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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.

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 admits losing midfielder Jamie McKernon is a blow to him and the club, but the player needed to leave for personal reasons.

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

where the match was completed with just one assistant referee running the line in bizarre circumstances. Alfie Robinson dropped to the bench and Jamie McKernon missed out, as James McGowan and Scott Roberts were brought into the first 11, and the Warriors named the same line-up that started last week's opening day defeat to Stirling Albion.

And they moved on Monday evening to sign goalkeeper Cammie Binnie from Stirling Albion. From last season, he has re-signed goalkeeper Chris Smith, defender Alfie Robinson, midfielders Ryan Stevenson, Aron Lynas, Callum Wilson and Jamie Leslie and striker Kyle Doherty.New deals were also announced for Sean Fagan and Jamie McKernon earlier this week.

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Boxing Day Scottish Cup defeat to Buckie Thistle, but they will be hoping new signings including ex-Hearts star Ryan Stevenson, former Ayr midfielder Jamie McKernon and ex-Cowdenbeath defender David Cox can help them produce the form needed to climb the league standings.Rovers, who are second from bottom, re-start away to Stenhousemuir tomorrow.And caught up with boss Brian Reid and new boy Stevenson to get their thoughts on getting back underway amid a new Covid testing regime, a host of changes to the squad and a shortened season.Stevenson has been reunited with his old Ayr United gaffer at Cliftonhill and he admitted it was a "no-brainer" to join Rovers.He said: "I had a good three years under Brian at Ayr so I know him well, kept in