Dick Campbell's Arbroath revolution has Rangers and Celtic tops binned in Angus as Ayr defeat can't stop shot at glory

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There is an eerie silence around Somerset Park in the build-up to kick-off. Just 500 fans are allowed to enter the stadium as the Championship takes centre stage in Scotland.

But if you listen closely though there is a murmur of excitement in the seaside air. While Kilmarnock have grabbed the headlines with the appointment of Derek McInnes, Ayr made their own ambitious managerial choice.

Lee Bullen is the third manager in the hot seat this season as he looks to steer the club away from the drop zone.For visitors Arbroath, it's all about consistency in a rise that could rival the plot of A Shot At Glory.Get all the latest Sports news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to our newsletter.We cover every morsel of information regarding your favourite club in the form of articles, videos and podcasts.The newsletter will arrive every day at 12pm, giving you a round up of the best stories we've covered that in the last 24 hours.To sign up, simply enter your email address into the link here.And if you aren't already, make sure you join the conversation over on our Facebook groups and Record Sport Instagram.Instead of Robert Duvall in a flat cap we have Dick Campbell inspiring the part-timers to the top of the Championship.Back in 2016, The Red Lichties were staring at the drop from League Two as they faced up to the prospect of plummeting out of the SPFL.

Now they are bidding to become the first part-time team to win the league and reach the Premiership. Should Campbell's side seal an unprecedented promotion it would be a tale fit for the big screen, but things quickly go off script for the league leaders in Ayrshire.With a host of absences plaguing the side, Campbell and twin brother Ian are forced to look to