Kilby face Alloa on Saturday and Mick Kennedy knows the Wasps pose a lot of challenges for his side with their talented loan players
East Kilbride manager Mick Kennedy has warned his team to be wary of Alloa Athletic's talented loan players ahead of their League One clash on Saturday. Kennedy highlighted the threat posed by Rangers loanees Kyle Glasgow and Max Cameron, as well as Motherwell signing Luca Ross. The match at the Indodrill Stadium is expected to be an open and highly competitive fixture.
East Kilbride currently sit in fourth place, just one point ahead of Alloa. With full-time clubs Hamilton Accies and Ross County leading the division, Kennedy has targeted a top-four finish and a promotion play-off spot as realistic goals for his side this season.
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