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#116912 Glasgow Rangers: More Than A Club - An FM14 Story
Charlie M
Thanks mate. Was pleased with the amount of goals we scored.
Yeah I know. I was disappointed that Faure got sent off cause at that point we had pulled it back to 1-1 and we had the momentum but not much I can do about that!
Thanks for reading & commenting fellas!
#116823 Glasgow Rangers: More Than A Club - An FM14 Story
Charlie M
25 September 2013
Last Updated at 21:12
By Scott Davie
BBC Scotland at Fir Park
A late Bob McHugh goal to gave Motherwell a win over Rangers and sent them through to the Fourth Round of the League Cup.
Rangers will have been frustrated that they didn't at least force a replay of the tie as they had the lions share of possession and chances during the match.
The beginning of the game didn't go well for the home side as winger Lionel Ainsworth was stretchered off with a potentially serious knee injury in the opening minutes after a coming together with Simon Lappin.
Motherwell took the lead in the 15th minute through on-loan West Brom striker Saido Berahino.
The promising youngster recieved the ball from an Iain Vigurs free-kick that was floated into the box which he controlled down well on the chest and his neat turn and finish had Cammy Bell beaten.
The Steelmen continued to probe for more with Berahino again having a chance to score along with Vigurs but Bell was able to keep the ball out of the net on both occasions.
Rangers had a chance just before half-time to level the score and it was former Well midfielder Nicky Law who beat Steven Hammell easily on the right but his shot was wide.
Ally McCoist must have given his side a half-time hairdryer treatment as they evened the game 10 minutes into the second half.
Ironically it was Law again who raced past Hammell and this time the Englishman turned inside and hit a ferocious shot
The Gers' chances of going on to win the match took a huge blow in the 62nd minute when Sebastien Faure was shown a red card for a push on James McFadden, having earlier been booked for a trip on Henri Anier.
Just eight minutes after the sending off, Motherwell super-sub Bob McHugh put the hosts back in front as he rounded off a counter attack when he was put through on goal from an Iain Vigurs pass.
The Light Blues continued to threaten as much as they could with 10-men, Simon Lappin forcing a save from Ross McGowan in the Motherwell goal on 83 minutes.
Rangers' late flurry of chances continued as Lee Wallace had the chance to score after a wonderful solo effort from the left-side of the pitch but the Scotland full-back wasn't able to find the finish that the run deserved.
A home win see's Rangers first competitive defeat this season and their League Cup journey ended, but it could have ended very differently had Faure managed to keep his temperament in check.
#116820 Glasgow Rangers: More Than A Club - An FM14 Story
Charlie M
25 September 2013
Last Updated at 19:00
Rangers manager Ally McCoist has confirmed that the club has rejected a bid for Sebastien Faure from FC Istres.
The French club have revealed that the central defender is one of their main transfer targets.
But McCoist insists that they are nowhere near matching the Scottish League Two champions' valuation of the player.
"We rejected a bid from Istres and I can tell you that I want Sebastien Faure to stay and continue his development here rather than go anywhere. I genuinely don't know if they will come back in," said McCoist.
"What I would say is the bid that they put in was so far away that I would be very surprised if they came back in."
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#116812 Glasgow Rangers: More Than A Club - An FM14 Story
Charlie M
SATURDAY, 21 SEPTEMBER 2013 19:00
Another Injury Setback For Lee
WRITTEN BY NEIL SMITH
Lee McCulloch has been added to Rangers' injury list for two weeks with a gashed leg.
The injury was picked up in today's match against Stenhousemuir after a challenge from Sean Dickson.
The Captain will definitely miss Wednesday's League Cup Third round meeting with his former club Motherwell.
He is also expected to miss out the following two League One matches against Ayr and East Fife on the 2nd and 5th October.
Ally McCoist will be hoping to have him back in training with the rest of the squad for the build-up to the Challenge Cup Semi Final tie against Dunfermline on October 12th.
#116799 Glasgow Rangers: More Than A Club - An FM14 Story
Charlie M
21 September 2013
Last Updated at 18:02
By Kenny Crawford
BBC Scotland at Ochilview Park
Andy Little netted a hat-trick as Rangers ran out comfortable winners away to Stenhousemuir in the Scottish League One.
