Ross County manager Stuart Kettlewell has praised departing goalkeeper coach Scott Thomson as the Staggies confirmed new cooperation agreements. The club, currently 10th in the Scottish Championship with 34 points from 36 games, recently suffered a 3-2 defeat to Raith Rovers on May 1, 2026, and are on a run of two consecutive losses after five matches of three wins and two defeats.
What did Kettlewell say about Thomson?
Kettlewell highlighted Thomson's significant contributions during his time at the club. The manager emphasized the coach's professionalism and the positive impact he had on the team's goalkeepers. Thomson's departure marks the end of an era for the Staggies, who are looking to build on their current form as they aim to climb the Championship table.
What are the new cooperation agreements?
Ross County have announced new partnerships aimed at enhancing their youth development and scouting networks. These agreements are part of the club's long-term strategy to strengthen their squad and improve their competitive edge in the Scottish Championship. The Staggies are currently 43 points behind leaders ST Johnstone, with a goal difference of -21, having scored 36 goals and conceded 57 this season.
What's next for Ross County?
With the season drawing to a close, Ross County will be focusing on their final matches and planning for the upcoming campaign. The club's recent form, which includes three wins, zero draws, and two losses in their last five matches, suggests they are capable of finishing the season on a high note. Kettlewell and his team will be looking to build on this momentum and make further improvements ahead of the new season.
