League pressure mounts for Rabs

A last minute strike saw Rob Roy lose a fourth straight game on Saturday.
By The Newsroom
Published 16th Apr 2014, 22:24 BST
Photograph Jamie Forbes 12.4.14 KIRKINTILLOCH. Rob Roy vs Clydebank at Adamslie.Photograph Jamie Forbes 12.4.14 KIRKINTILLOCH. Rob Roy vs Clydebank at Adamslie.
Photograph Jamie Forbes 12.4.14 KIRKINTILLOCH. Rob Roy vs Clydebank at Adamslie.

Raabs went down 1-0 to Clydebank following an injury time winner - a disappointing end to the last league game ever to be played at Adamslie Park.

The club are hoping to move to a new stadium near the town’s Southbank Marina, but in the meantime will groundshare with Cumbernauld United at Guys Meadow.

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Saturday’s result leaves Rabs sitting sixth in the table with one game left to play.

Photograph Jamie Forbes 12.4.14 KIRKINTILLOCH. Rob Roy vs Clydebank at Adamslie.Photograph Jamie Forbes 12.4.14 KIRKINTILLOCH. Rob Roy vs Clydebank at Adamslie.
Photograph Jamie Forbes 12.4.14 KIRKINTILLOCH. Rob Roy vs Clydebank at Adamslie.

But the three sides currently directly below Rabs in the league seem almost certain to overtake them by the end of the season.

Hurlford, Cumnock and Glenafton trail by only one point, four points and four points respectively - but have between five and NINE games in hand over Rob Roy.

Bottom-of-the-table Largs Thistle are odds-on to fill one of two automatic relegation spots.