Former Shamrock Rovers player Liam Scales has impressed since joining Aberdeen on loan from Celtic.

Goodwin was sacked by Aberdeen just over four weeks ago.

The club said in a statement that the decision was reached after ‘an unacceptable run of results.’

The ex-Irish international is under pressure after a miserable Cup defeat followed a 5-0 loss to Hearts.

Pressure had piled on the Waterford native after the 5-0 defeat by Hearts and it will be difficult to survive this calamity.

The Gers were trailing 2-1 as late as the 94th minute.

Livingston are the visitors to Parkhead on Wednesday night.

He now faces just two more matches in the stand.

“The critics will analyse the second-half performance, but I’m not interested in over analysing that at the moment.”

The Aberdeen manager accused the Scotland squad member of “blatant cheating”.

The Aberdeen manager was unimpressed with the decision to send off Liam Scales.

Jim Goodwin heaped praise on Leighton Clarkson after the youngster scored a decisive free-kick at St Johnstone.

Leighton Clarkson has agreed to link up with Jim Goodwin’s side.

The 36-year-old left the Parkhead club last summer.

The veteran midfielder joined the Dons on a two-year deal last summer.

The 40-year-old Irishman’s move from St Mirren to the Dons on a two-and-a-half-year deal had been confirmed on Saturday morning.

Goodwin believes the on-loan midfielder can follow in Jamie McGrath’s footsteps.

The 25-year-old Meath native has been linked with a move away from St Mirren of late.

Waterford native Jim Goodwin paid tribute to his Covid-hit side.

The playmaker scored twice in Sunday’s win over Aberdeen.

Alan Power was sent off for Jim Goodwin’s Buddies.

The Scottish club have revealed the club had rejected bids for Irish international Jamie McGrath as well as Conor McCarthy.

The Buddies have paid an undisclosed fee to Kilmarnock for veteran midfielder Alan Power.

Dundalk days under Kenny ‘changed my mentality’, says McGrath as he bids to carry club form into Ireland camp.

Irish eyes are smiling in Paisley.

Three English clubs and a Scottish club have already enquired about the former Pat’s and Dundalk man, says Jim Goodwin.

Waterford’s Jim Goodwin was a member of Brian Kerr’s history-making Under 16 European championship winning side in 1998. He is now guiding St Mirren to the unexpected heights.

The St Mirren boss had claimed referee Don Robertson “cost” his side a place in the top six.

‘He is easily the best player I’ve ever worked with as a manager.’

Seventh is now the highest Jim Goodwin and his Irish contingent at St Mirren can finish this season.

Goodwin was skipper when the Saints won their last major trophy in 2013.

The 39-year-old Waterford native has been enhancing his reputation as manager of St Mirren.

Former Dundalk star Jamie McGrath has been a key part of St Mirren’s excellent season.

Jim Goodwin is upset his Celtic and Aberdeen counterparts have chosen to air the game’s dirty laundry.

Jim Goodwin sees no reason for the ride to end at St Mirren.

Jim Goodwin hopes St Mirren can ease their Covid burdens by cashing in on their shock Betfred Cup win.

Jake Doyle-Hayes, who joined St Mirren this week, was likened to the Spain and Barcelona great by Cheltenham fans.

Having been released by Aston Villa, Jake Doyle-Hayes has joined Scottish Premiership side St Mirren.

The Waterford native has put together a sizeable Irish contingent since taking charge at St Mirren.

The former Dundalk, Bray Wanderers and Shelbourne player has signed a one-year deal with Jim Goodwin’s side.