Martindale named interim Livingston boss after Whelan dismissed after nine games
Livingston FC have parted ways with manager Whelan following a poor run of results across his nine-game tenure. David Martindale, who previously managed the club, has been reinstated as interim head coach. The move comes amid a difficult period for the Scottish side as they look to stabilize their campaign. Martindale is a familiar figure at Livingston, having led the club previously and providing continuity during the transition.
Read the full story at bbc.co.ukLivingston's decision to swing the axe after only nine games signals deep dissatisfaction with results and direction under Whelan. Bringing back Martindale offers a safe pair of hands and immediate familiarity with the squad, but interim appointments rarely buy much time in a relegation scrap. The coming weeks will be critical as Livingston try to arrest their slide under a manager who already knows the dressing room.
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