Edinburgh City

Edinburgh City will welcome Albion Rovers to the capital for the opening fixture of the Ladbrokes League Two season.

New Edinburgh City signing Robbie McIntyre may not be the most recognisable name, but the chances are you’ve seen him around.

Edinburgh City defender Gareth Rodger is impressed with the transfer business manager James McDonaugh has done so far this summer – and not just because close friend Keiran Stewart will be joining him at Ainslie Park next season.

Edinburgh City have undertaken a relaunch of the club’s identity with a new crest and chairman Jim Brown believes growth off the pitch is essential for the club to prosper on it.

Edinburgh City have completed their fifth summer signing in as many days after the arrival of striker Blair Henderson from League Two rivals Annan Athletic.

Edinburgh City manager James McDonaugh has added to his strikeforce for the coming season with the capture of former Dunfermline and Peterhead forward Allan Smith.

Andrew Black has become the latest player to sign on at Edinburgh City following his departure from Stirling Albion.

Edinburgh City have made their first signings ahead of the 2018/19 Ladbrokes League Two season with the signature of former Rangers and Huddersfield Town defender Robbie McIntyre.

After seven gruelling months of ship-steadying in his first senior managerial role, James McDonaugh is ready to embark on a summer rebuild at Edinburgh City which he hopes will allow them to move away from the League Two relegation zone and closer to the promotion shake-up next term.

Edinburgh City have begun the reshaping of their squad for a third successive season in Ladbrokes League Two after they announced the departure of at least 11 players.

James McDonaugh felt a young Edinburgh City team did well in their final-day 2-1 defeat at Peterhead.

As Calum Hall prepares to complete his first season as an Edinburgh City player, the teenager has reflected on what has been a valuable experience after going semi-professional last summer.

James McDonaugh is already thinking about the make-up of next season’s Edinburgh City squad after they went down 3-1 at home to Clyde.

FOR MOST young football fans, the opportunity to lead their heroes onto the pitch for a big match is a dream come true.

Edinburgh City captain Josh Walker admitted the 2017/18 season has been the toughest of his career thanks to a persistent knee problem.

You could sense the tension having lifted from Edinburgh City after they finally secured their Ladbrokes League Two status for next season with a 1-1 draw at Elgin.

The 350-mile round trip to Elgin that Edinburgh City face tomorrow isn’t usually looked forward to by most Ladbrokes League Two players, but Stuart Morrison wants all the action he can get after an unexpectedly early return from injury.

Edinburgh City boss James McDonaugh lamented a lack of intensity as his side were comprehensively beaten 4-1 by Stenhousemuir at Ainslie Park.

Lewis McLear may have signed on to help Edinburgh City ensure they confirm their likely SPFL League Two status for next season, but he could just have easily been lining up for the division’s other ECFC.