#scottish-championship

#scottish-championship

Kris Doolan has resigned as manager of Partick Thistle after two years, as the club's performance has declined.

Queen's Park struggles with defensive issues, while Partick Thistle seeks stability amidst a poor run of form.

Brian Graham's future as a player depends on whether he will be appointed full-time manager of Partick Thistle.

Partick Thistle seeks investment to ensure financial stability while maintaining a majority fan ownership, facing projected losses this season.

Brian Graham and Mark Wilson to manage Partick Thistle for the rest of the season after interim charge role.

Kris Doolan attributes his sacking as Partick Thistle manager to budget cuts and inadequate support in the January transfer window.

Morton vs Raith Rovers is a crucial Championship match for playoff hopes, especially as Morton seeks to extend their home winning streak.

Morton is on a winning streak and is close to play-off positions, while Raith Rovers struggle with consistency.

Dunfermline Athletic sacked manager James McPake and assistant Mackay amid poor performance, prompting concerns about relegation in the Scottish Championship.

Barry Robson advises Raith Rovers to concentrate on winning the next game rather than playoff aspirations before the derby against Dunfermline.

Dunfermline Athletic is pursuing Neil Lennon as their next head coach after parting ways with Michael Tidser.

Dunfermline Athletic sacked head coach Michael Tidser after a disappointing 11-match tenure, leaving the team second bottom in the Championship.

The Scottish Championship title race is highly competitive this season, displaying unpredictability and depth among the top teams.

Livingston is aiming for a swift promotion return, currently on a strong unbeaten streak.

Ayr United needs to regain momentum to compete for the title after recent setbacks.

Queen's Park aims to regain form with returning injured players, while Falkirk seeks recovery after their recent defeat.

Airdrieonians face challenges this season but maintain a positive atmosphere and commitment to improvement despite their position in the league.

David Healy extends his management at Linfield until 2026, prioritizing his commitment to the club and family over the opportunity with Raith Rovers.

Martindale vows loyalty to Livingston, says he won't apply for other jobs while in charge.

Barry Robson appointed manager of Raith Rovers, aiming to leverage the club's potential for promotion back to the Premiership.

Neill Collins aims to lead Raith Rovers back to the Scottish Championship's top flight after replacing Ian Murray.

Linfield is committed to keeping manager David Healy despite interest from Raith Rovers.

Neill Collins has left Raith Rovers to become manager of Sacramento Republic in the USL Championship.

David Healy is being sought by Raith Rovers for their managerial vacancy despite his commitment to Linfield.