Buddies go Mirren Mile

3-2 victory, another three points and e push on from there.

Two of Saturday’s goals for Burgh ere scored by substitutes and Tommy ecognises the strength of depth his quad has after the recruitment drive f the past year.

He said: “The great thing about his side is we have goals all over the eam.

“Two of the goalscorers had come n as substitutes.

“We have really good quality in the quad.

“At the hour mark it gives us a real mpetus if we have to make changes because we’re bringing real quality onto the pitch ... in any side, it’s a great thing to have, to have goals coming from all over the pitch.”

Elsewhere, in the West of Scotland Football League, Premier Division outfit Arthurlie crashed 4 - 2 at Beith in one of the only games to go ahead on a horrid weekend weather-wise.

Lee Roulston and Mark Docherty found the net for ‘Lie but the home team - who are currently third in the table - was too strong for them across the 90 minutes. Arthurlie are secondbottom of the table and seven points adrift of safety.

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by the staff that people don’t see is a credit to the football club. It would be nice to reward everybody for the hard work they put in.”

Meanwhile, Robbo has already been handed his playing budget for next season – and says clinching European football could give him more financial flexibility in this summer’s transfer market.

“I know what my budget is,”he added. “We’ve made lots of contact with people and there have been precontracts agreed that people have pulled out of because more money was thrown their way.

“The reality is pre-contracts aren’t worth the paper they are written on.

“The only thing that might change the budget, for the better, would be getting into Europe.

“The club can’t really go above what they’ve given me. We’re in and around the same sort of figures all the time. We’re well versed in what players we need and can get in for the money that we have available.”

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