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Ross County’s manager has been in charge in Dingwall for over a year, and is closing in on his next coaching badge.
BDO had issued a statement at the start of the week outlining three key reasons why they believed no buyer had come in with an offer.
Scottish Power have extended their support as title sponsors for the division.
Joint-administrators BDO have released an update on the current state of the football club.
A bumper away following travelled down to Edinburgh – but did not come away with the result they would have wanted.
Against one of their rivals to finish in the top half, the Staggies were beaten on the road this afternoon.
Both matches between the teams so far this season have seen stoppage time equalisers.
The Contin-based Highland Budokan student travelled down to Sheffield with his clubmates to compete in the British Championships.
The school’s senior boys’ football team can lift the North of Scotland Cup for the second year in-a-row after triumphing in a dramatic semi final.
He has already represented his country at multiple age group levels, and will be stepping into the under-21s for the first time.
Ross County’s top scorer this season is finally in line for a long-awaited senior debut at international level.
The Staggies have almost their entire squad fit to play a part in the final stretch of Premiership matches this season.
The January arrival admits his first two goals for Ross County will not end up on many highlight reels.
The Staggies have finished the campaign strongly in the majority of their campaigns in Scotland’s top flight.
The school had made it to the quarter finals in their first ever year entering the competition to compete alongside Scotland’s best.
The relatively new club is punching above its weight to compete with much bigger clubs across Scotland.
The Staggies were put under pressure by their visitors in Dingwall, but held on to claim all three points.
This year the parade and party will be combined back into one day, marking 30 years since the first Pride march in Scotland.
The 28-year-old has hit headlines in 2025 for his wondergoals, but he is also leading some key defensive statistic for the season.
The homegrown talent has been in the Staggies’ hot seat for over a year now.