Rangers opened the scoring inside the first minute of the match with Lee Wallace getting on the end of a Nicky Law ball into the penalty area and smashed a shot into the right-side of the goal.
Andy Little had a chance 6 minutes later when he intercepted a poor Ross Smith headed clearance but Ross Brash was there to make a block tackle and deny the striker.
Rangers' lead was doubled in the 7th minute however, when an Ian Black corner was flicked on by debutant Matthew Bates into the path of an unmarked Jon Daly who rifled a header beyond Chris Smith in goals for the home side.
Before long the visitors were another goal up, the third goal again coming from a corner that found Andy Little inside the box and after a scramble the Northern Irishman managed to get the ball over the line to make it 3-0.
The dominance continued for McCoist's side, Lee McCulloch having a chance to score in the 25th minute with a half volley but he dragged the shot wide.
The captain made amends for the miss though, forcing a save from Smith that the keeper was unable to hold on to, allowing the former Scotland player to side-foot the rebound into the open net.
The misery for the hosts continued when Ryan Finnie had to be stretchered off in the 34th minute after he injured his ankle landing from a headed clearance.
On the stroke of half-time, Matthew Bates had a chance to really endear himself to the Rangers support on his debut when he had a chance with a header but the ball clipped the bar and went over.
The second half kicked off and the Gers quickly regained their hold over the match, increasing the deficit to 5 goals in the 51st minute.
Another dangerous corner into the box from Black was caught sensationally by Andy Little with an overhead kick that Chris Smith had no chance of saving to bag his 10th goal of the season.
The Warriors finally created a real goal scoring chance in the 59th minute when Bryan Hodge decided to have a shot on goal from a free-kick but the ball skimmed the top of the bar and went over.
The only bad news of the game for Rangers came in the 74th minute when Lee McCulloch had to be replaced by new signing Chris Beardsley after he suffered a badly gashed leg after a challenge from Sean Dickson.
The home side had another half-chance on 78 minutes when Ross McNeil hit a hopeful looking shot from distance that was never in danger of troubling Cammy Bell.
From the resulting goal-kick Rangers rounded off their scoring in the match.
An excellent one-touch pass from Ian Black found Nicky Law who whipped a cross in from the right that was sweetly struck on the volley by Andy Little as he completed his hat-trick and surely alerted Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill of his presence.
Martyn Corrigan's side were blown out of the water by Rangers as they made it 11 games in all competitions unbeaten so-far this season.
Rangers Manager Ally McCoist:
"That was an absolutely superb performance, I'm really pleased with that.
"It's great to keep up our unbeaten run as well, 11 games we are at now but we won't get ahead of ourselves.
"We need to make sure that we still remain as focused on winning all of our upcoming games as they come.
"At the back we have been absolutely terrific, that is 270 minutes of football that we have played without conceding, I think.
"It's in no small part down to our defense and big Cammy [Bell].
"I was pleased that we managed to see the three new boys in action today and Matthew [Bates] laid on our first goal so I can't really ask any more than that from him in a debut.
"Of course the man who really turned it on for us was Andy Little.
"All three of his goals were brilliantly taken and that's him now on eleven goals in ten matches this season.
" I suspect I'll be receiving a call from Michael O'Neil if he keeps this kind of form up when the next Northern Ireland squad is picked."
#116693 Glasgow Rangers: More Than A Club - An FM14 Story
Charlie M
Walter Smith excited by in-form Rangers
FORMER Rangers gaffer Walter Smith has revealed his excitement at the way that his old club are progressing, but insists that it is not a huge shock as he always felt that Ally McCoist was the right man for the job.
The Gers have started their season off well and are unbeaten in 10 games in all competitions which includes impressive victories over Scottish Premiership side Kilmarnock in the League Cup as well as Scottish Championship teams Morton and Dumbarton in the Ramsdens Cup.
Rangers sit on top of the Scottish League One with 5 wins and 1 draw in 6 games and are sitting on 13 points.
In those 10 matches, Rangers have scored 29 goals and conceded only 7.
And the 65-year-old feels that current boss Ally McCoist is doing a good job with no scope for any complaints.
"They are back on track, playing some good football and winning games", he told Mirrorfootball.co.uk.
"The main interest for the club and everyone involved is to get them up to the Scottish Premiership and back into European competition.
