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Rovers in battle to beat the crock
Published 2 Feb 2012 09:30
A MOUNTING injury crisis is facing new ARDROSSAN WINTON ROVERS boss John Garroch as they prepare to face struggling Cumbernauld United in an important Super First Division game on Saturday.
RELIEVED striker Paul Heffernan saluted team-mate Dean Shiels for bagging the goal which sealed Kilmarnock a place in the Scottish Communities League Cup final, after the goalscorer had left his sick bed to play in Saturday's semi-final against Ayr United.
A LAST GASP Martin Shaw free-kick secured a point for Kello and denied Ardeer from chalking up a third win on the spin.
DUNTERLIE Park is traditionally a difficult place for any visiting teams but Beith virtually stole the show from the first whistle and hardly allowed the home side a look in over the whole 90 minutes, producing one of their best performances of the season.
ACCIES came out top in this hard-fought and often heated encounter. The home side had a good chance in the fifth minute when Rovert Hunter used his pace to break from his own half, teh ball went to Kwi fl
KEY midfield ace Dean Shiels, son of manager Kenny, has given Kilmarnock fans by terminating his contract at English Championship strugglers Doncaster Rovers and staying on Rugby Park despite earning less money.
A SOLDIER from Ardrossan is to receive the Military Cross for running through enemy fire to try and save the life of a critically-wounded Afghan soldier.
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