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1 3RD ROUND SCOTTISH CUP SATURDAY 24TH NOVEMBER 2018 HAMPDEN PARK KICK-OFF 3PM QUEEN S PARK v RAITH ROVERS like follow subscribe

MARK ROBERTS Head Coach I would like to welcome everyone involved with Raith Rovers to Hampden for the 3rd round of the Scottish Cup. I ve watched Friday s game back and it was a decent first half.

After that we were decent, we had some good play in the final third and had some good crosses into the box. Our final ball wasn t good enough however.

2 MARK ROBERTS Head Coach I would like to welcome everyone involved with Raith Rovers to Hampden for the 3rd round of the Scottish Cup. I ve watched Friday s game back and it was a decent first half. We started the game not bad then they came into it. Jordan saved us a couple times pulling off some great saves. After that we were decent, we had some good play in the final third and had some good crosses into the box. Our final ball wasn t good enough however. The Nomads are a decent side and they found a way to win a game of football. The two goals that they scored were quality rather than just bombarding us. I was reasonably happy with our performance. The disappointing thing is we lost, the players hate losing. There is a real opportunity for us if we are at it on Saturday against Raith. If we are aggressive and play the way we can we have a chance. We will be hoping to play more on the ball than we did on Friday night. There will be a real opportunity for us but it will be difficult for us. They are high flying in the league above, it will be tough. Enjoy the game!

Saturday 24th Nov 2018 Queen s Park v Raith Rovers Adult 14 Concession 5 Child U16 3 Email:

uk President: Gerry Crawley Company Secretary: Christine Wright Programme Contributors: Keith

QPFC Squad Photos: Ian Cairns Pictures: M Gordon, Ian Cairns If you have any ideas or

3 CLUB INFORMATION Queen s Park Football Queen s Park Contact: TICKET PRICES Saturday 24th Nov 2018 Queen s Park v Raith Rovers Adult 14 Concession 5 Child U secretary@queensparkfc.co.uk President: Gerry Crawley Company Secretary: Christine Wright Programme Contributors: Keith McAllister, Frank McCrossan and Sean Davenport. QPFC Squad Photos: Ian Cairns Pictures: M Gordon, Ian Cairns If you have any ideas or questions regarding our programme then don t hesitate to contact us programme@queensparkfc.co.uk Club Policies available to view here *Please note that all articles and match reports are the views of individual contributors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the club.

QPFC SQUAD 2018/19 JORDAN HART GK Escape Recruitment HOME: John Marr AWAY: Gregor

HOME: Neil Chisholm JACK DUNLOP GK Concrete Repairs Ltd Falkirk HOME: Christine

HOME: John Gallagher SCOTT GIBSON DF Cavetta Consulting HOME: Alan Hutchison AWAY:

Higgins QPFC SQUAD 2018/19 JAMES GRANT DF Sun Cool Air Conditioning HOME: Gordon

GAVIN LACHLAN MD Arran Brogan HOME: Max Clements JAMIE McKERNON MD HOME: Iona

MILLER MD HOME: Iona Lindsay AWAY: Marion Campbell DEAN KINDLAN MD Relay Technical

4 QPFC SQUAD 2018/19 JORDAN HART GK Escape Recruitment HOME: John Marr AWAY: Gregor Hall GERRY McLAUCHLAN DF Escape Recruitment HOME: Jeff Templeman CIARAN SUMMERS DF HOME: Neil Chisholm JACK DUNLOP GK Concrete Repairs Ltd Falkirk HOME: Christine Wright CAMMY FOY DF HOME: Robert Smellie AWAY: Alasdair MacKenzie LEWIS MAGEE DF HOME: John Gallagher SCOTT GIBSON DF Cavetta Consulting HOME: Alan Hutchison AWAY: Ian Kerr Oban DANIEL NIMMO DF HOME: Ron Jack DOMINIC McLAREN DF HOME: Michael Higgins QPFC SQUAD 2018/19 JAMES GRANT DF Sun Cool Air Conditioning HOME: Gordon Whitelaw AWAY: Don Revie CALVIN McGRORY MD HOME: John Lumsden AWAY: John McGrory GAVIN LACHLAN MD Arran Brogan HOME: Max Clements JAMIE McKERNON MD HOME: Iona Lindsay AWAY: Jack Gray KURTIS ROBERTS MD Kathleen Orr HOME: Frank McCrossan ALI MILLER MD HOME: Iona Lindsay AWAY: Marion Campbell DEAN KINDLAN MD Relay Technical Transport HOME: Keith McAllister GREGOR FOTHERINGHAM EWAN MacPHERSON FWD MD HOME: HOME: Gordon Clements AWAY: John Cattanach

