DESPITE seven goals and a comeback to rival that of David Bowie, everyone who spoke to reporters after Dumbarton's revival at East End Park was talking about what happens next for Dunfermline Athletic.

Livingston look increasingly menacing in a title race that has already seen its share of twists and turns.

There is a ramshackle old hut in one corner of Dumbarton's Bet Butler Stadium (which, rather disappointingly, has been named after an online betting company rather than a character in Gone With the Wind) that could have come straight from the pages of Fifty Sheds of Grey.

IAN MURRAY is wearing the pressures of management well.

To tinker with the lyrics of that traditional Scottish song; Dumbarton's run had not been so bonnie.

Scott Severin, the former Hearts, Aberdeen, Dundee United and Scotland midfielder, is a contender for the manager's job at Dumbarton – he is on a short-list of candidates to be interviewed – while the ousted Alan Adamson has broken his silence over his sacking from the Scottish League Division 1 club, writes Craig Stewart.