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Ross County 2-2 Livingston

May 2, 2009 – Victoria Park, Dingwall There’s not many long journeys in the Scottish First Division this season, making the bi-annual visits to Dingwall two not to be missed. Victoria Park is as close to a perfect venue as there is for medium sided Scottish clubs – it’s compact and (usually) offers the chance … Continue reading →

Partick Thistle 1-0 Livingston

April 25, 2009 – Firhill Stadium, Glasgow I was sorely tempted to attend one of the Scottish Junior Cup semi final second leg games but instead stuck to club loyalties and went along to Firhill. The home of Partick Thistle is one of my favourite ‘away’ grounds, which is mainly why I didn’t make for … Continue reading →

Clyde 0-1 Livingston

April 4, 2009 – Broadwood Stadium, Cumbernauld “The Struggle of the Skint” read Clyde’s match programme with refreshing honesty, but for most of the hardy punters who turned up to watch there would have been a struggle to stay fully conscious during what was an absolutely dreadful game of football. Normally I am keen to defend … Continue reading →

Queen of the South 3-3 Livingston

March 21, 2009 – Palmerston Park, Dumfries I’m biased, of course, but there can be few teams at any level, anywhere in Scotland, serving up as much ‘value for money’ in terms of goals than Livingston at the moment. After the epic 4-4 draw with Airdrie United a few weeks back, today’s visit to Palmerston … Continue reading →

Airdrie United 4-4 Livingston

March 7, 2009 – Excelsior Stadium, Airdrie For long spells in the first half this was a pretty poor advert for First Division football. Then, all of sudden, it burst into life to become one of the most remarkable games I’ve seen for a few seasons! Eight goals and one of the most bizarre red … Continue reading →

St Johnstone 1-0 Livingston

  February 14, 2009 – McDiarmid Park The first completely new football stadium built in Scotland in generations, McDiarmid Park opened its doors almost twenty years ago, with its first game played in August 1989. I recall visiting it on a freezing cold day not long afterwards and marvelling at the facilities on offer, which were … Continue reading →