Brian Reid: Last News

Albion Rovers will be without Motherwell kid Corey O'Donnell this weekend regardless if he signs an extension to his loan deal.

Blair Malcolm says a connection with former Partick Thistle coach Scott MacKenzie helped get him back in the senior game with Albion Rovers.

Albion Rovers have signed former East Kilbride midfielder Blair Malcolm on a deal until the end of this season.

Albion Rovers boss Brian Reid hopes to bring in at least four new faces next week as he bids to strengthen for the second half of the League Two season.

Brian Reid says Albion Rovers' last-gasp winner to sink Stranraer on Boxing Day topped off his Christmas.

Albion Rovers manager Brian Reid says Kyle Doherty’s chances of a dream move to QPR have been dented after an injury which rules him out until 2022.

Brian Reid was left frustrated by another offside call going against his side as they fell to a late defeat against Forfar.

Albion Rovers boss Brian Reid says the sky is the limit for young players at the club, with striker Kyle Doherty potentially netting a move to QPR.

Albion Rovers boss Brian Reid accused Ayr United of being less than Honest Men, claiming their leveller in Saturday’s Scottish Cup tie was offside.

Albion Rovers boss Brian Reid admitted he was happy to pick up a point on the road after a battling display at Annan Athletic ended in a 1-1 draw.

There have been sharp lessons to learn - but Corey O'Donnell says his loan at Albion Rovers will boost his chances of making the grade at Motherwell.

Albion Rovers goalkeeper Cammy Binnie says it was good to see old faces when facing Stirling Albion - but he couldn't believe a penalty was given against him.

Albion Rovers boss Brian Reid insists talk of a League Two play-off slot is premature, and his side are focused on tonight’s visit to Stenhousemuir.

Red-hot Albion Rovers provided the Bonfire Night fireworks as they thumped Edinburgh City 4-0 at Ainslie Park, and boss Brian Reid says they were due a win like that.

Albion Rovers manager Brian Reid was happy to have the last laugh in their Scottish Cup tie with Brora Rangers - after finding some of their opponents’ pre-match chat ‘disrespectful’.

Brian Reid insists Albion Rovers won't underestimate Brora Rangers when they clash in the Scottish Cup on Saturday.

Albion Rovers boss Brian Reid hailed ‘new boy’ Jordan Morton after he bagged a stunning goal on his full debut for the club in their weekend win over Elgin City.

Albion Rovers boss Brian Reid says his side should take confidence from their 4-1 SPFL Trust Trophy Cup defeat at Cove Rangers, because they more than matched their hosts for 79 minutes.

Brian Reid hopes Albion Rovers can pull off a cup shock to spark life back into their season.

a 3-1 defeat to Clyde and Lewis Wilson going off with an injury have coloured his mood towards tomorrow's action.The Cliftonhill gaffer says he was never concerned about results at this stage in pre-season, but want to make sure he has as strong a squad as possible before clashing with Ayr United in the Premier Sports Cup on Saturday.He said: "In the first half I felt we held our own, but I'm not naive enough to think that pre-season games are the be-all and end-all."That's our first game, it's a new team almost, and a lot of players are just getting their touch back, their fitness back, or their match-fitness back, so I don't read too much into that."The only thing I'm concerned about is getting match fitness, and getting up to speed, in

The Cliftonhill side were drawn in Group E alongside Ayr United, Falkirk, Edinburgh City and close rivals Hamilton.The Coatbridge side were set to play Accies last season but the cup clash was cancelled due to a Covid outbreak but Rovers boss Reid is relishing the looking forward to the rematch this season."We had Hamilton last year albeit we never played them due to the Covid situation," Reid said."It's a test for us because they're in a higher division than us but so is every team in our group besides Edinburgh who have a good budget."We played Ayr United last season too plus Falkirk and Edinburgh City are both decent teams."It's a decent draw but every group would have been tough because there is Premiership, Championship and League One