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Stirling Albion v St Mirren Match Reports - Friendly Wednesday, 23 July 2008 Waddellino Makes It 2 in 2 !! Stirling's last pre-season outing of 2008/09 saw St Mirren visiting Forthbank. The Paisley outfit have become regular visitors to Stirling in recent pre-seasons and this time last year they cruised to a three goal victory. Despite winning the EK tournament at the weekend it's not been the greatest of pre-seasons for Allan Moore's side and those who only attend home games were still waiting to see their first goal. On a warm night in Stirling it was the SPL side who were quickest out of the traps and before long they were two goals clear thanks to Jim Hamilton. The Beanos were looking a bit disorganised but they managed to steady the ship and see it through till half-time with no more damage. After the break the home side looked much more lively and pulled a goal back through Steven Waddell. Stewart Devine and Paul Murphy missed great chances to level the scores before St Mirren stole a third in the dying seconds. Read on for RedWeb's detailed match report !! Read more...   Stirling Albion v East Kilbride Match Reports - Friendly Sunday, 20 July 2008 Ross Forsyth Lifts The Cup After the win over Glenafton yesterday it was hosts East Kilbride who stood between the Beanos and their third success at the Jags pre-season tournament. Stirling and East Kilbride have met each year the event has been played and Allan Moore's men would have been keen on making a hattrick of wins over Thistle. Yesterday saw Stirling field what most would regard as a first team whereas today was a mix of trialists and squad players. However, on the evidence of today one or two will be forcing themselves into the starting line-up very soon. Right from the off the makeshift Stirling side were on top. Some good early play resulted in goals from Steven Waddell and the excellent Martin Grehan. For the first hour in particular the Beanos were in great form and could easily have stuck five or six past the Jags keeper. However, a series of misses, blocks and great saves kept the score down to just the two. Therefore despite a gutsy effort from the hosts it was Stirling skipper Ross Forysth who stepped forward to lift the EK cup to boost Albion confidence ahead of the big kick off next weekend. Read on for RedWeb's detailed match report !! Read more...   Stirling Albion v Glenafton Match Reports - Friendly Saturday, 19 July 2008 Liam Corr Strike Puts Stirling Into Final With the competitive action just a week away Stirling looked to step up their pre-season preparations by attempting to defend the East Kilbride invitational tournament. The four team event staged at Thistle's Showpark ground has become something of an annual pilgrimage for the Beanos as we looked to get our hands on the cup for the third time. For the first time in the events history Stirling were the only senior team taking part as the Beanos and hosts East Kilbride were joined by Preston Athletic and Glenafton. In the days first game the home side edged out East of Scotland league outfit Preston Athletic by four goals to three. Therefore if Stirling could also earn a victory it would set up a Stirling v EK final for the third time. It looked plain sailing for Stirling after an early John O'Neill goal but with the second goal continuing to elude Allan Moore's side the Ayrshire juniors equalised through a soft looking penalty. However, with just a few minutes remaining it was youngster Liam Corr who cracked home from 20 yards to put Stirling into another EK Tournament final where the Jags await on Sunday. Read on for RedWeb's detailed match report !! Read more...   << Start < Prev 1 2 3 Next > End >> Results 1 - 3 of 8 Next Match Dunfermline Athletic V Stirling Albion 26th July 2008 - KO 3:00pm East End Park League Challenge - Round One

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