Pirates on a mission to make it two out of two But head coach Turley wants to see an improved performance

Paisley Pirates take to the road again this weekend as they make the trip to Dumfries to face Solway Stingrays tomorrow.

Ian Turley’s side are looking to build upon a nervy 7- 4 win at Kilmarnock last Saturday, as they twice found themselves three goals behind.

The final session was under way before they forced themselves ahead in the game for the first time, having been 4-1 behind at the end of the first period before staging a thrilling comeback.

Head coach Turley was in philosophical mood as he reflected on last week’s match.

He told Express Sport: “We were a bit rusty in our first competitive match and it showed in the period scores, though we did improve as the match wore on.

“It highlighted the fact that we have to play for all three periods if we are to have any success.

“We are still behind in terms of where Adam Walker and I think we should be at this stage, but we’ve certainly seen improvements in the squad now we’ve had matches under our belts.”

And Turley looked forward to this weekend’s encounter as his side bid to make it two wins out of two.

He added: “Looking ahead to the Solway game, we’ll have had another week of training and with a couple of players returning, we’re hoping to be that bit better and more structured than last weekend.

“We’ve still got a few available places to fill to complete our roster, so we’re looking to improve the squad.

“And if there are any players out there looking to join, they can get in touch with me through the club at paisleypirates@ gmail. co. uk and we’ll be happy to have a look at them.”

The match at Solway faces off at 5.30pm.