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Re: Scot's 1-2-3 Thread - 15th Oct
Yeah I think I will be on Forfar. That 2-0 win a Raith was a cracking result:
From forfardispatch.co.uk
Boss plans to make it tough
FORFAR fans can look forward to three home Saturdays on the trot, as the Loons bid to enhance their league position.
Stirling Albion are first up this coming Saturday, with league leaders Gretna due to visit Station Park on Saturday, October 22, ahead of Alloa Athletic on Saturday, October 29.
In between, there is a trip to Ayr United to be made on Wednesday, October 26.
Having recorded an excellent victory at Raith Rovers prior to the mini-break due to international action, new manager Ray Farningham is keen to hit the victory trail at home.
"I want teams coming to Forfar knowing they are going to be in for a real hard game," he commented on Tuesday (yesterday) ahead of training. "That was what it was like when I was a player, and if we can do that again we will get the victories."
Raymond missed out on Scotland's World Cup k.o. as he was away watching a junior player in action on Saturday.
And, the previous night, he and assistant boss George Shaw took in the Stirling Albion-Alloa Athletic league game at Forthbank.
"The result was nil-nil, but it was an open game, and both teams created a number of chances," added Farningham.
"Stirling are a team that do create chances, so we will have to watch them on Saturday. However, if we show the same attitude as we did against Raith then I will have no worries."
In what was a busy week for the manager, he also fixed up a bounce game against Cowdenbeath to give his fringe players match practice.
"It was a useful exercise, and I hope to be able to fix up similar games at least once a fortnight to keep the players who are not playing regular first team football match fit."
The manager was down to the bare bones for the Cowden match, but there are no major injury worries ahead of the Stirling Albion encounter.
David McClune (hamstring) and Martin Cameron (groin) both missed out but should be o.k.
Striker Paul Tosh is also upping his training, but there is no rush to get the player match fit.
"Paul has been out a long time, and will take the advice of the physio as to when he can return," said Ray
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