Airdrie boss says result is all that matters as Diamonds set new club record

Airdrie boss Ian Murray says the 1-1 draw was all that mattered as his aspect set a brand new membership document of 20 video games unbeaten at New Broomfield this afternoon.

Murray, who was sitting the sport out because of suspension, admitted he made seven modifications with a view to Tuesday's Championship play-off semi-final first leg at Montrose, however they nonetheless acquired over the road to shut the league marketing campaign.

Airdrie's play-off future is now in their very own arms, and although they have been removed from their greatest towards Peterhead this afternoon, Murray was nonetheless happy.

He mentioned: "The result's all that issues. We form of felt we had it, as a result of the earlier document was over two seasons, nevertheless it's an ideal document, to beat the one from Sandy Stewart's title-winning aspect [in 2004].

"The result's all that issues. To surpass the document is satisfying for this group of gamers, for myself and the employees, and likewise the soccer membership.

“However information are there to be damaged, perhaps in the future our document shall be damaged as effectively, however we wish to hold that going now, and get to 21 on Tuesday evening.

Airdrie have been excellent all season however weren't at their greatest at the moment (Picture: SNS Group)

“It was a bit sticky within the first half, I didn’t really feel we performed very effectively, we have been too rushed going ahead and never affected person sufficient within the ultimate third.

“However we have been additionally too gradual on the again, not transferring the ball rapidly sufficient, in order that was irritating for myself."

Murray added: "The gamers have been desirous to impress within the recreation, finish of season matches are very tough, and you could possibly say we had extra to lose than Peterhead.

“We have been going for that document, however truthful play to Peterhead, they’re in an honest run they usually've had a proper few video games undefeated in the previous couple of weeks.

"We had modified formation at half-time to a 4-1-3-2 to attempt to get us again into the sport. Clearly the own-goal was a bit completely different and the penalty miss clearly helps us.

"We made seven modifications at the moment, totally with a watch on Tuesday, we needed to give boys a relaxation and provides guys game-time, so it was just about horses for programs."

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