Beith Juniors are in the hunt for a new manager following the shock resignation of John Millar.
Millar announced he was standing down from the role at a committee meeting tonight.
The 53-year-old has decided he wants a break from football.
Millar has had two spells in the dugout at Bellsdale Park.
He was first appointed in March 2008 and led the Mighty to West of Scotland Cup success in his first full season.
In 2009-10, he led them to the Super League Premier Divison title.
Under his guidance, Beith took senior side Airdrie to a third round replay in the Scottish Cup in 2010/11, eventually losing out 4-3.
He left the job in 2011 but returned to the hotseat in 2013 and enjoyed enormous success in his second stint.
Millar added the Scottish Junior Cup, Premier League title, West of Scotland Cup and Champions Cup to the trophy cabinet at Bellsdale.
A statement from the club's committee thanked him for his time at Beith.
"The committee would like to thank John and his staff, Steven Convery, Derek Rhoddan and Tam Miller, for all of their efforts throughout their spells at the club - given what we have achieved in John's two spells in charge, no words are enough to sum up those thanks and appreciation."
"'Sir' Johnny has given the club some wonderful days, days which supporters will class as some of the best days of their lives."
"It is agreed that Stevie, Deco and Tam will remain in position to lead the club in our Scottish Cup tie away to Stoneywood Parkvale on Saturday.
The club would invite any interested parties to contact Chris Irving (Secretary).
