It must have been a soul searching few days for Jocky Scott and his troops following the lamentable display against Forfar at the DDS last time out. Nothing we did that day came off and the reality was that we made an underwhelming Forfar side look like world beaters. Not good enough. Not anywhere near good enough. Jocky knew that and so did his players. This team has the potential to score goals while playing some decent football. Last weekend we just didn’t turn up. Today’s opponents Airdrie have struggled to get going themselves in league action and before kick off were below the Beanos in the table. The teams of course met in the 1st round of the League Cup and it was the North Lanarkshire side who coasted home by give goals to nil. That scoreline though was a tad misleading. Stirling created as many chances as their [... more]

For the second weekend running the Beanos had a home league encounter at the Doubletree Dunblane Stadium. Seven days ago local rivals Stenhousemuir left disappointed following a late equaliser courtesy of a controversial Alan Cook penalty. Today it was the turn of the Loons of Forfar to square off against Jocky Scott’s Stirling Albion side. After a slow start to the season Dick Campbell has seen his side win their last two league matches with an impressive single goal success at Brechin last time out. Like last week’s opponents Stenhousemuir, Forfar have a terrible record on the road against Stirling and they would need to go against history to make it three league wins on the bounce this afternoon. Team lines for Stirling showed three changes from the draw against the Warriors. Alan Cook and Steven Nicholas moved down to the bench while  Gavin Macpherson failed to make the match [... more]

Move over Scotland, the Beanos are back ! After the frustrating defeat at Arbroath the Albion finally cranked back into action this afternoon after the enforced lay off for the international matches. It wasn’t the worst effort by Jocky Scott’s men up at Gayfield but once again it was self inflicted mistakes which saw us heading home pointless. Today’s visitors were local rivals Stenhousemuir who were seeking their fourth league win in succession. However, the Warriors have a poor recent record against the Beanos and if they did win it would be their first for several years over Stirling. On form they would fancy getting the three points and if Stirling played as poorly as they did in their last home match there would be every chance of a win for the visitors. Jocky Scott’s side just never got going against Albion Rovers and the manager would have been looking [... more]

RedWeb has been in touch with the Trust chairman, and his board would urge everyone to take the time to renew their membership. In addition if you had friends or family who joined during the campaign then please try to get as many of them as possible to join for another year. First the basics. Here are the membership types available: Supporters Trust Memberships New Standard Members – £40 Standard Renewal – £10 waged, £5 unwaged 45 Club Member – £45 Corporate Memberships- £200 Standard Membership Allows you voting rights on all Trust matters in accordance with the Rules of the Trust. Allows you to vote on non executive matters regarding the management of the Club. Eligible for election to become a Trustee of the Society or Executive Member of the Football Club and an open invitation to Supporters lounge. 45 Club Membership The ’45′ reflects the year of formation [... more]