Clyde star doesn't care how Bully Wee survive last-day shoot-out - as long as they do

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Craig Howie doesn’t care how Clyde beat Elgin City on Saturday, as long as they come back with three points and a place in League Two.Howie says the Bully Wee have let fans down too often this season, and wants to repay their faith with a win that ensures Stranraer are in the Pyramid play-off final against East Kilbride, instead of themselves.The defender, who arrived in January for a second spell at the club, knows there is a lot of hard work to do on Saturday, but says winning is all that matters.But the 1-0 win over East Fife on Saturday – with Howie’s header hitting the right post and running along the goal-line, before Martin Rennie battered it into the net – left them two points ahead of rivals Stranraer, going into the final day.He said: “It’s good to get the win, especially in our final home game, to give the fans something to cheer about – because we’ve probably let them down too many times over the season.“But it’s great to get the three points and it puts us in a good position for next week.“It’s in our own hands, which is pretty much all we could ask for.“Anytime in football, if it’s in your own hands to determine the outcome of wherever you want to finish in the league, that’s exactly what you’re looking for.“There’s a lot of work still to do.“I have no doubt we’ll go out there confident, and we’re going up there to win the game, get three points, and as long as we’re safe at the end of the game that’s all that matters.“If we go up there and do the business, we’ll be coming down the road happy.”Howie added: “Since I came in, I knew we had to really pick up results.“My own personal performances haven’t been as high as I’d like it, especially in recent weeks since I came back from injury, but the main thing is