Ross McGeachie held his hands up for the mistake that gifted Albion Rovers their opener on Saturday – but hailed his Stirling Albion team-mates for digging in and securing a valuable point on the road.
The Binos stand-in skipper was left disappointed at his involvement in Charlie Reilly’s opener for Rovers and said it typified a first half where Albion were well off the pace as their unbeaten run looked in serious jeopardy at Cliftonhill.
But Albion showed their character to overcome their poor display in the opening half – as well as a second-half red card to Robert Thomson – to snatch a late leveller through the prolific Dale Carrick, with the ex-Hearts forward then denied by the bar in stoppage time.
