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East Fife have sacked manager Campbell after a poor run of form.
Scottish League One club East Fife have sacked veteran manager Dick Campbell following a poor run of form. The 72-year-old departs Bayview alongside his management team of Ian Campbell, Stuart Malcolm, and John Young after nearly three years in charge. Campbell's final fixture was a 2-1 defeat to Lowland League West side Cumbernauld Colts in the KDM Evolution Trophy.
East Fife's board announced the decision following Tuesday's cup exit, noting significant financial implications after record squad investments. The club had struggled in 2026, securing only three league victories throughout the calendar year. Goalkeeping coach Jim Moffat and senior players Pat Slattery and Brian Easton will take interim charge of first-team affairs.
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