Kenny Miller will take the Falkirk reins for the final three games of the season after boss Martin Rennie announced he was stepping down to let the club prepare for next season.
Regarded as a wildcard appointment at the time after succeeding Paul Sheerin in December, the ex-Vancouver Whitecaps boss has won just five of his 16 games in charge - despite having arguably the largest budget in League 1.
Former Rangers and Scotland striker Miller was assistant to Rennie and will take charge until a new managerial appointment is made.