Kenny Macdonald is a sports reporter for various publications including the Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd, The Scottish Sun, and LancsLive. With a focus on local sports, Kenny covers a range of topics including football, rugby, and other sporting events in Scotland.
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Dumfries, United Kingdom (Local)
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Kenny Macdonald's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly football (soccer), with particular attention to the Scottish Premier League and related teams such as Rangers FC. He also covers human interest stories within the local community.
Given his strong emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories, he may be more receptive to pitches offering insights or access to upcoming local sports events, interviews with players or coaches from regional teams, and commentary on developing situations in the Scottish football scene.
He would likely appreciate contacts who can provide expert analysis of current events in Scottish soccer or have insider knowledge of developments at specific clubs within his geographic area of interest.
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By: Kenny Macdonald
Peter Murphy savoured a sweet victory for the first time after three straight defeats without scoring, but insisted the final stages of their 2-1 victory soured his view of the match
By: Kenny Macdonald
Winning Queens boss Peter Murphy reckoned their weekend triumph over Arbroath was a real sweet and sour affair.
A last gasp goal from Paul McGowan earned a valuable point for Annan against 10-man Sons.
By: Kenny Macdonald
The Red Litchies axed Jim McIntyre following a string of poor results and installed co-managers David Gold and Colin Hamilton
By: Kenny Macdonald
The Doonhamers travel to Ochilview for their latest League One collision and a tricky surface is just one of the tasks for them to overcome in the battle for points
By: Kenny Macdonald
Fighting erupted in the town’s Market Square on the day Queen of the South were relegated from the Championship, with Ayr United supporters taunging them near the Salutation pub
By: Kenny Macdonald
Queens manager Peter Murphy reckons life could be a pitch tomorrow when they clash with Stenhousemuir.
By: Kenny Macdonald
Football thugs have been banned from every ground in the UK after a vicious street battle in Dumfries left one man unconscious.
By: Kenny Macdonald
Annan face a long trek north to take on Arbroath tomorrow and player boss Wullie Gibson warned his players to beware their new management duo.
By: Kenny Macdonald
Young fighter Koen Burton took part at Glasgow’s Argo show along with Nathan Iyagoba and both boxers picked up prizes.
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