Loan Report - Kyle McAusland, Brechin City Played the full 90 minutes in Brechin’s 1-1 cup tie with Annan Athletic. McAusland has been slotted as a midfielder while on loan & he helped Brechin dominate the possession numbers – 57% to 43%. It was McAusland’s free kick that assisted on Brechin’s only goal of the match, as he lofted the ball in to be met by Colin Hamilton. Barrie McKay, Raith Rovers McKay put in a star performance in Raith’s 2-0 victory over Stirling Albion. Deployed out on the left flank, McKay was active from the outset & nearly scored in the opening minutes. According to Rovers’ official match report – “The first-half was lit up by several quicksilver bursts from McKay down Raith’s left. T ime and again, Stirling full-back Hamilton was turned inside and out. McKay was a regular source of inspiration on the left.” McKay was finally rewarded right before half time, as he fired home the opening goal from 20 yards out. McKay continued to flourish in the second half & manager Grant Murray sang his praises after the match. Via Stirling’s official website, Murray proclaimed – “Barrie McKay was outstanding – he has great pace and I wouldn’t like to have played against him!” “We are very grateful to Rangers for allowing us to have him on loan.” Danny Stoney, Stranraer Started & played 58 minutes in Stranraer’s come from behind 2-2 draw with Dunfermline Athletic. Both of Stranraer’s goals came in the final two minutes, as Stoney watched from the bench. Robbie Crawford, Morton Made the first team squad, but was not summoned from the bench in Morton’s startling 2-1 loss to the giant killers from Sparta – errr the Lowland Football League. Calum Gallagher & Craig Halkett were kept out of the lineups for Cowdenbeath & Clyde. Luca Gasparotto & Tom Walsh did not have matches this weekend. //Marcus
Posted on: Mon, 01 Dec 2014 08:32:39 +0000
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