Annan v Albion Rovers: Clark says everyone at Cliftonhill needs to 'pull together' for SPFL survival
dailyrecord.co.ukAlbion Rovers boss Sandy Clark has called on everyone involved with the club to “pull together” over the next few weeks to ensure the club’s SPFL survival.The Cliftonhill side moved off the bottom of League Two on Saturday when a vital 3-0 win over Elgin City saw them leapfrog their rivals on goal difference.However, Rovers find themselves back at the bottom after Elgin drew with Stenhousemuir to move a point clear of Clark's men going into the final four games of the campaign.So Clark knows the fans, players and staff must stick together for the last push as they prepare to face Annan on Saturday.He said: “You could see the enjoyment on the guys’ faces at the end of the game against Elgin and the supporters enjoyed it as well, so it is important that we all pull together over the next few weeks to get us out of this.“But it is also massively important that we don’t take anything for granted against Annan.
We will have to have the same level of performance we showed on Saturday to get something from that game.“Everybody is fighting for their life and so are Elgin, so we have to make sure we look after ourselves in the next four games.“Ourselves, Bonnyrigg and Elgin are all in there so we need to make sure we win that mini league, if you like, get safe and build on it for next season.“Annan want the top four/play-offs, so they will be motivated and it will be tough."Rovers have yet to beat Annan this season, suffering a 2-0 defeat in February, a 5-1 loss in December and recording a 2-2 draw in August.But Clark said: “The past is irrelevant and we need to look at now.
We have set a benchmark on Saturday against Elgin and it doesn’t matter who it is we are playing, we’ve got to show the same level of commitment,
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