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East Fife boss not looking over his shoulder

East Fife boss not looking over his shoulder

East Fife travel to Annan looking for the win that will keep them in fourth place in League Two.

And manager Gary Naysmith is determined not to look over his shoulder in the play-off chase.

Resurgent Elgin sit just two points behind the Bayview men and are poised for any slip-up, however Naysmith is concentrating only on his own side.

He explained: “We will determine who finishes fourth in the table and that is all I am looking at. If we play like we can, and play like we did against Albion Rovers last weekend, then we will be okay.

“Albion came to our place looking for the win that could have seen them win the league but we went out and played very well against them. We were a bit short of numbers but the players that came in did really well and it is a case of more of the same please against Annan.”

Naysmith reckons that his side will be facing determined opponents at Galabank.

He said: “This is their last chance to be involved in the play-offs and it is a game that they have to win. They will come out looking for the three points however we will be doing exactly the same. I am not interested in going there looking for a draw as I want the three points.”

The Fifers add a fit again Lewis Barr and Alan Cook to their travelling party, however Liam Smith, Stevie Campbell and Allan Walker all remain out with knocks.