Cambuslang Rangers boss admits it's 'win or bust' in survival battle

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Cambuslang Rangers boss Paul McColl says it’s win or bust for his side when they travel to Maybole on Saturday.Anything other than three points at the Ladywell Stadium will see Camby drop down to the Second Division – and suffer successive relegations – but a win keeps their hopes up before hosting promotion hopefuls Petershill in their final game on Friday, May 10.Maybole, who beat St Roch’s 2-0 on Saturday to move five points clear of Cambuslang, have four more games left to play, so a draw would realistically be enough for them to stay up.The Ayrshire side then have three games in 11 days, against title-chasing Johnstone Burgh, Drumchapel United and Rutherglen Glencairn to close out their season.McColl said: “If we draw on Saturday or get beat, that’s it done, but I’m looking to go down there and get a win.“We know what we need to do now, and that’s it.

It’s not over till it’s over, we have to keep fighting until the end.“Maybole winning at the weekend doesn’t help matters much, but it’s still do-able.“I’m not daft, it’s going to be difficult, but if we win our two games and they lose their four – they’ve still to play Drumchapel, Glencairn and Johnstone Burgh, which is three teams that are trying to win the league – there is a possibility.“But we need to win our two games, and that’s going to be hard, against Maybole, then Peasy.

We’ll go down to Maybole and do our best, and if we win we’ve got a chance.“Maybole must be decent to beat St Roch’s. I don’t know if the Rock had half a team out or not, or had a few bodies missing, but it’s still a good win.”McColl admits it has been a disappointing season for Cambuslang Rangers, but says too many players have let him down.“It has been really poor, disappointing,” he said.