New Raith Rovers boss Ian Murray is set to raid old club Airdrieonians as he moves to make player/assistant boss Scott Agnew his No.2 at Stark's Park.The 41-year-old left the Diamonds on Tuesday to become the new gaffer at the Championship club, ending a four-year spell at New Broomfield.As Airdrie's search for a new boss steps up, the club are bracing themselves for Murray cherry picking their key performers from last season, including PFA League One player of the year and club player of the year Dylan Easton.Winger Adam Frizzell, who was the club's players' player of the year, and midfielder Rhys McCabe were also standouts for Murray in their promotion push, which was halted in the play-off final by Queen's Park.Agnew is set to be the first out the door with the midfielder currently in discussions about following Murray to Fife.The Rovers gaffer told Raith TV: "I'm very hopeful of bringing Scott Agnew in.
We have worked very well together."Scott has got a few other things to sort out with his business commitments, but we've struck it off really well."I've known Scott for a long time.
I had him at Dumbarton, I signed him at St Mirren then we parted ways."We came back together last season and he was a player/assistant.
At the time I wasn't sure about it because I thought it would be a hard dynamic, but he was actually great."He knows what he is doing.
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