Albion Rovers secured their League Two safety with a stalemate against Elgin City – but boss Brian Reid was unhappy with the game’s tempo.Both teams failed to create many chances at Cliftonhill as the Coatbridge side moved 13 points clear of basement club Cowdenbeath, with four games to go.Blair Malcolm had to clear an Elgin chance off the line with 13 minutes remaining, and the former East Kilbride star had a header go past the post by a matter of inches.The 51-year-old’s side are unbeaten in five matches and was pleased with a fourth clean sheet in that run.
But Reid felt the fixture had an ‘end of season’ feel about it, which was disappointing.He explained: “It is another point for us but we are looking to finish the season as high as we can and our aim will be to finish sixth.
We looked a bit heavy legged and didn’t create as many chances as we can.“We want to be forward thinking and trying to catch the ones that are currently above us.
We wanted to kick on with a victory so we are a bit disappointed.“I thought we looked flat in the game and didn’t create the chances that I know we can.
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