Airdrieonians Appoints New Club Captain
Airdrieonians has appointed Cole McKinnon as the new club captain, with Craig Ross as vice-captain. The duo will lead the team in the upcoming matches.
Cole McKinnon, a midfielder, has been appointed as the new club captain of Airdrieonians. He has previously captained the team in his younger days and is delighted to be given the nod as the new Diamonds skipper.
Why it matters for Airdrieonians
The appointment of Cole McKinnon as the new club captain is a significant move for Airdrieonians. He has experience in captaining the team and is expected to lead the team to success in the upcoming matches.
Airdrieonians will face Alloa Athletic in their next fixture on 7th November 2026. The team will be led by Cole McKinnon and Craig Ross, who will be looking to guide the team to a win.
As of 29th July 2026, Airdrieonians is 9th in the Championship league table with 36 points from 36 games. They have scored 35 goals and conceded 49, with a goal difference of -14. They are 41 points behind leaders St Johnstone.
The appointment of Cole McKinnon as the new club captain is a positive move for Airdrieonians. He has experience in captaining the team and is expected to lead the team to success in the upcoming matches.
Airdrieonians will face Alloa Athletic in their next fixture on 7th November 2026. The team will be led by Cole McKinnon and Craig Ross, who will be looking to guide the team to a win.
The duo will be looking to lead the team to a win in their next fixture. They will be facing a tough opponent in Alloa Athletic, but they are confident in their abilities.
Airdrieonians has a lot to look forward to in the upcoming matches. With Cole McKinnon and Craig Ross leading the team, they are expected to perform well in the league.
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