Dale Carrick: Last News

Stirling Albion boss Darren Young was delighted to see his side claim their first cinch League 2 win of the season on Saturday with a 3-0 success against Stenhousemuir.

Stirling Albion welcome neighbours Stenhousemuir to Forthbank tomorrow as they seek their first win of the cinch League Two season.

Stirling Albion manager Darren Young hailed his side after they drew 1-1 with Championship outfit Raith Rovers then won the penalty shootout for a Premier Sports Cup bonus point.

Stirling Albion boss Darren Young has made striker Danny Burns his sixth signing of the summer.

Stirling Albion take on Tranent Juniors in the third round of the Scottish Cup on Saturday with a place in the last 32 in January up for grabs.

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.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Stirling Albion have made striker Dale Carrick their fifth new signing of the summer following his departure from Airdrieonians.The 27-year-old former Hearts, Kilmarnock, Cowdenbeath and Livingston forward had been with the Diamonds for more than three years but has now opted for a new challenge with the Binos.Carrick began his career with Hearts and made his first-team debut as an 18-year-old in 2012.His time at Tynecastle included an appearance against Liverpool in the Europa League and he also featured in the 2012/13 League Cup final, when Hearts were beaten by St Mirren.He made a total of 54 appearances for the Jam Tarts, scoring eight goals, before a switch to

Thomas Robert in top form over the crucial winter period after his star turn against Forfar. The former Montpellier kid opened the scoring with a stunning strike at Station Park yesterday, with a Dale Carrick penalty and Kyle Connell strike completing the scoring for the Diamonds.

Dale Carrick netted for the second time in as many games to break the deadlock after 36 minutes, but Partick levelled within four minutes through Brian Graham amid claims for offside.

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Airdrie beat East Fife 1-0 at the Pennycars Stadium to stay three points ahead of their rivals in the race to the Championship.

Airdrie got their play--off hopes back on track with a solid home win over East Fife at the Penny Cars Stadium.

Boss Ian Murray says Airdrie were hit by injuries as they slumped to defeat against play-off hopefuls Montrose.

Director of Football Stuart Millar said: "Ally had a brilliant start to life at the club, scoring three times in last season’s Betfred Cup group and deservedly picking up the Player of the Month award. "He was unfortunate in the sense that his chances became limited as the season went on due to the form of Callum Smith and the goal-scoring exploits of Dale Carrick and Calum Gallagher.