Lewis Kidd: Last News

Max Wright believes he's finally got to the bottom of the niggling injury that kept him out of Albion Rovers entire pre-season campaign and hopes he can start banging in the goals again.

Lewis Kidd is at Albion Rovers, Darren Smith is at Edinburgh City, and Paul Paton is currently starring for Airdrie.Aitken admits he might lose some of those players because they might want to stay – or clubs may want to keep them.He said: “That was always a gamble [that they might not want to come back], and it’s also the case that the other clubs might want them, and they’re obviously higher up in the leagues than what we are.“The players all went out into a higher league, that will attract attention, like Steven Bell, for example, who has been outstanding at Partick Thistle.“The feedback is that since he’s been in the team they’ve started doing really well."Kyle Hutton is doing really well, Lewis Kidd has had good reviews as well.

Rovers deserved their win after Jamie Leslie headed in a Lewis Wilson cross, shortly after Annan's Owen Moxon was sent off. Midfield ace Kidd says Rovers have every reason to set their sights on finishing sixth in the League Two table, and are a match for anybody they'll face in their remaining games.He said: "We worked hard.

East Kilbirde secured a late win over St Anthony's. Darren Smith put Kilby in front at McKenna Park before Njabulo Ndlovu levelled in the South Challenge Cup, however late strikes from Lewis Kidd and Craig Malcolm saw Aitken's men into the next round.

East Kilbride. The former Kilmarnock defender last played for Morecambe in England's League Two but is the latest recruit in Stevie Aitken's signing spree.

East Kilbride have completed the sensational signing of Chris Erskine after his exit from Premiership side Livingston.