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Livingston F.C.
Full nameLivingston Football Club
Nickname(s)Livi Lions
Founded1995
GroundAlmondvale Stadium,
Livingston, Scotland
Capacity10,122
ChairmanRepublic of Ireland Pearse Flynn
ManagerScotland John Robertson
LeagueFirst Division
2005-06SPL, 12th (relegated)

Livingston Football Club is a Scottish football team based in Livingston, West Lothian. They currently play in the First Division.They are managed by former Scotland international John Robertson. The current shirt sponsor is HBOS owned Intelligent Finance.

The club was previously based in Edinburgh and known as Ferranti Thistle F.C. from 1943 and Meadowbank Thistle F.C. from 1974. The team relocated to the new town of Livingston in 1995, changing its name, colours and club crest at the same time to form what was essentially a brand new club. The newly-created Livingston F.C. won the Third Division title in the 1995-1996 season and over the next five years added the Second Division and First Division titles to the honour roll.

Progress

Livingston F.C's first season ended in triumph as they were crowned champions of the Scottish Division Three for the 1995-96 season. Three years later, in 1998-99, they won promotion again as Division Two champions. Another promotion followed in 2000-01 when the club finished champions of Division One and gained promotion to the Scottish Premier League after just six seasons in existence. Livingston's first SPL campaign, 2001-02, brought more success as they finished third in the league and qualified for the UEFA Cup. Livingston won their first National trophy in 2004 by winning the Scottish League Cup after a 2-0 win over Hibernian at Hampden Park.

Livingston have recently come out of financial administration following a period of financial turmoil in which the previous boardroom occupants were ousted to make way for Pearse Flynn's Lionheart Consortium.

On the February 11 2006, Paul Lambert resigned as Livingston manager after 12 straight defeats leaving Livingston bottom of the Scottish Premier League. He was replaced by former player and coach John Robertson .

Despite his best efforts, Livingston were relegated for the first time in May 2006

Honours

¹ Note that this includes honours won between 1974 and 1995, when the club was known as Meadowbank Thistle.

Managers

Famous players

Current Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
GK Scotland SCO Craig Wight
GK Scotland SCO Colin Stewart
GK Scotland SCO Duncan Monteith
DF Scotland SCO Cameron MacDonald
DF Scotland SCO Dave Mackay
DF Scotland SCO James McPake
DF England ENG Scott Mitchell
DF Scotland SCO David Sinclair
DF Scotland SCO Jason Thomson (on loan from Hearts)
DF Scotland SCO Steven Tweed
DF Scotland SCO Scott Walker
DF Scotland SCO Stuart Golabek (on loan from Inverness CT)
MF Scotland SCO Joe Hamill
MF South Africa RSA Keaghan Jacobs
MF Scotland SCO Liam Fox
No. Pos. Nation Player
MF Scotland SCO Chris Malone
MF England ENG Lee Makel
MF Northern Ireland NIR Daryl Smylie
MF Scotland SCO Allan Walker
MF Scotland SCO Murray Davidson
FW Scotland SCO Steven Craig
FW Scotland SCO Graham Dorrans
FW Scotland SCO Steve Hislop
FW Scotland SCO Jonathan Macadam
DF Scotland SCO James McPake
FW Scotland SCO Paul Shields
FW Scotland SCO Robert Snodgrass
FW Scotland SCO Steven Weir
FW England ENG Jamie Mole (on loan from Hearts)

Players out on loan

DF Scotland SCO Gary Miller (on loan to Ayr United)
MF Ireland EIR Wes Hoolahan (on loan to Blackpool)

Club Records

UEFA Ranking

Current Club Ranking

  • 146 Russia Terek Grozny
  • 147 Belgium Germinal Beerschot
  • 148 Scotland Livingston
  • 149 Czech Republic Baník Ostrava
  • 150 Turkey Trabzonspor

See also

References

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