New Albion Rovers boss Sandy Clark admits people told him he was "off his head" to take on the top job at a club sitting bottom of League Two.
But he insists he has returned to Cliftonhill because he believes the squad is good enough to claw themselves away from potentially falling through the SPFL trap door.
The Wee Rovers are fighting to avoid facing a play-off for their SPFL survival at the end of the season and currently sit a point behind ninth place Bonnyrigg Rose, after a 1-0 defeat to their rivals last week saw Brian Reid sacked as manager with just six games remaining of the campaign.
