Stirling Albion goal hero says win shows Binos' fighting spirit as they hunt League 2 title

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Stirling Albion goal hero Jack Leitch says Saturday’s last-minute winner against Bonnyrigg Rose is testament to the fighting spirit within the title-chasing Binos squad.The midfielder’s late goal was the most recent example of the Binos’ ability to find crucial goals this season when their back has been against the wall – with this strike putting them firmly within striking distance of leaders Dumbarton after their match was called off.It had looked like a difficult afternoon for Stirling after their Midlothian visitors had taken the lead through Callum Connolly, but the Binos fought back to delight an almost four-figure crowd who had braved the Forthbank chill.Leitch was one of the players who came into the side on Saturday after a similarly tough game against Albion Rovers in their last outing and he admits the strength of the Binos squad means the players are kept on their toes.The 27-year-old said: “I think the attitude and environment within the squad that we have a bit of a never-say-die approach this year which is incredible to play in and the competitiveness in the group to never accept defeat has been really evident this year.

Click here for more news and sport from the Stirling area. “I actually thought we played well at times, I don’t think we played badly as such, but we weren’t great at the same time – we were wasteful with some chances.“It was a great finish from Flynn (Duffy) and he’s done really well for us since he’s come in and obviously at the end there, I’ve just seen Thommo (Robert Thomson) take the touch and I’ve just gone across the face and it’s gone in so just really delighted to get the result.”Leitch also agreed with manager Darren Young’s hopes to turn Forthbank into a fortress for the rest of