Kyle Banner acknowledged it wasn’t a day for silky football – but praised his teammates for fighting the elements and a man disadvantage to claim a crucial point.
He kept his spot in the Binos defence for last weekend’s match at East Fife despite the return of regular centre-back Jordan McGregor to the squad after suspension – and put in a fighting display as Stirling kept themselves in touch at the top of League Two.
They now face another frustrating hiatus, with their scheduled opponents on Saturday – Elgin City – away on Scottish Cup duty, meaning they will have to watch the other games from the sidelines before returning for a Valentines’ dust-up on Tuesday evening away at Bonnyrigg.
