After the week of cold weather we have had, it will come as no surprise to most that a pitch inspection has been called for at 11am on Saturday morning. Clyde do have pitch covers that have been on for most of the week, but it is still unknown at this time if the game will go ahead. Please check back tomorrow for further details (up to the minute details will be on our main forum). A quick note now to say that the ref has looked at the pitch and is doing another pitch inspection at 12 noon. Further to yesterday's and today's post, this game has been called OFF due to a frozen pitch.

Stirling went into this game on the back of defeat's from high flying Hamilton and Dundee, but the Binos were confident they could get something from fellow strugglers Queen of the South at home, but 90 minutes later and the Binos found themselves again on the wrong side of a defeat. Stirling lined up with Hogarth in goals; a back four of Paul Hay, Craig Reid, Andy Graham and Ross Forsyth; the midfield was made up of William Easton, Chris Aitken, Steven Bell and Ross Harris whilst up front was Colin Cramb and David McKenna. On the bench was Scott Christie, Derek Lilley, Nathan Taggart, Marek Tomana and Nicky Walker. Stirling's injury worries continued as Colin Cramb was stretchered off after winning a penalty and Chris Aitken converted, however, a dreadful second half saw Queens run out worthy winners. Stirling now find themselves four points adrift at the bottom of the league and nothing but a win against Clyde will do next week to try and close that gap. Match report below.

Stirling will face Dunfermline Athletic at East End park for the second time this season on Saturday 29th December and the Pars are looking for a bumper crowd with offering all kids entry to the ground for a pound. This fantastic deal also includes Stirling fans, but there is only a limited amount of kids tickets for sale and any kids who don't have one on the day will have to pay £10 for entry on the day. This limited amount of tickets will be on sale before the Queen of the South game on a first come, first served basis. For further details, please phone the club secretary on 01786 450399.

The Binos went to Dens Park looking for their first win over Dundee in thirty years, but the Binos will have to wait a while longer after going down 3-1 to them. Stirling made several changes after Paul Nugent was unable to make the squad after hurting his thigh in mid week. Paul looks like he maybe out for up to three weeks with the injury. Myles Hogarth returned to make his first appearance since the start of October; Andy Graham partnered Laurie Ellis in the heart of defence as Craig Reid moved to right back and Ross Forsyth took up the left back position; in midfield Stewart Devine came into left midfield with Steven Bell and John McBride in the middle and Chris Aitken taking up the right midfield position; up front Colin Cramb partnered David McKenna. On the bench for the day was Scott Christie, Paul Hay, Marek Tomana, Ross Harris and Nicky Walker. The Binos matched Dundee for most of the game, but a slack ten minutes saw Dundee score three goals before Steven Bell scored Stirling's consolation. Stirling now face Queen of the South next week and if the Binos don't win that one, we could find ourselves adrift at the bottom of the table. Match report below.