Midfielder Charlie Telfer admits Airdrie lacked quality all over the park as they fell to a late defeat at Kelty Hearts on Saturday - and insists they must be braver at Montrose tonight.
It took an 85th minute strike from Alfredo Agyeman to separate the Fifers from the Diamonds at New Central Park at the weekend nd that saw Airdrie slip to third in League One, leaving them two points behind leaders Dunfermline and one adrift of second place Edinburgh City going into tonight’s re-arranged clash at Links Park.
Rhys McCabe’s men could muster just three shots on target in the whole match, with assistant boss Callum Fordyce coming closest when he had a goal-bound effort hooked over the bar by a Kelty defender in the 10th minute before sending a volley narrowly over the bar.
