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Livingston begin their Scottish Premiership campaign away to St Mirren tomorrow and while neither club is completely unfamiliar with the other given the amount of times they’ve locked horns over the past few seasons, Holt admits there’s nothing much the opposition can do should either of them decide to spring a surprise. "We all know how most of the teams play and they know how we play,” he said.

Gary Holt insists he wants his players to aim for “longevity” and to become a mainstay club in the Scottish Premiership.Speaking ahead of the season opener in Paisley against St Mirren at the weekend, the Livi manager said that his target is to avoid relegation and continue the club’s evolution.He scoffed at the suggestion that his club would be aiming for fifth place again.Holt said: “No, we wouldn’t even ask for that.

Livingston boss Gary Holt has warned new arrival Max Stryjek that he has a job on his hands to become the club’s first-choice goalkeeper.The 24-year-old signed for the Lions this week on a three-year contract but Holt plans to start the season with on-loan Rangers starlet Robby McCrorie between the sticks.Highly-rated Stryjek, who has represented Poland at U17, U18 & U19 level, signed for Sunderland as a youth but after failing to break into the team he left for National League side Eastleigh

Livingston boss Gary Holt admits the excitement of preparing for the new season has to be tempered by ensuring his players aren't pushed too hard in training.The Lions are in their second week of pre-season and beginning to ramp up preparations for the new campaign but the gaffer is making sure the squad don't overdo it in training.He said: “With the fixtures coming out on Monday, that adds a wee bit of spice to things because it makes the new season real, in a sense, and it’s not that long

Livingston boss Gary Holt says he’s hopeful the Lions will be able to sign goalkeeper Robby McCrorie on loan from Rangers.The stopper spent the latter half of last season in West Lothian, making eight appearances for the club before the campaign was brought to a premature end.The 22-year-old recently penned a new deal with the Ibrox club but is expected to be sent back out on loan after the Gers signed former Hearts and Sunderland keeper Jon McLaughlin.And Holt is hopeful that the player’s

Lyndon Dykes insists he would back himself to make a major impact at Rangers if a transfer was to happen this summer. The Australian-born forward has impressed since moving to West Lothian from Queen of the South last summer and has been heavily linked with a move to Glasgow.

Livingston boss Gary Holt says he will have to ease the players back into training when they return on Monday - and likened the lay-off to an entire squad recovering from a long-term injury.The former Scotland international midfielder said: "These are unprecedented times and although all the lads have been on fitness programmes, which is great, it’s not the same as training.“When someone comes back from a long-term injury, you have to take things slowly.

Livingston boss Gary Holt has told the West Lothian Courier that there has been no approach from Rangers for striker Lyndon Dykes.The highly rated Aussie ace set tongues wagging after a social media post appeared to show him with dyed blue hair - something many interpreted as meaning a move to Rangers was imminent.However, the Livi gaffer says the Ibrox side haven't made contact regarding a possible move for Dykes, who netted 12 goals in 33 games for the Lions last season.Holt said: "There's

Olivia Holt, who starred in Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger, is heading back to Freeform as the lead in the Jessica Biel-produced series Cruel Summer.

Crocked Gary Holt has revealed he’s living his lockdown hell with a broken leg.

Gary Holt knows what it's like to be the last band out the door. His metal group, Exodus, was on the epic European tour The Bay Strikes Back 2020 with Testam

Livingston gaffer, Gary Holt, is delighted to have sealed the pre-contract signing of Alan Forrest from Ayr United.

The musician received results from testing on March 31

Livingston boss Gary Holt has called on his players to grasp the chance to finish in the top six with both hands – because it might never happen again.

Livingston's top six hopes suffered a dent as they went down to a late Callum Hendry goal in Perth.

Livingston boss Gary Holt says his side’s desire to win games could be costing them points on the road.

Livingston boss Gary Holt admitted he was 'buzzing' after his side came from behind to grab a draw at Easter Road.

Livingston boss Gary Holt admits he never thought the club would be able to sign a player of Efe Ambrose’s calibre - but says the club’s recent success on and off the field played a huge role in the Nigerian international signing for the Lions.

Gary Holt is still pinching himself that he managed to land Efe Ambrose for Livingston, but admitted his 18-month deal could just as easily be cut short as well as extended.

Marvin Bartley has blasted the SPFL's decision to rearrange Livingston's clash against Rangers just 24 hours later after it was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.

Gary Holt has said for months Scottish football’s authorities need to do more to help our teams in Europe.

Furious Gary Holt slammed the SPFL’s decision to pressgang Livingston into playing Rangers tomorrow at less than 24 hours’ notice.

Livingston boss Gary Holt says last night's victory over St Mirren is a game they would have let slip away last season.

Gary Holt says he hopes a return to Livingston will bring out the best of Dolly Menga after the attacker’s loan spell at Atletico Petroleos was cut short prior to the transfer deadline.

Livingston boss Gary Holt heaped praise on his side following their victory over Motherwell as they made it six home wins on the trot.

Gary Holt spent the final hours of the transfer window relaxing in the bath, knowing Livingston’s star man was going nowhere.

Livingston produced arguably their performance of the season with a scintillating victory over Motherwell that strengthened their top-six bid.

Livingston made it five home wins on the bounce with an impressive 1-0 victory over St Johnstone as they kept hold of fifth place in the Premiership table.

Livingston progressed to the last 16 of the Scottish Cup on Saturday as they came from behind to defeat a valiant Raith Rovers side 3-1 at the Tony Macaroni Arena, writes Calum Brown.