Stiring Albion boss challenges side to end disappointing League 2 campaign on a high

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Stirling boss Darren Young is calling on his players to end a disappointing season on a high.Young’s men sit 11 points adrift of the play-offs in seventh place with just two games to go.And that alarming stat sees them resigned to another season in the bottom tier of Scottish football.But Young is demanding more from his players against Albion Rovers at Coatbridge tomorrow in their last away game of the season.He wants his flops to prove they are worthy of staying on as he plans a more successul campaign next term.The former Aberdeen and Dunfermline Athletic midfielder came in midway through the season after a string of bad results saw Kevin Rutkiewicz resign as gaffer.And he’ll be aiming to use the summer transfer window to bolster his struggling squad.Young saw a three-game unbeaten run end last Saturday with a 2-0 home defeat to Elgin City.Click here for more news and sport from the Stirling area.The Binos boss (right) was deflated by a poor performance.And he admitted: “We weren’t ruthless enough in either penalty area against Elgin.“That cost us.“The goals we conceded were very poor and we need to be doing much better.“It was very disappointing because we had done well in the three games before that and the aim had been to keep that unbeaten run going until the end of the season.”Young will be boosted by the fact that Stirling have picked up more points on their travels this season – 21 away and 17 at Forthbank.And improving the home form will be a high priority next season as he tries to lift them in to cinch League One.For now he will be trying to focus his players by gaining maximum points from Coatbridge and the home clash with Edinburgh City in the last game of the season next Saturday.Young conceded: “We have