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Bollan remains confident ahead of Scottish Cup clash

GARY BOLLAN reckons his side’s enforced winter break could see his side head into Saturday’s Scottish Cup clash with Dundee fresher than the First Division leaders.Read

Livingston manager Gary Bollan wouldn’t welcome an SFL winter break

GARY BOLLAN insists Scottish football doesn’t need a winter break despite seeing his side’s last two league games called off with a third in serious doubt this weekend, writes Eric Mackinnon.Read

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David Winters admits his heart has been broken with Livi exit

DAVID WINTERS admits he is gutted to have left Livingston after his contract expired yesterday.Read

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Next three games will shape Livingston's season, says Bollan

GARY Bollan says Livingston’s next three games will go a long way in determining how successful a season the club have.Read

Livingston FC sign promising youngster Keaghan Jacobs on new deal

LIVINGSTON fans were handed an early Christmas present this week when star midfielder Keaghan Jacobs signed a new deal at the club.Read

Livingston and Clyde Cup epic heads for fifth match

RAFFAELE DE VITA admits he could have spared Livingston a fifth Scottish Cup clash with Clyde after missing a golden chance in the last minute at Broadwood last week when the normally deadly striker smacked the base of the post.Read

Robbie Winters delighted at earning Dundee Scottish Cup clash

ROBBIE WINTERS admits the Livi camp have formed relationships with the Clyde players after five meetings in their epic Scottish Cup series.Read

Livingston slam seven past Clyde in Scottish Cup rout

LIVINGSTON mauled Clyde on Monday night to march rampantly on to meet Dundee in the Scottish Cup fourth round after finally seeing off the Bully Wee at the FIFTH attempt.Read

Livingston chairman admits new deals for Winters brothers hinged on Scottish Cup progress

ALMONDVALE chief Gordon McDougall has revealed there was more at stake during Monday’s clash with Clyde than just Livingston’s Scottish Cup place.Read

Livi kid Kyle Jacobs laid low by Forfar last minute winner

KYLE JACOBS had spent half the week suffering with illness but seeing Livingston lose to a last minute goal left him feeling sick to the stomach.Read

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Gordon McDougall is pouring his heart into Livingston FC

GORDON McDOUGALL is pouring a lot more than just his cash into the future of Livingston Football Club.Read

Livingston lose to Forfar after last minute winner

LIVINGSTON fell to defeat for the first time in ten matches after the West Lothian club were caught out by an injury time sucker punch.Read

Bollan reckons Livingston could have hit double figures in Clyde demolition

GARY BOLLAN watched his side slam seven past Clyde and insisted his rampant Lions could have scored even more.Read

Clyde boss John McCormack disappointed at blame from Livingston players following abandonment

JOHN McCORMACK has hit out after claiming some of the Livi players had a go at him following Monday nights abandonment.Read

Livingston give Stranraer the Blues with comfortable home win

JOE HAMILL helped Livingston cruise to a home win over Stranraer and admitted he was delighted to be playing football on a Saturday afternoon again.Read

Stranraer boss admits Livingston are too good for the Third Division

STRANRAER manager Keith Knox has admitted league leaders Livingston are too good for the Third Division.Read

David Winters insists Livingston won’t blame anyone should they lose cup status in third match against Clyde having led twice

DAVID WINTERS joked Clyde must have a smoke machine stashed at Broadwood somewhere after seeing their cup clash fall victim to fog for the second time.Read

Livingston cup clash halted due to fog for second time

A CUMBERNAULD fog as thick and dark as Dracula's cloak took a detour into Broadwood on Monday night and wrapped its misty fingers around Livingston’s Scottish Cup clash with Clyde — for the second time in a week writes Eric Mackinnon.Read

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Keaghan Jacobs is in my thoughts for Scots call admits under 21 boss Billy Stark

SCOTLAND Under-21 boss Billy Stark has admitted Keaghan Jacobs stunning form for Livingston has not gone unnoticed within the corridors of power at Hampden Park, fuelling hope the teenager could be the next to benefit from the new eligibility rules.Read

Gary Bollan

Bollan: Livingston can shock against big-spending Dundee

GARY BOLLAN insists his side are capable of dumping Dundee after the Lions were paired with the First Division leaders in the Scottish Cup fourth round draw.Read

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