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Brian Reid has demanded his strikers do more to fire Albion Rovers out of relegation trouble in League Two after learning his forward line have netted just ONE of their goals all season.

Brian Reid hopes to have four of his eight injured Albion Rovers stars back for Saturday’s clash at home to Elgin City.

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.

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

Albion Rovers are doing all the right things – but boss Brian Reid wants the full reward of a goal and three points.

Albion Rovers boss Brian Reid says individual errors and 'criminal' battling qualities cost his side in a 2-1 League Two defeat to Stenhousemuir.

Stenhousemuir came from behind to secure a comfortable 2-1 away win over Albion Rovers in League Two.

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.

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 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.

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

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

it's time for his side to start picking up points, and hoped that would start against Annan.Reid kept faith with the same line-up that lost to Edinburgh City in midweek.Annan boss Peter Murphy made three changes to the side that crashed out of the Scottish Cup second round against Formartine United.Goalkeeper Alex Mitchell replaced Brian Kinnear, while Mark Docherty and Anderson came in for Kyle Fleming and Max Wright.Rovers had a decent chance in five minutes when Callum Wilson won a free kick against Jordon Lowdon just outside the box, but David Cox's put-in was well blocked and eventually cleared by Annan.Annan were awarded a rare indirect free kick for a pass back in 10 minutes, Tony Wallace played it back to Aiden Smith, and his low

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