Livingston FC has entered a new chapter following the resignation of head coach Marvin Bartley after the club's relegation from the Scottish Premiership. Bartley, who took over the managerial role in January after David Martindale transitioned to a sporting director position, felt he and his assistant Neil Hastings had 'no option but to resign' after being asked to reapply for their positions. The decision came after a conversation that altered the expectations set when he initially accepted the role. Under Bartley, Livingston FC struggled, going through a 33-game winless streak, which included 31 league matches, a record in the Scottish top flight. Despite a brief improvement, including a recent 2-0 victory against St Mirren, the club's fate was sealed when Kilmarnock secured a win against Dundee United. Club owner Calvin Ford has announced plans to form an executive football committee to guide the club back to the Premiership, emphasizing the need for a leader who can implement an aggressive, attacking style. Scott Arfield, a veteran midfielder, will lead the interim management team as Livingston FC prepares for its final three matches of the season.