"If you're looking at the job that the manager's doing at the present moment, who could complain about that?
"Ally got a fair bit of stick last season for the games that they lost or drew in the league.
"But, you also need to consider that last season the squad had to deal with a number of departures and was largely made up of youth boys.
"At Rangers you are expected to win, every match. It will always be that way.
"For me, Ally is doing a good job, I always knew he would. That's why I brought him in with me.
"I still attend as many games as I can and I enjoy that. From there I can see that the confidence is high among the fans now.
"I think the good form will continue and they will have a strong showing at the weekend against Stenhousemuir."
#116479 Shedender's Journeyman Career
Charlie M
#116406 Shiny 13 - New links and updated pack here at SOUSIE
Charlie M
Lol woops! Apologies. I'll have a look now.
#116292 Shiny 13 - New links and updated pack here at SOUSIE
Charlie M
At the present time, the Scottish season has begun and none of the leagues have a sponsor. So when this pack is used in FM14 the Irn Bru & Clydesdale Bank logos show up for the lower divisions and the Scottish Premiership.
Could we get new updated logos? Here is some pics:
Thanks.
#115762 The English Rangers...A Berwick Rangers Story
Charlie M
#115706 Shedender's Journeyman Career
Charlie M
#115665 Glasgow Rangers: More Than A Club - An FM14 Story
Charlie M
Cheers matey. Appreciate you taking the time to read and comment
#115539 Please delete
Charlie M
#115538 The English Rangers...A Berwick Rangers Story
Charlie M
Good luck matey
#115311 Glasgow Rangers: More Than A Club - An FM14 Story
Charlie M
EXCLUSIVE: Rangers confirm loan deals for two players.
RANGERS boss Ally McCoist has revealed that he has signed Simon Lappin and Chris Beardsley on loan for the remainder of the season.
The capture of the former St. Mirren defender and the Preston North End striker takes McCoist's total number of summer signings to eleven.
He has already brought in Cammy Bell, Nicky Clark, Jon Daly and Nicky Law, Arnold Peralta, Steve Simonsen, Stevie Smith, Richard Foster and Matthew Bates to the Ibrox club.
Beardsley (pictured) started his career at Mansfield before leaving for Doncaster in 2004 but ended up back at Field Mill in 2005.
He also had spells with Kettering, Kidderminster and Stevenage before moving to his parent club in 2012.
He will be joined at Rangers by former St. Mirren left-back Simon Lappin who makes his return to Scottish football since he had a loan spell at Scottish Premiership outfit Motherwell in 2007.
He made 29 appearances for the Canaries before returning to Scotland on-loan making 14 appearances and scoring 2 goals.
The acquisition of both players adds strength in depth to McCoist's squad as he already has Lee Wallace and Stevie Smith at his disposal for the left-back slot and Lee McCulloch, Andy Little, Barrie McKay, Jon Daly and Nicky Clark up-front.
Lappin was once an exciting prospect in Scottish football when he broke into the first team at the Buddies aged just 18 back in 2002.
The Glasgow boy established himself in the St. Mirren side in the 2003/04 season and made 151 appearances in the next five seasons before moving to England.
He also made 10 appearances or the Scotland National team at U-21 level.
#115300 Glasgow Rangers: More Than A Club - An FM14 Story
Charlie M
15 September 2013
Last Updated at 22:00
Defender Simon Lappin and striker Chris Beardsley have emerged as possible signings for Scottish League One leaders Rangers.
Manager Ally McCoist has confirmed he is looking into the possibility of loan deals for both the former Norwich City defender, who was on loan at Cardiff City last season, and Chris Beardsley who is currently contracted to Preston North End.
Lappin has been told by Cardiff boss Malky MacKay that he should not expect to feature much for Cardiff this campaign, leading him to look elsewhere for first-team football.
Beardsley, who joined Preston from Stevenage in August 2012, has been placed on the transfer list at Deepdale and could provide McCoist's side with added firepower in their pursuit of promotion to the Scottish Championship.
Lappin could be making his return to Scottish football after a six-year absence, as he left St. Mirren to head south of the border to Norwich City in January 2007 for a fee of around £100,000.