QPFC SQUAD 2018/19 TABLES & FIXTURES TEAM PLAYED WON DRAWN LOST GD POINTS

FWD HOME: Douglas Orr DANIEL KINDLAN FWD Relay Technical Support HOME:

Annan Athletic 13 6 3 4 4 21 5 Elgin City 13 6 1 6-5 19 6 QUEEN S PARK 12

Stirling Albion 13 3 2 8-7 11 ADAM MARTIN FWD Lewis Elliot HOME: Mark

Rae-Anne Cameron AWAY: Dez Weir BRENDAN SHARPE FWD HOME: Gerry Crawley

Scottish Cup Queen s Park v Raith Rovers SCOTT McLean FWD HOME: Marion

HOME: Colin Rutherford EUAN EAST FWD Porcelanosa HOME: Chris Kerr AWAY:

Berwick Rangers Edinburgh City v Queen s Park Peterhead v Annan Athletic

5 QPFC SQUAD 2018/19 TABLES & FIXTURES TEAM PLAYED WON DRAWN LOST GD POINTS 1 Edinburgh City Peterhead BILLY MORTIMER FWD HOME: Douglas Orr DANIEL KINDLAN FWD Relay Technical Support HOME: Gerry Crawley JOSH PETERS FWD HOME: Allan Thomson 3 Clyde Annan Athletic Elgin City QUEEN S PARK Cowdenbeath Berwick Rangers Stirling Albion ADAM MARTIN FWD Lewis Elliot HOME: Mark Thomson AWAY: Stuart Murray SMART OSADOLOR FWD Escape Recruitment HOME: Rae-Anne Cameron AWAY: Dez Weir BRENDAN SHARPE FWD HOME: Gerry Crawley AWAY: Lennon Deeney 10 Albion Rovers SATURDAY 24TH NOVEMBER Scottish Cup Queen s Park v Raith Rovers SCOTT McLean FWD HOME: Marion Campbell KIERAN MOORE FWD SHAREARGYLL HOME: Allan Thomson LEWIS HAWKE FWD HOME: Colin Rutherford EUAN EAST FWD Porcelanosa HOME: Chris Kerr AWAY: Charlie Kerr SATURDAY 1ST DECEMBER Albion Rovers v Cowdenbeath Clyde v Berwick Rangers Edinburgh City v Queen s Park Peterhead v Annan Athletic Stirling Albion v Elgin City PLAYERS SPONSORSHIP Home/Away top: 30 Corporate Sponsor: VAT

KEITH McALLISTER I m spoilt rotten here. I get to rubbish just about anything to do with football every couple of weeks and get away with it; it s great.

