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Partick Update |
11/03/08 |
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| A pitch inspection is planned this afternoon for tonight's game against Partick Thistle at Firhill and the official Partick Thistle website is advising this game is "very doubtful in view of the recent extremely wet weather." The website will keep you informed if the game will be on tonight. On the player front, Ross Harris looks like he will be out for the rest of the season following an operation on his knee, whilst Scott Christie and Stevie Bell remain out long terml, whilst there is still doubts over Stewart Devine and Ross Forsyth if the game was to go ahead tonight.. |
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Adverts |
10/03/08 |
| As you will now see from the front of the website and forum, www.stirlingalbion.com has now added a few google adds. The website will receive a small amount of money for every click or search you make using these which will help with the running costs of the website. Many thanks to Fiona McIntyre, editor of http://www.girlpowerforum.com for setting this up for the website. Fiona has a fantastic forum on the go there as well, so please check it out. |
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Youth Race Night |
10/03/08 |
| The Stirling Albion youth system race night was held on Friday night and it ended up a very extremely successful night. With some monies still to be collected a figure of over £1,00.00 is anticipated. The Finance Committee of the Youth Development Programme would like to thank everyone for their support for an event which had over 150 people in attendance and proved both profitable and enjoyable. Sponsors included Diageo Brand Technical Centre, Peter McKenzie, Clive Ramsay, Acrewood Nursery, Neil Hart Electrician ( Stenhousemuir), Magnet Kitchens( Springkerse), Young Reds, Supporters' Trust, www.stirlingalbion.com, Barclay Partners Finance, Vandanel Sports, John and Alex Smith and A& M Ewing. Many thanks also to everyone who sponsored horses and jockies and to all those who turned up on the night. |
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Official Website Now Back Online |
10/03/08 |
| After four and a half years in the wilderness, Stirling Albion have now relaunched their official website. Scott McLean will again be the website editor and it's available on the same link as before (link available below). A new addition to the official website is possibly going to be three minute video footage from every home and away game the Binos play (still awaiting permission). Don't worry folks, Stirlingalbion.com will still be bringing you news and stories in the future and the website will still contain the only Stirling Albion forum. Please support all three Stirling website's that are now on the internet. |
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Weekend Round Up |
09/03/08 |
| With the Binos game being called off on Saturday, all attentions of the Stirling support were focused on the two remaining matches that were on in our division which contained our nearest rivals in the league. Clyde picked up a point away to Livingston to move seven points ahead of the Binos in ninth place, whilst Morton went down 3-0 away to league leaders Hamilton to stay eight points clear of us in eighth having played a game more. The Binos now take on Partick Thistle on Tuesday night before heading into the home game against Clyde on Saturday. Please note that a supporters bus will not be run to the game on Tuesday night. |
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Game Called Off |
08/03/08 |
| Stirling Albion's home game has been called off this morning after the referee deemed the pitch unplayable due to it being waterlogged. It's unknown at the moment when the game will be re-scheduled, but the website will bring you the information as soon as we know it. The Binos now take on Partick Thistle away from home on Tuesday night in what is another massive game for the Binos before taking on Clyde next Saturday at Forthbank. |
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Morton 2v1 Stirling |
01/03/08 |
| The Binos went into this vital six point game with new loan signings Craig Malloy and Ryan McCay going straight into the team. Myles Hogarth stayed in goals whilst the Binos opted for a back four of Nugent, Ellis, Lithgow and McCay. Alan Moore opted for five in midfield with McBride on the right and Taggart on the left and Paartalu, Aitken and Malloy in the middle with McKenna up front on his own. On the bench saw a return to the squad for Jay Rodrigeuz alongside Daniel Cawley, Colin Cramb, Kevin Moffat and Andy Graham. Some bad defending from Lithgow and Ellis let in Jenkins to score the first goal off the game for Morton to go 1-0 up. The ref then had a shocker when he pointed to the spot after a dive from Weatherson, but the Binos got justice after Myles