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#115268 Glasgow Rangers: More Than A Club - An FM14 Story
Charlie M
14 September 2013
Last Updated at 17:45
By Jim Spence
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
Rangers continued their unbeaten start to the season with a dominant 4-0 win over Airdrieonians this afternoon thanks to goals from NIcky Law, Jon Daly and a brace from Andy Little.
The match started brightly for the hosts and they had an early chance to score from an Ian Black free-kick but he was unable to hit thr target with his attempt.
Lee McCulloch had two chances to silence Airdrie manager John Boyle in the 11th and 19th minutes with two headers but he was unable to keep them under the bar.
The deadlock was finally broken just after the half-hour mark, when English wide-man Nicky Law scored his first goal of the season when he pounced on a rebounded Sebastian Faure volley to side-foot the ball into the net.
Airdrie almost had an instant reply though, working the ball up to Andy Russell from the kick off but the young striker could only force a good save from Cammy Bell.
Rangers regained control of the match and McCulloch again had a chance to put the ball in the net and he may well have done that had it not been for a last-ditch tackle from midfielder Martin Hardie deflect he ball out for a corner.
Rangers' 2nd goal of the match came from the resulting corner however, a perfect ball in from Lee Wallace was met by Jon Daly and the big Irishman's header found the top corner.
The Diamonds had an opportunity to claw a goal back just before half-time when Jamie Bain got on the end of a Nathan Blockley ball into the bos but the wingers tight-angled shot hit the side netting.
The visitors continued their momentum early in the second half, left-back Paddy Boyle with a chance from an Airdrie corner but Cammy Bell did well to tip the shot onto the post.
Another free-kick within shooting range for Rangers, another attempt at goal from Black and the outcome was the same as his strike went wide.
It was on the hour mark that the match seemed to be over, Andy Little received a pass from McCulloch and tried an audacious chip which caught on-loan Rangers goalkeeper Scott Gallacher off guard and flew over his head.
His first goal only seemed to have given Little a taste for it as he scored his second goal in as many minutes, and his 8th goal of the season, with a low drive into the bottom corner.
Credit where it is due for Airdrie as they kept plugging away in the match and Russell found himself in space and fancied another crack at goal but it was more of a hopeful shot than anything else.
Sebastien Faure and Lee McCulloch both had chances in the last ten minutes to make it five but both players efforts didn't trouble Gallacher.
Things got worse for Jim Boyle when Paddy Boyle was given his marching orders in the 87th minute for an ugly two-footed challenge on David Templeton meaning that he will sit out the next game and could also be disciplined further by the SPFL board.
#115266 Glasgow Rangers: More Than A Club - An FM14 Story
Charlie M
13 September 2013
Last Updated at 15:25
Defender Matthew Bates has joined Rangers on a two-year contract.
The 26-year-old was with Bristol City last season and counts Middlesborough and Ipswich Town among his former clubs.
The Englishman will add to Rangers' existing options at centre-half.
He is the ninth summer addition to the Ibrox squad and can be registered as the club's signing embargo is now lifted.
Bates told Rangers' website: "This decision was a bit of a no-brainer really.
"When my agent told be of Rangers' interest, I got pretty excited.
"Rangers are a massive club with a great history, and I'm glad to now be a part of that.
"They have been through some tough times lately which is a real shame but hopefully the worst is in the past now that they are allowed to sign players again.
"The facilities at the club are great and I look forward to getting started in training and putting myself out there for selection".
Manager Ally McCoist will be able to field Bates in tomorrow's League One match against Airdrie, providing the players registration is completed in-time.
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#115265 Glasgow Rangers: More Than A Club - An FM14 Story
Charlie M
FRIDAY, 13 SEPTEMBER 2013 14:30
Consistency Is Key
WRITTEN BY ANDREW DICKSON
ALLY McCOIST insists his Rangers side will need to be guarded against complacency in their League One fixture against Airdreoneans tomorrow afternoon.
The Light Blues are on a four-match unbeaten run so far this season with one draw and three wins.
Airdrie will not be easy opponents though, with Jim Boyle's side sitting third in the League One table with 8 points and could leapfrog the Gers to go top if they triumph tomorrow.
Extra spice has been added into the match build-up, in the form of comments from Boyle about Rangers' captain Lee McCulloch.
