Motherwell sign Ricki Lamie from Livingston
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Motherwell have completed the signing of Ricki Lamie from Livingston.
The former Airdrie and Morton defender moves to Fir Park on a two-year deal after rejecting a new contract offer from Livi.
Manager Stephen Robinson told the club’s official website: “Ricki is someone I’ve followed since watching him at Morton.
“I believe he will add to our defence and can play in numerous positions, including centre-back and left-back.
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“He gives us balance to the left side and has very good Premiership experience. He’s also a good age, with great enthusiasm to keep improving, which impressed me.”
Lamie, 26, added: “I’m really looking forward to getting started and being part of the continued success of the club, on and off the pitch.
“It will be a bit strange coming in to a new club given the present circumstances, but I’m excited at being able to meet up with the boys in training soon.”
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