East Stirlingshire's first league win was well overdue, says boss

East Stirlingshire finally picked up a first victory of the Scottish Lowland Football League campaign on Saturday after 13 matches played.
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Derek Ure’s side beat Gretna 2008 3-1 at the Falkirk Stadium to move onto nine points.

Manager Ure said of the result: “It was a good performance and we managed to get the win which was the most important thing. We were focused in both boxes and that was what I wanted to see from them as we have been caught out too many times this year.

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"We have a young team but the players have quality and character and I really think we can push on up the table. I have seen more than enough from these guys in the last two games to tell me that we can get out of this position.”

Shire also played last midweek, drawing 2-2 with Civil Service Strollers in Edinburgh.

Ure added: “We were excellent in that match too and that players have answered my criticism.”

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