
By all accounts
Stirling Albion had the lion's share of the near misses
last night -- but
Dumbarton lead twice through
Chris Craig and
Derek Carcary [picture], and would have snapped all three points but for a late Binos' goal from
Stewart Devine. 2-2 is a respectable
result in the circumstances, and points on Saturday against
Alloa would see Sons set up for a decent set of Christmas and New Year results. Hopefully. Good luck to Albion in their ownership quest, incidentally. 2,000 trust members is impressive. Given the
ongoing farce at
Notts County (which should also give due warning to a few at
Exeter City who talk about selling out the fans' control for Championship-sized gold if a cash-rich owner came onto the horizon), Stirling Albion Supporters Trust chair
Paul Goodwin is very sensible to say,
according to the BBC: "The club has become disenfranchised from the community for a long, long time. We would want some boardroom recognition before we parted with any money."
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Simon I hope you and yours had a good Christmas.
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