland during spells with Bohemians, Derry City and, most recently, Cork City.Airdrie have cast their net far and wide this summer and Dubliner Stokes joins Swiss midfielder Griffin Sabatini, on loan from Ukrainian side SC Dnipro, and winger Thomas Robert, the son of former Newcastle and France star Laurent, at New Broomfield.And Millar said: "We haven't gone for you usual run-of-the-mill player that's been at a number of clubs and done well in short periods."That's not being disrespectful to any home based player, we've just got to go for players that nobody has heard of in Scotland for us to acquire players."That's what we've done this season."We were criticised last season for our lack of

The 19-year-old joins the Diamonds from Hearts, where he was captain of the Jambos' academy sides, as he rose through the ranks at Tynecastle. And he told Airdrie's official website he's ready for battle in League One.

Airdrie defender Joshua Burke hopes to repay the faith of boss Ian Murray and director of football Stuart Millar after penning a new deal. The 18-year-old has been added to the first-team squad with the Diamonds ‘mothballing’ their academy and reserve set-up amid the Covid-19 outbreak.

Airdrie director of football Stuart Millar has urged Scottish football's top brass to consider league reconstruction during the SPFL season shut down.

Airdrieonians director of football Stuart Millar says the League One shut down amid coronavirus fears could hit the club hard next term.

Director of Football Stuart Millar said: "Ally had a brilliant start to life at the club, scoring three times in last season’s Betfred Cup group and deservedly picking up the Player of the Month award. "He was unfortunate in the sense that his chances became limited as the season went on due to the form of Callum Smith and the goal-scoring exploits of Dale Carrick and Calum Gallagher.

The 23-year-old, who scored four goals in 31 appearances for the Diamonds last season, has put pen to paper on a one-year extension. McKay told airdriefc.com: “I’ve really enjoyed my time at the club so far, they’re a good group of lads.

Lanarkshire Live Sport that the club were hasty in announcing a deal last summer, and he instead joined National League side Wrexham. Millar says the player wasn't honest with them, and suggested the star looks foolish in his comments against the club.He said: "I’ve got to laugh when I hear him saying the club was naive - the club was taking someone at their word who had agreed to sign for us.“I don’t want to get involved in a war of words with a former player, that’s not our style.

Airdrieonians have revealed they held discussion with former Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp to develop players.

Airdrie have confirmed that they "have been in dialogue" with Harry Redknapp.

Tributes have poured in for "true Diamond" Jim Frame after the former Airdrieonians kitman passed away following a long illness, aged 73.