Clyde hero Jordan Allan wants to make sure of survival before return to Falkirk

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Falkirk loan striker Jordan Allan watched his club romp to the League One title, and wants to make sure Clyde stay in League Two.The 25-year-old former Airdrie hit man netted the Bully Wee’s crucial winner against Stranraer on Saturday, taking his side off the bottom of the table for the first time since November as they bid to avoid the Pyramid play-off.Allan headed in his 10th goal of an impressive season, looping a header over Stranraer keeper Lewis Budinauckas inside stoppage time, to leapfrog their rivals by the slightest of margins.And Allan intends to repay the club that gave him the chance to earn a move to Falkirk in the first place, as 10 goals in 28 games last season saw him move to the Bairns in January 2023.But Allan wants games and goals, so switched back temporarily at the end of January.He said: “It has been a good week!

I’m still in at Falkirk training, so everybody is on a high, and I was hoping to carry that on into Saturday, so I’m absolutely delighted to get the goal.“When I moved here at first my aim was to get back in full-time, the gaffer before, Jim Duffy, gave me that platform to play, and I earned myself the reward.“I came here in January to play games and score goals, be happy and confident again, an that’s exactly what I’m doing.“I came here to keep the club where they should be, because they’re a massive club and shouldn’t be there in the first place.“But football gives you nothing until you work for it.”Allan changed his boots just after the hour-mark and it seemed to work as he netted the winner.He said: “It’s one of those things where you miss chances, but I said to the lads after the one where I headed over the goal that I had one more in me and luckily I stuck it away.“I said to the