He has now returned to the SPFL, this time with Raith Rovers. He will take over at Stark’s Park after Neill Collins left for Sacramento Republic. Robson will be in the dugout for Saturday’s match against Ayr United at Somerset Park, where he will meet former teammate Scott Brown. The 46-year-old is Rovers’ third manager this season, following Ian Murray’s dismissal in August and Collins’ appointment as his successor. For Saturday’s 2-1 victory over Livingston, John Potter and Colin Cameron took interim leadership. The club issued a statement that read:”Barry is our new manager, joining on a two and a half year deal. His experience as a player and coach, as well as his passion and vision for success, set him apart from a strong list of candidates.”Welcome to our club, Barry.”

Robson stated, “It is a great honour to be appointed manager of Raith Rovers, and I am very excited about the challenge ahead.” The club’s potential is evident, and the vision conveyed by the Board of Directors during our meetings made this an opportunity I was eager to participate in.” CEO Andrew Barrowman stated, “On behalf of Raith Rovers Football Club, I am delighted to welcome Barry Robson as our new manager.” “Barry’s extensive experience as a player and coach, together with his enthusiasm for the game, make him the ideal candidate for the next chapter of our adventure. “The Board of Directors and I are completely confident in his abilities to lead the team with vision, determination, and professionalism.

“Barry’s understanding of who we are as a club and the expectations that our loyal fanbase have set him apart from a strong field of candidates.” “We understand that success requires a team effort, and we encourage our wonderful supporters to unite behind Barry and the squad as we work together to achieve our goals. “Your steadfast support makes all the difference, and we’re optimistic about Raith Rovers’ future under Barry’s guidance. “Welcome to our club, Barry.”

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