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Stirling Albion skipper Paul McLean said their 4-1 weekend win over Stranraer felt like a long time coming – and is confident the squad can make its mark on the title hunt.

Stirling Albion skipper Paul McLean already has one eye on next term’s assault on League One after finally getting his hands on the League Two championship trophy.

Paul McLean knows that the Binos haven’t always made things pretty in recent weeks – but he believes that fighting spirit can be the catalyst to a successful promotion charge.

Boss Brian Reid felt the better team lost on Saturday as his relegation-threatened Albion Rovers side came away empty-handed from a five-goal thriller at Stirling Albion.

Stirling Albion gaffer Darren Young praised his side for digging in and earning a hard-fought pre-Christmas three points in Elgin.

It was another frustrating long drive home for Stirling Albion on Saturday as they slipped four points off the League Two pace with defeat at Stranraer.

Stirling Albion are looking to bolster their squad as they return to pre-season training.

like. “We hope to come through it without any injuries.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Stirling Albion manager Kevin Rutkiewicz is confident his side can go one better next season after narrowly missing out on the play-offs.A poor run of form towards the end of the campaign saw the Binos finish in fifth place, albeit only two points behind second-placed Edinburgh City, who will take on Dumbarton on Monday and Thursday in the final of the League One play-off after beating Elgin City 3-2 on aggregate.The club have already confirmed that nine of the current squad have agreed new deals for next term – skipper Ross McGeachie, goalkeeper Blair Currie, defender Paul McLean, midfielder Kurtis Roberts and winger Kieran Moore all penned new deals at the