STENHOUSEMUIR manager Terry Christie has signed East Stirling
full-back Gordon Russell for #10,000. He goes straight into the team to
face Queen of the South at Ochilview.
Queen's add Kevin Heatherington to their squad.
Morton, who top the league on goal difference, will have to do without
midfielder Alan Mahood against Clyde at Cappielow. Mahood has a
hamstring injury.
The visitors' who again wait for a check on George McCluskey, are the
division's highest scorers and only five points off the pace. In
addition they won 1-0 on their previous visit to Greenock.
Berwick Rangers will be looking for revenge over visitors Meadowbank
who put them out of the cup. The Borderers have Mark Cowan back while
Thistle wait for Stewart Williamson and Graham Davidson.
Dumbarton do not score many goals away from home but they should be
able to remedy that when they visit Steve Archibald's East Fife, who
have conceded 20 at Methil.
Stirling Albion visit Brechin who have not conceded a goal in two
matches.
The Third Division's match of the day is between the top two clubs at
Forfar. The home side have nine wins and two draws on their own ground,
but Ross County have conceded only nine goals away from home, the best
record in Scotland.
East Stirling add David Watt for the visit of Queen's Park, who have
appointed Hugh McCann as their new coach.
Cowdenbeath visit Caley Thistle in search of points which might yet
keep them in contention for promotion.
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