6 KEITH McALLISTER I m spoilt rotten here. I get to rubbish just about anything to do with football every couple of weeks and get away with it; it s great. I find a lot to get agitated about when it comes to modern football, so it s easy for me to switch on the rant button and get on with it. However, this week, what with Queen s on the up and Scotland winning not one, but two (count em!), matches in four days, it would be churlish to slate the game, or even some of the people who thoroughly deserve it. So, this week, I m going to veer right off course and slate rugby. Now, I used to play the game when I was a lad. I played full back and that, dear reader, is a nightmare of a position to play when you re a wee boy. The reason for this is that schoolboy rugby is full of massive guys who have been kept back a year or two and who, at about 12 years old, had impressive sideburns, a bad smoking habit, and whose sole interest in life was the physical punishment of anyone who got in their way. Which takes me back to playing full back. The object of schoolboy rugby is to pass the ball to the massive guy with the monobrow and squeal with delight as the appointed bully tramples all the weedy straplings like me as he powers his way to a try, celebrated in the traditional way after the match by necking it from a bottle of Buckfast (note: other fortified wines are available). So, time after time, these hairy mammoths would hammer their way past aimless flailing arms and head for the only person in his way, the full back (there is only one in rugby), and your team mates would recovery their bottle enough to shout at you to throw yourself at this guy s ankles to stop him in his tracks. Whilst I was, and am, unable to punch my way out of a wet paper bag, throwing myself at fat guys stamping, booted feet was something I could manage. And so, I would regularly have guys twice my weight land on top of me after the tackle. Not my idea of fun then, nor now. But that was rugby as I experienced it. It could be quite brutal, and bullies loved it. Banging people about and being praised for it wonderful, eh? I was therefore interested in an article penned by an international rugby coach who was warming about the number of people, particularly kids, being injured whilst playing the game. That said, there have been initiatives and rule changes to protect both kids and adults from the worst excesses that the game has. With adults, the increase in size and power of modern day players plus the intense competition in the game means that injuries are commonplace. The coach highlighted a couple of areas where brute force is being used against the law but overlooked, with a particular concern being focussed on the gap between the better nations, whose players are getting bigger, and the other nations, who don t have the advantage of money being pumped into them to develop their guys. He mentioned the recent match between England and Japan, where a squillion quid was raised but not a penny went to the amateur Japanese team who received under 14 (fourteen) per day (the England players receive in excess of 15,000), and whose national association received nothing other than travel expenses for their side. A conservative estimate put the total receipts at 7 million. Without the Japanese team, there would have been no income at all, and they received precisely nothing. Such is sport at the top level, and we see the same thing in football as the top European clubs are swimming in money whilst grass roots football is on its knees. In an excellent juxtaposition (and how I have longed to use that word in a QP programme article), the same page carried an article on the England team, with a quote from the England coach that his players should be physically smashing them in reference to the amateur Japan team. Physically smashing them ; this is the coach of the national team.think on that. He added that this had happened in the previous week s match with New Zealand and that it was nice that he had heard one of the All Black player s ribs crack a little bit. I m reading this and thinking that if this is what modern sport has come to, there is something wrong with the world. This was also the game where the crowd were encouraged to drown out the traditional All Black pre-match haka ritual. I love to see this, but it s now acceptable to ruin the spectacle. Football has its faults, but I can t say that I see modern rugby as being the example to us all that it is often hailed to be. Perhaps we can learn some things from rugby, but I have to say that I would be wary of it being too much.

7 BY FRANK McCROSSAN ON THIS DAY Queen s Park 1 Raith Rovers 1 24TH NOVEMBER 1984 Queen s Park and Raith Rovers were also in opposition on this day 34 years ago. The occasion was a Scottish League Second Division match at Hampden Park. Neither side was having the best of seasons in what was the third tier of Scottish football. Raith Rovers were in sixth position in the league, while Queen s Park were eleventh. Queen s Park had been boosted by a win at Arbroath on the previous Saturday after a run of seven games without a victory. The Spiders had been expected be without flu victims Jim Nicholson and Jimmy Ward for the clash with Rovers but both declared themselves fit. Queen s Park had a lucky escape in the first minute of the match when Keith Wright blazed wide with only Willie Spence to beat. Benny Verrecchia then missed a headed chance before Queen s took the lead in nine minutes with a superbly crafted goal. Jim Nicholson combined beautifully with Jimmy Ward before blasting a thunderous drive past Alan Blair. There was no further scoring in the first half. On the balance of play, Queen s Park should have been further ahead. However, only a superb Spence save from a Ramsay lob had prevented Rovers from drawing level. The Kirkcaldy men did draw level in 70 minutes when Chris Robertson dashed in to head home a Sweeney cross. Queen s Park then suffered a blow in the 81st minute when Frank Loughran was sent off after a second booking. This gave Rovers the edge and only an amazing goal-line clearance by Gary Fraser prevented the visitors from grabbing the winner. The general view was that, despite Queen s Park having created the greater number of chances over the 90 minutes, a draw was a fair result. The two sides on that late November afternoon were: - Queen s Park Willie Spence; Frank Loughran and Paul McLaughlin; Willie Cairns, Kenny Brannigan and Desi Walker; Jimmy Ward, Gary Fraser, Mark Smith, Jim Nicholson and Benny Verrecchia. Raith Rovers Alan Blair; Tom Houston and Paul Sweeney; Brian Ritchie, Colin More and Iain Phillip; Paul Smith, Charlie Elvin, Paul Ramsay, Chris Robertson and Keith Wright. The draw did little to improve either side s standing in the league table. Raith Rovers went on to finish the season in seventh position, three places ahead of Queen s Park. Also on 24 November 1984 Celtic directors had an emergency meeting with SFA secretary Ernie Walker. The aim was to find a quick solution to where Celtic s controversial European Cup Winners Cup tie with Rapid Vienna would be replayed. Celtic appeared to have beaten Rapid on aggregate after a 3-0 victory at Parkhead. However, objects thrown by the crowd were said to have injured an Austrian player and UEFA ordered the match to be replayed. The likeliest venues for the replay were Pittodrie and Old Trafford. Understandably, club officials, civic authorities and the police in both Aberdeen and Manchester were cautious due to the fear of trouble if Celtic lost. The replay eventually took place at Old Trafford on 12 December Rapid won 1-0, despite facing a very hostile atmosphere, and went on to reach the final of the competition, only to lose 3-1 to Everton. It was reported that Clyde were looking for a new home amid speculation that Shawfield s owners, The Greyhound Racing Association, were planning to sell the ground to the ASDA supermarket chain. East Kilbride was the early favourite to be Clyde s new base when their Shawfield lease agreement expired at the end of season 1985/86, but ground-sharing with possibly Queen s Park or Hamilton Academical was also thought to be a possibility. As it was, the Bully Wee ground-shared with Partick Thistle and Hamilton Accies for the best part of eight seasons before moving to their present home in Cumbernauld in Shawfield was not sold and continues to host greyhound racing to this day.