The Airdrie manager has suggested that 'Big Jig' is the weak link in McCoist's squad, even though the former Wigan man has made a fantastic start to the season with seven goals in just five games.
McCoist said: “We are on a good run here, unbeaten in the league and cups so far.
“Especially since the Brechin match, we have had six wins in as many games since then.
“That is a fantastic run in any league anywhere in the World.
“We need to be careful that we don't become too over-confident though, Airdrie are playing well in the league and they will fancy that top spot if they can beat us tomorrow."
When asked about Boyle's pre-match comments, McCoist said: "To be honest I can't really see where he is making sense of that one.
"You can't honestly say that Lee is our weak link when he has been arguably our best player this season so far.
"He is entitled to say what he likes, but I'd rather we let the talking be done one the pitch tomorrow".
#115264 Glasgow Rangers: More Than A Club - An FM14 Story
Charlie M
WEDNESDAY, 11 SEPTEMBER 2013 09:00
Smith Added To Injury List
WRITTEN BY ANDREW DICKSON
ALLY MCCOIST was given some further bad news this morning as Stevie Smith is the latest player set for a spell on the sidelines.
Smith, 28, will be out for at least twelve days after a scan on his wrist revealed a strain that was picked up in the weights room of the clubs gym at Murray Park.
Lee McCulloch was ruled out with the same injury earlier in the season and this latest blow could force the gaffer to review the weight-training program at the club.
McCoist said: "It's a bit of a shame for Stevie.
"During his first spell at the club he missed a considerable time out due to injury, but thankfully this one isn't anywhere near as bad.
"It's just a wee one and we hope to only have him out for the Airdrie game this weekend, we are pretty confident to have him back for the trip to Stenhousemuir after that.
"Obviously it's not ideal from is point of view as he really played well against Dumbarton and managed to bag himself a goal, so he will have been wanting to take that momentum into the Airdrie match.
"The plus side is he will only miss one game, but we might need to have a look at what the boys are doing in the weights room cause that's a few injuries that have been picked up in there now".
#115246 Glasgow Rangers: More Than A Club - An FM14 Story
Charlie M
MONDAY, 09 SEPTEMBER 2013 12:10
Pars In The Ramsdens Cup
WRITTEN BY DAVID MELVIN
TODAY'S draw for the Ramsdens Cup Semi Finals saw Rangers paired with Dunfermline for a second time in cup competitions this season.
Both sides previously met in the Scottish League Cup First Round earlier this season with the Light Blues progressing with a 3-2 win thanks to goals from Ross Perry and Andy Little.
The Fife side have been drawn as the home side so the tie will be played at East End Park on Saturday October 12.
Neither side have won the competition yet, Dunfermline coming closest when they finished runners up in 2007.
Ally McCoist's side will now play the Pars at least six times this season, the other four fixtures coming from SPFL League 1 matches.
Jim Jeffries' Dunfermline side defeated Alloa, Queen's Park and Queen of the South to book their place in the last four of the competition.
Rangers eliminated Morton, Raith Rovers and Dumbarton on their road to the Semi Final.
#114835 Glasgow Rangers: More Than A Club - An FM14 Story
Charlie M
7 September 2013
Last Updated at 17:00
By Andy Campbell
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
Goals from Stevie Smith and Lee McCulloch were enough to secure the win for Rangers and send them into the draw for the Ramsdens Cup Semi-Final.
Ally McCoist's side could come up against either Cowdenbeath, Dundee or Dunfermline in the draw for the last 4.
The home side came close to opening the scoring in the 8th minute through Lee McCulloch when he caught Dumbarton winger Ben Greenhaugh in posses ion just outside the box but his shot was saved by Sons keeper Andrew McNeil.
Only three minutes later the Gers took the lead, this time it was Smith who had the opportunity with a volley from a great David Templeton cross that he fired beyond the keeper.
Rangers continued to create chances trough a spate of corners but they weren't able to create any clear goal scoring chances from them.
Some fantastic play from Dean Shiels who cut inside from the right-wing and got a shot off at goal but Andrew Neil produced a fine save.
Another chance came for McCoist's side from a corner that met Sebastien Faure in the box but the central defender's header zipped wide of the post.
Rangers will have been happy with the one-goal advantage and overall control over the game going into the break but Ian Murray would have been expecting more from his side in the second half.
