Kirkwood says his team to have confidence

WICK Academy Director Davy Kirkwood assume the role of a preacher man before the game this weekend against Keith arranged.
President Scorrier sermon has to do with confidence before the 3:00 am launch, which was passed in the second stage of the game suspended by rain and the storm is expected.
And the Academia Keith now travel to play the game that was postponed until September 10 initially.
Highlands of Scotland will be the work of the Football League only in the second game in a month, but Loic Kirkwood believes that all you need to find the three points is faith.
"We're going out with the belief we can win the game," said Kirkwood. "It is the hope of winning, but with the conviction that we will."
Kirkwood has inspired football genius he had seen during a match last week against Deveronvale.
Although the result of losing 2-0, and said that the first time in the Princess Royal Park, some of the best football team that has seen his game since he took office six months ago.
"For 60 minutes, was probably the best football that is played by Wake all season," he said. "We had the mastery of the game of fear and it was a waste of the few opportunities that allow us to constantly, while the valley I have them."
Kirkwood am looking forward need to think back to October last year when I started the Academy Maroon Scottish Cup.
"Obviously they are earlier in the season for the second round of the Scottish Cup, winning 1-0 to us," he said.
"But I do not think this is a reflection of that game, and can easily be through us."
However, there is a lesson in everything according to the doctrine of Kirkwood and knows what is needed for the future.
"I know they have a good front line of attack in the Keith Cammy" he said. "But we have probably the three best runners youth center in the league with Farquhar and Alan and Grant, Michael Stephen. Anything can happen."
Farquhar question remains, however, due to a knee injury, so it could be up to stop the brothers Stephen star striker on his way and turn the tables.
Kirkwood said he plans to take full advantage of this opportunity to do so - as long as the heavens do not open constantly in the Garden Kynoch.
"I'm praying that the weather is good so we can get in the game," he said. "Hopefully we can get a good start and start climbing the league again."
At the same time, the director Darren Keith clouds still in the running with his team in recent times, despite being caught in the recent delays.
"Our last game was two weeks ago when we won 6-0 against Strathspey" he said. "So we're in the next game with confidence and decent way of life.
He added: "We won our last four games on the bounce."
Still gets a newly formed team along relatively injury-free, a big change from the side last season when he suffered a blow after blow.
"We have a great team was established at a time," said Director of the Maroons.
"This has helped us as we have had some major problems in the early season injury."
He missed the game tomorrow will be the defender Derek Nicol, midfielder and striker Neil Robertson Smith, Jonathan.
Director Keith expects nothing less than a critical time.
"If you look at every game last season was very tight," he said.
"I've been in the Scottish Cup final this season and only won 1-0 - was a tough match.
"I expect nothing less than a day on Saturday."