Average attendances in the Premier League in the season to date were Celtic 24,287; Rangers 22,628; Aberdeen 16,587; Dundee United 10,476; Hearts 10,383; Dundee 8,708; Hibernian 7,850; St Mirren

8 Average attendances in the Premier League in the season to date were Celtic 24,287; Rangers 22,628; Aberdeen 16,587; Dundee United 10,476; Hearts 10,383; Dundee 8,708; Hibernian 7,850; St Mirren 6,007; Morton 4,577; and Dumbarton 4,112. Probably for the only time in the history of Scottish football, the signing of a schoolboy on a S form by a Scottish League club was front page news. The boy was 14-year-old John Spencer of St Ninian s RC High School in Giffnock and the club was Rangers FC. The history-making signing, in the days before Mo Johnston, met with a mixed reception from Rangers fans. On hearing the news, a supporters club in one Lanarkshire town cancelled its buses to Rangers game in Greenock. On the other hand, the Light Blues manager Jock Wallace said I don t care if he is a Catholic, Muslim or anything else. The boy is a good player and wants to play for Rangers that s all that matters. Young Spencer celebrated his signing by scoring four goals for his school against St Margaret s High School of Airdrie. Football hooliganism was a major problem in England in (Scotland was not immune.) Police in London received a tip-off that around 50 armed youths were on a train heading for the Tottenham v Chelsea match at White Hart Lane. The police pounced on the train and found 42 weapons, including knives and knuckle-dusters, hidden under seats and scattered along the track. Snooker was at the height of its popularity in The game attracted massive TV audiences and the leading players were household names. The Coral UK Championship was under way in Preston and featured celebrity performers like Jimmy White, Denis Taylor, Eddie Charlton, Willie Thorne, Cliff Thorburn and Tony Knowles. Steve Davis went on to beat Alex Hurricane Higgins in the final of the competition. The outcome of the tournament was overshadowed, however, by the news that Canadian star Big Bill Werbeniuk had decided to give up his daily intake of 30 pints of lager.

FOCUS ON RAITH ROVERS FC BY SEAN DAVERNPORT JOHN MCGLYNN FIRST TEAM MANAGER (Courtesy of www.raithrovers.

A native of Musselburgh, John is Rovers 34th permanent manager appointed since WW2, and started his playing career in midfield with Bolton Wanderers youth system before playing for Berwick Rangers,

