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Money to Sign tait.
Campbell Money is hopeful of completing the signing of former Ross County midfielder Jordan Tait on a free transfer.Tait - who made 13 appearances for Ross County before being released in the transfer window
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Saints show Ayr of superiority
BILLY Stark is beginning to see the benefits of the fine tuning he has made to his squad during the transfer window, which could yet yield an important dividend come the end of the season.
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Ayr your views.
AYR United fans will get the chance to voice their concerns at a talk-in in the Somerset Park hospitality suite on Monday evening.
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Ayr fans raise £10K
A tremendous effort by Ayr United Supporters from all over the UK has delivered a successful Player Fund of £10,283 which has helped Campbell Money strengthen the United squad during the transfer window.
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County slip again as Ayr prove difficult to shake
ROSS COUNTY 1 Bayne 39 AYR UTD 1 Kean 72 ROSS County’s championship hopes suffered another dent yesterday after Ayr’s second comeback of the season in Dingwall.
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Honest Men Trust meets target for player fund.
Following the encouraging result against Ross County at Dingwall where a precious point was achieved, Ayr United are due a further boost at next Saturdays home against fellow strugglers, Brechin City.
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Campbell Money has signed a new agreement
Campbell Money has signed a contract which will keep him at Somerset Park until 2006. The Ayr United board have moved quickly to show faith in the manager who has been working to a very strict budget since taking over fourteen months ago.
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Ayr sign additional striker
Ayr United have signed 23 year old striker Graeme Brown from Cowdenbeath for a fee which is reported to be in the region of £5,000.
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Clyde ruin Grady's going away party
IT WAS billed as James Grady's swan song, but Ayr's departing striker cut a pretty inconsequential figure in a match dominated by a more cohesive and decisive Clyde team.
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Clyde set to go one better
CLYDE 3-0 AYR UNITEDIT took a glaringly superior Clyde side until the second half to nose themselves in front, but the margin of victory in no way flattered the Cumbernauld men.
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