Hibs star: Airdrie will get it right if we keep doing the right things

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Josh O’Connor says Airdrie nee to keep the faith, and continuing to play their style of football will get them plenty of goals.The striker was left disappointed after Saturday’s 2-1 defeat at Dunfermline Athletic in their Championship opener, particularly after taking the lead in Fife.But he says there’s not a lot wrong with what they’re doing, as they welcome Partick Thistle to New Broomfield this afternoon.Hibs loanee O’Connor, 19, told Airdrie’s website: “Against Dunfermline there were a couple of mistakes, but if we keep on doing it repetitively and keep going again, it’s only going to get better.“The way we do play is going to create lots of hances.

If we keep improving on it, we’re going to score more goals.“The stuff we do on the training pitch, we look to implement in the game.“If we do, we’ll look to do very well and we’ll look to surprise a lot of people this season.“I’ve not seen much of Partick Thistle, but I believe that we can get a good result.“Especially playing at home, with the crowd behind us and the team that we’ve got, I more than believe that we can get a result.“We’re looking to come out for the first home game of the season with a bit of fire from Saturday, and hopefully start off with a win.”O’Connor got off the mark with a penalty in the 1-0 Viaplay Cup group stages win over Bonnyrigg Rose, but feels he should have added to that tally at East End Park.He said: “I’ve had a couple of good performances but it’s all about improvement.“I’m pretty harsh on myself, I probably should have more than the one goal that I have already.“The chance on Saturday I should put away – if I’m being critical of myself I definitely should – but hopefully I’ll get in that position again, and next time I’ll put it