However it was the Light Blues on the offense again early in the second half, Faure again getting on the end of a ball into the box, this time from Lee Wallace, this time his header was well over.
The lead was increased in the 58th minute, with captain Lee McCulloch nipping in at the front post to meet a Stevie Smith corner and his bullet header was never in danger of being saved.
Tewnty minutes from time Rangers added another goal to their total, effectively sending them through to the Semi-Finals of the Challenge Cup.
Euan Norris awarded a penalty for handball against Rangers youth product Steven Agnew and McCulloch stepped up to complete the scoring and surely earn himself the Man of the Match award.
Ally McCoist will ave been happy with his sides dominance and performance but Ian Murray will surely be disappointed that his side were nowhere near as competitive as they should have been.
#114308 Glasgow Rangers: More Than A Club - An FM14 Story
Charlie M
Rangers release eight
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BY ANGUS WRIGHT
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RANGERS have terminated the contract of Kyle McAusland as well as seven other youth team players.
The 20-year-old failed to make a single first team appearance for the Light Blues since he joined in 2007.
McAusland spent last season on-loan to now League One rivals Ayr, making 25 appearances and scoring 3 goals.
Ally McCoist told the club’s website: “We had to free up some wages and unfortunately Kyle and some of the other young lads aren't likely to get much game time this season.
"Kyle is a good lad and he's still young. So there's a good chance that he will find a new club and continue his career from there. He did well in a loan spell at Ayr last season so I'm sure he will have a few offers."
The other players released are Dylan Dykes, Ryan Sinnamon, Craig Halkett, Ben Reilly, Steven Chatterton, Michael Mossie and Ryan WIlson.
#114290 Glasgow Rangers: More Than A Club - An FM14 Story
Charlie M
Thanks mate, I appreciate the support!
#114218 Glasgow Rangers: More Than A Club - An FM14 Story
Charlie M
THURSDAY, 05 SEPTEMBER 2013 08:00
Brownlie Joins Gers
WRITTEN BY ANDREW DICKSON
RANGERS have today announced the appointment of John Brownlie as the clubs new Chief Scout.
The 61-year old previously had spells as manager of Cowdenbeath, East Stirling and Arbroath.
Brownlie originally made his name as a footballer, playing for Hibernian, Newcastle United, Middlesborough, Hartlepool United and Berwick Rangers.
During his professional career, he also earned 7 caps for the Scottish National team.
John will no doubt have his work cut-out for him in the coming weeks as Rangers' well-publicized transfer embargo has recently expired, allowing the club to sign players again.
#114086 Lost activation Code
Charlie M
It was a digital copy I ordered I'm sure. So they should e-mail me a new code.
I have e-mailed them to ask about it.
Cheers matey.
#114049 Cleansing Europe: One nation at a time [FM13]
Charlie M
#114029 The Story Continues
Charlie M
Good luck with this.
#114003 Lost activation Code
Charlie M
Checked my e-mail from GreenMan Gaming and they have only sent me a BETA code. Will they send me another one for the full game?
#113929 Glasgow Rangers: More Than A Club - An FM14 Story
Charlie M
WEDNESDAY, 11 SEPTEMBER 2013 09:00
Smith Added To Injury List
WRITTEN BY ANDREW DICKSON
ALLY MCCOIST was given some further bad news this morning as Stevie Smith is the latest player set for a spell on the sidelines.
Smith, 28, will be out for at least twelve days after a scan on his wrist revealed a strain that was picked up in the weights room of the clubs gym at Murray Park.
Lee McCulloch was ruled out with the same injury earlier in the season and this latest blow could force the gaffer to review the weight-training program at the club.
McCoist said: "It's a bit of a shame for Stevie.
"During his first spell at the club he missed a considerable time out due to injury, but thankfully this one isn't anywhere near as bad.
"It's just a wee one and we hope to only have him out for the Airdrie game this weekend, we are pretty confident to have him back for the trip to Stenhousemuir after that.
"Obviously it's not ideal from is point of view as he really played well against Dumbarton and managed to bag himself a goal, so he will have been wanting to take that momentum into the Airdrie match.
"The plus side is he will only miss one game, but we might need to have a look at what the boys are doing in the weights room cause that's a few injuries that have been picked up in there now".