Airdrie's win at Alloa was best I've been a part of, says Diamonds No.2 Callum Fordyce

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Airdrie player/assistant boss Callum Fordyce reckons the Diamonds produced one of their best displays in his time at New Broomfield after they brushed Alloa aside to move into the play-off spots in League One.The Diamonds defender put his side on the road to victory with the opening goal after just two minutes before a Calum Gallagher double and a Charlie Telfer strike sealed a fine win.It could have been an even more handsome victory had it not been for some superb goalkeeping from Wasps No.1 Jay Hogarth.And Fordyce, who joined the club in 2019, said: “I would say it’s one of the best performances I’ve ever been part of.

It was a complete performance.“I’ve been here four years and the way we moved the ball on Saturday was fantastic, although I still felt we could have upped it if we needed to.“But that is one of the best I’ve seen in my time here.“It was a deserved victory.

The boys were great. We had a great start to the game and even before my goal we had a good chance that was blocked.“As soon as the ball left the foot of Charlie, I got the flight of it well and I was lucky enough to get on the end of it.“I’ve had a few cleared off the line this season getting on the end of Charlie’s deliveries and I wondered if one was ever going to go in, so I’m delighted to get that one.“If it was more than four, it would have been totally deserved with the chances we created.“You need to give credit to the Alloa goalkeeper as well because he made some important saves for them.“But we will take confidence from this because on another day it could have ended up six or seven.”The Diamonds leapfrogged Alloa to go fourth in the table and although they are 10 points off of leaders Dunfermline, having played a game more, the win puts