Why hit us?

Published 30 Nov 2010 09:30 0 Comments

By Stewart McConnell

ANGRY Ayr United commercial director Hugh Cameron this week revealed that the postponement of the Honest Men's home Barr's Irn-Bru Second Division league clash with East Fife could cost them up to £9000 and hit out at striking referees for making the SFL clubs suffer through their industrial action.

Hugh, pictured, said it was a big "disappointment" that the plug had to be pulled on the game FORTY EIGHT hours from kick-off as it was called off on Thursday afternoon because there was no referee available to officiate, especially since staff were working intensively to try and make sure it had a chance of going ahead, despite the Arctic conditions.

It has now been rescheduled for next Wednesday, December 8.

For Hugh's full reaction as well as the latest team news from gaffer Brian Reid, pick up this week's paper today.

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