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DAVIE MARTINDALE knows three into one won’t go.

But he’s more convinced than ever that 12 into 16 adds up to success for Scottish football.

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David Martindale insists he knows the best way forward for the league[/caption]

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The Livingston boss says a larger league at the top of the pyramid is the way to go[/caption]

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Falkirk and Livingston are in a title tussle with Ayr United for promotion to the Premiership[/caption]

Livingston boss Martindale says he’ll never give up on his battle to see the top flight opened up to more teams.

Especially after experiencing this season’s thrilling race for promotion in the Championship.

The Lions, second after leapfrogging Ayr with a last-gasp win over them, will go top if they beat Morton tonight and Partick Thistle on Friday.

Martindale said: “Our games against Falkirk and Ayr United this season are testament to why the Premiership needs to be extended.

“It needs to go to a minimum 16-team league because there are good players and teams at this level.

“Scottish football as a whole would benefit if it got extended.

“I’m not being big-headed here, but there aren’t many as well-versed as myself on this one.

“I’ve just had six years in the Premiership and I’m now seven or eight months into a season in the Championship. So I’m pretty well qualified to give my opinion on this.

“It’s all about watching games of football at both levels — and for me, the current set-up means there’s no room to breathe in the Premiership.”

Martindale has long since predicted the three-way battle at the top of the Championship could go down to the last kick of the last game.

It’s a shootout which has seen crowds flocking back, with more than 7,000 watching the Bairns fight out a a 2-2 thriller with Ayr ten days ago. Critics of going from 12 to 16 — a plan that would see Falkirk, Livi, Ayr and Partick Thistle promoted if it was brought in today — say it would lead to too many meaningless games.

But Martindale, whose side have a Scottish Cup quarter- final, and the SPFL Trust Trophy final, looming in a massive month ahead, added: “That wouldn’t be the case.

“The first year we went up, Livingston had fans who were loving games against Celtic and Rangers — but two seasons in, they weren’t going.

“If we were playing Celtic, Rangers, Hibernian, Hearts, Aberdeen home and away from home just the once, they would go in the calendar early doors.

“But when you’re playing each other four or five times a season, the enthusiasm goes.

“Extending the Premiership wouldn’t just lead to a better product on the park, it would be better for the paying fan.”

Meanwhile, Ton gaffer Dougie Imrie has urged his injury-hit team to kick start another impressive run tonight.

Their 11-game unbeaten Championship streak was brought to a halt by leaders Falkirk last Friday in a 2-0 defeat at Cappielow.

Morton have key players Iain Wilson and new signing Tomi Adeloye sidelined through injury.

And loan star Filip Stuparevic is ruled out for the rest of the season with a cruciate ligament injury.

However, Imrie insists they still possess the quality to trouble title-chasing Livi.

He said: “Tomi and Iain will still miss out, as will Filip, but it is what it is, and we just need to get on with it.

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After defeat to the leaders, the Greenock side must dust themselves down for a crack at second-placed Livi[/caption]

“We were disappointed with the two goals we lost to Falkirk.

“But we can’t dwell on it and we’ve got to go to Livingston, who will be boosted by a really good win at Ayr.

“We want to go there and hopefully start another really good run for ourselves.

“All we can do is start another run. We’ve done well against Livingston this season in the league, and we want to continue that.

“We know it will be a really difficult game as Livi are strong at home and we’re carrying injuries now.

“But we’ve got a good enough squad that we can go there and pick up points.

“It’s good we’ve got a game so quickly, but it’s going to be our fourth in ten days and that’s a strain on the players.

“It’s one defeat in 12 and we have to look at the positives.

“We just need to regroup and go again as we come into the business end of the season.”

Ex-Ton ace Robbie Muirhead was Livi’s hero at Ayr when he smashed home a sensational last-gasp free-kick.

Imrie added: “Robbie has that quality in abundance. He was a terrific player for myself and he’s been a massive miss for us. His goal at Ayr, that’s what the kid can do.

“He was excellent for us and he’s now doing well for Livingston.”

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DANCING On Ice finds itself in a sexism row as viewers accuse the judges of ‘underscoring’ female stars.

Fans of the ITV skating competition were left stunned after a show-favourite was axed last night.

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Viewers can not remember there ever being a female winner on the show[/caption]

They watched as The Traitors star Mollie Pearce was sent home by  Jayne Torvill, Christopher Dean, Oti Mabuse and Ashley Banjo.

Dan Edgar was picked over Mollie after they both found themselves in the skate-off.

After Mollie’s elimination, fans have now branded Dancing On Ice sexist – raging that female contestants are consistently being scored lower.

“I don’t understand how Michela only scored 36.5 when Sam nearly falls and gets 37.0, her skating is in a different league” asked one viewer.

“Same reason this show hasn’t had a female winner in FOREVER” explained another viewer.

“Yup they really need to hide sexism better” added another.

“I feel like they are really favouring the men this year” said one disgruntled fan.

Another agreed and stated: “Mollie was so much cleaner in skate off.”

“The judges are weird this is one of the years we have the best chance of a woman winning and the judges underscore her and put her in dangerous positions.

“The only silver lining about tonight is that the judges overscoring the hell out of Anton and putting him at the top exposed that Dan is not getting the votes either.

“Next week I do get the vibe the judges with change their tune with Michaela now that she’s the last woman left next will be interesting,

“I do wonder if they will put Sam at the bottom for the judges to get Dan & Anton both their favorites in the finals” explained another.

“I’ve lost interest the last few years since the only suspense is which male will win” added another fan.

After Mollie’s elimination fans just couldn’t believe how Dan was still in the competition- raging that she was a better dancer compared to him.

Taking to social media, one fan said: “Fix! Molly did so much better in the dance off !! They just love Dan why!”

A second fumed: “Love how ITV keeps advertising TOWIE with Dan trying to fix the vote.”

“I’m sitting here spitting feathers! And I’m allergic to feathers, but I’m that angry at this fix that I’m still spitting them,” said a third.

While fourth fan also commented on Anton Ferdinand’s score: “Here’s the thing. That was NOT worth 40. Apart from anything else you actually could NOT see Anton’s feet due to the smoke. Every year, the judges FIX the votes. Panel change please.”

A fifth vented: “Mollie got absolutely s over tonight by the gross overmarking of Dan and Anton.”

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Dancing On Ice continues on ITV1 and ITVX.

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