David Martindale is braced for a “huge” summer overhaul as he bids to get floundering Livingston back on track for next season.
The Lions are currently 12 points adrift at the foot of the cinch Premiership with five games to play and will be officially relegated to the Championship if they lose at home to second-bottom Ross County on Saturday.
“We would probably have had a better chance of keeping some players if we had secured Premiership survival so there’s been a lot of spinning plates. “We gave the boys the week off,” said Martindale. “Training numbers have been really low. We were already really depleted going into the Hearts game and we came out of that having lost another two players.
“It wasn’t so much about this game being against Ross County because we’d planned this before the post-split fixtures were announced.
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