pulled off a great save to deny Ian Russell. The Binos then had two chances to score after Taggart sent his free header in the box straight at the keeper and then some great play from Aitken down the right fed McKenna in the box, but the striker somehow managed to send the ball wide. Alan Moore took Lithgow off at half time and put Paartalu to centre half and Colin Cramb up front. The Binos found themselves 2-0 down when Ian Russell was left unmarked in the box to head the Ton further ahead. Moore then took Ellis off to go 3-5-2 with McKenna moving to the right wing and Rodrigeuz going up front with Cramb. The Binos manager used his last sub (Moffat) to take off McBride and move Taggart onto the right wing and Moffat onto the left wing. The Binos scored a consolation goal back in the last minute when Rodrigeuz gathered in the box and sloted home for his first goal for the club. The Binos now find themselves six points behind ninth placed Clyde going into the home game against Dunfermline this Saturday. There is no match report available this week however, service will resume as normal next week. |
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Binos Make Double Signing |
29/02/08 |
| The Binos go into the biggest game of the season having made a double swoop on SPL side St Mirren. Midfield duo Ryan McCay and Craig Malloy will go into tomorrow's squad to play Morton at Cappielow. Twenty One year old Ryan came through the youth system at Paisley and made his debut just after his 18th birthday at the end of season 2003/04 in a 2-0 win over Ross County. He went on to play 14 times in St Mirren's championship winning season the following year, but has only featured 11 times in the last two season's whilst they have been in the Premier league (7 times this season). Twenty One year old Craig also came through the youth system the same time as Ryan and made his debut the week before Ryan in a 3-1 away win over St Johnstone at the end of 2003/04. Craig only featured once in their championship winning season, but he went on to play 11 times last season before breaking a bone in his foot which have led to him only featuring twice this season. Both players have been signed on emergency loan deals and will give the Binos much more competition after the long term injury to Dunfermline bound Steven Bell and with Kevin Moffat soon to return to Falkirk after his one month loan deal ends. |
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Stirling 1v6 Stirling |
23/02/08 |
| The Binos went into this game against second top Dundee with new signing Adam Lithgow who was signed on loan from Hearts during the week. The young defender has previously played once for Hearts, but his Binos debut will be one to forget as he was part of a Stirling team that shipped six goals in an embarrassing display from the Binos on Saturday. Stirling had Ross Forsyth, Stewart Devine and Scott Christie all out injured and so the Binos lined up in a 4-4-2 formation for this game. Myles Hogarth was in goals; the back four consisted of Paul Nugent, Adam Lithgow, Andy Graham and Laurie Ellis; in midfield was Chris Aitken, Paul Hay, Erik Paartalu and Nathan Taggart whilst Derek Lilley partnered David McKenna up front. On the bench was Daniel Cawley, Marek Tomana, Colin Cramb, Paul Murphy and Kevin Moffat and it was Colin Cramb who got the Binos consolation goal on the day. Stirling now go into their biggest game of the season as they take on ninth placed Morton in a six pointer at Cappielow. The supporters bus will leave from outside the Islamic Centre in Stirling at 11-10pm and then from outside the Anchor Bar in St Ninians at 11-15pm. Cost will be £7 per person and all members and non members are welcome. Match report below. |
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QOS 3v1 Stirling |
16/02/08 |
| Stirling went into this league game on the back of two wins on the spin, but Queen of the South was the league's form team and had themselves won the previous seven league games they had played, something they hadn't achieved in over forty years. The Binos welcomed back Paul Nugent and Laurie Ellis from suspension, but Ross Forsyth was still suspended for this game and Brian Allison was now back at Falkirk after his injury. In goals was Myles Hogarth; a back four of Paul Nugent, Laurie Ellis, Andy Graham and Paul Hay; the same five in midfield started as last week- Ross Harris, John Paul McBride, Chris Aitken, Erik Paartalu and Nathan Taggart with David McKenna up front on his own again. On the bench was Daniel Cawley, Colin Cramb, Kevin Moffat, Marek Tomana and Paul Murphy. The Binos lost the game after some bad defending and it was in form midfielder, Chris Aitken who scored the Binos consolation. Stirling still find themselves five points behind ninth placed Morton after their defeat against Dundee who we play this Saturday at home. Match report below. |
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