BOTH Brechin City manager, Ian Campbell, and chairman, David Birse have called for the "full backing of the fans" in this Saturday's home game against Ayr United - a match in which City can finally clinch their place in Division One if successful.

"I want to see as many red and white scarves at the Glebe as possible," said Pink.

"Our fans have given us tremendous backing this season home and away and we were all annoyed that we didn't finish the job last week at Dumbarton.

"But this is another great opportunity for us in front of our own supporters and we not only want to go all out to win the game. We want to win the league title as well!

"I would ask our supporters to do their utmost to try and bring along a friend on Saturday as the added support could make all the difference."

David Birse added: "There are no nerves in and around the Glebe at all. The management and players are totally focued on the job in hand and we just want to make sure we take the final few steps over the finishing line in the proper manner.

"Once again, I urge locals to come out and give their backing to the team in greater numbers. We want to leave Division Two on a positive note and more importantly we want to galvanise any potential untapped support for the push into the First Division.

"We want to go up as Champions and over the next fortnight, we must put on performances worthy of that staus in front of our own supporters."