Charlie Reilly: Last News

Albion Rovers boss Brian Reid remains hopeful he can convince midfielder Charlie Reilly to stay on at Cliftonhill a little longer.

Albion Rovers manager Brian Reid says his team could have put League Two leaders Kelty Hearts to the sword - but their performance in the 0-0 draw deserves credit regardless.

Albion Rovers boss Brian Reid has slammed the display of referee Calum Scott after he awarded Cowdenbeath a controversial penalty - and refused to award his side one for the same thing.

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

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 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.

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

Lanarkshire Live Sport : "Annan is a tough game because they are showing a good bit of form.

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after the pair had trained with the club in recent weeks.Reid is delighted to get them on board and they both made their first outings for the club in the weekend’s NL Cup, which saw Rovers finish third in an event Clyde won and also included Airdrie and Cumbernauld Colts.Rovers get the competitive action underway on Saturday when they host Ayr in the Premier Sports Cup Group E opener.However, ex-Hearts star Ryan Stevenson and defender Aldin El-Zubaidi won’t be ready for that and face a race to be fit for their League Two opener on July 31 at home to Edinburgh City.Reid explained: “We signed Charlie Reilly and Max Wright so they are two good additions and I think they’ll really help us in the season ahead.“They will play a big part for us