Arfield not throwing name in for Livingston job

Arfield not throwing name in for Livingston jobImage source, SNSImage caption, Scott Arfield will take charge of Livingston for the first time at DundeeByBrian McLauchlinBBC Sport Scotland Senior ReporterPublished1 minute agoScott Arfield does not intend to apply for the Livingston manager's job and says getting "grey hair" may put him off the role altogether.The experienced midfielder, 37, will oversee the relegated club's final three Scottish Premiership fixtures of the season, starting with Dundee at Dens Park on Saturday (15:00 BST).Predecessor Marvin Bartley said on Thursday he and assistant Neil Hastings felt they "had no option but to resign" after being asked to reapply for their positions."I'll tell you on 17 May," said Arfield. "If I get a wee bit of grey hair then I'm not interested but if it's three wins, we've only had two wins all season, you never know, you never know."I don't think you're ever sure if you want to be in this position until you're thrown in. I'm actually quite happy being thrown in at the deep end, I have been throughout my career at certain times and you either sink or you swim."I wouldn't throw my name in. They might throw my name in but I wouldn't throw my name in. I still feel as if I've got a lot to give as a player."I was probably the most experienced within this group, hence the reason why I'm in this role."Bartley felt 'no option' but to resign as Livingston bossPublished1 day agoVisit our Livingston page for all the latest news, analysis and fan viewsGet Livingston news notifications in the BBC Sport appPublished18 June 2023Long-serving boss David Martindale brought Livi back up to the top flight from the Championship at the first time of asking via last season's play-offs.However, they struggled to pick up points and Martindale moved into a sporting director position in February, with Bar...