9 FOCUS ON RAITH ROVERS FC BY SEAN DAVERNPORT JOHN MCGLYNN FIRST TEAM MANAGER (Courtesy of John McGlynn was appointed as Manager of the Football Club for a second time on 25th September 2018, on a contract until the end of season A native of Musselburgh, John is Rovers 34th permanent manager appointed since WW2, and started his playing career in midfield with Bolton Wanderers youth system before playing for Berwick Rangers, Musselburgh Athletic and Whitehill Welfare. Whilst at Whitehill he became involved in the coaching side of the game. John s management career started while he was in his 30s; firstly at Easthouses Lily and then Musselburgh Athletic before he was brought into the Hearts coaching setup by Jim Jeffries in In his 10 years at Tynecastle had 2 spells as Interim Manager, replacing John Robertson and George Burley in John s managerial stock rose in his 6 years at Stark s Park from 2006 to 2012, where he turned the club s fortunes around with a mixture of hard graft and determination masterminding several memorable campaigns. His first challenge was to restore pride and SFL First Division football to Stark s Park after relegation which he achieved in his second full season in Kirkcaldy as the Rovers were crowned SFL Second Division Champions in Photo: Raith Rovers F.C. The highlights of John s time at the Rovers in the SFL First Division are well documented, with Rovers supporters still recalling with great fondness the Scottish Cup run to the semi-final defeat to eventual winners Dundee United in season , which featured a memorable victory against the odds away from home at Pittodrie and then a thrilling quarter final victory over Dundee at Dens Park. The following season under John s leadership Rovers mounted a serious challenge for the First Division League title and promotion to the SPL; and despite losing out to Fife derby rivals Dunfermline Athletic in the final weeks of the season, won the PFA Scotland Manager of the Year award. John also managed Hearts and Livingston after leaving Stark s Park before taking on the role position of First Team Scout at Celtic in January 2015, working under Ronnie Deila and then Brendan Rodgers, until taking the reins at Stark s Park early on in season PHOTO IAN CAIRNS

10 YEAR LEAGUE RECORD 2008/09 Division Two 2009/10 Division One 2010/11 Division One 2011/12 Division One 2012/13 Division One 2013/14 Championship 2014/15 Championship 2015/16 Championship 2016/17

17/11/18 Win 2-3 v Forfar Athletic 2-1 v Brechin City 1-2 v East Fife 3-1 v Stenhousemuir CLUB HONOURS Scottish Challenge Cup Winners 2013/14 Scottish League Cup Winners 1994/95 Scottish League Cup

10 10 YEAR LEAGUE RECORD 2008/09 Division Two 2009/10 Division One 2010/11 Division One 2011/12 Division One 2012/13 Division One 2013/14 Championship 2014/15 Championship 2015/16 Championship 2016/17 Championship 2017/18 League One 1st 7th 2nd 7th 6th 7th 6th 4th 9th 2nd CURRENT FORM (DWLWLW) 06/10/18 Draw 1-1 v Arbroath 20/10/18 Win 2-1 v Stranraer 27/10/18 Loss 03/11/18 Win 10/11/18 Loss 17/11/18 Win 2-3 v Forfar Athletic 2-1 v Brechin City 1-2 v East Fife 3-1 v Stenhousemuir CLUB HONOURS Scottish Challenge Cup Winners 2013/14 Scottish League Cup Winners 1994/95 Scottish League Cup Runners-Up 1948/49 Scottish Cup Runners-Up 1912/13 First Division Champions 1992/93, 1994/95 Second Division Champions 1907/08, 1909/10, 1937/ /49, 2002/ /09 Second Division Runners-Up 1926/27, 1966/67, 1975/ /78, 1986/87 CLUB RECORDS Record attendance 31,306 v Hearts, 7 February 1953 Record victory 10 1 v Coldstream, Scottish Cup, 1954 Record defeat 2 11 vs Morton, Division 2, 1936 League goalscoring record Norrie Heywood 1937/38, 42 goals Most league goals (individual) Gordon Dalziel, 154 ( ) Most goals in a league season (team) 142, (British Record) Most capped player David Morris, 6 caps for Scotland Highest transfer fee paid 225,000 for Paul Harvey (from Airdrie, July 1996) Highest transfer fee received 900,000 for Steve McAnespie (to Bolton Wanderers, 1995)

11 SUPPORTERS NOTES AWAY BUS TRAVEL Contact Details: Mobile COWDENBEATH TUESDAY 27TH NOVEMBER Our league fixture with Cowdenbeath which was due played this Saturday has been rearranged for Tuesday 27th November with a 7.45pm kick off. Once again we will be running a bus to this game. Bus tickets for this game are available now from myself, John Richmond, or at the supporters shop from Keith McAllister. Please note that a 5.00 deposit will be required when booking and your booking should be with us this Saturday (24th November). Bus times: Clarkston 5.00pm ; Mount Florida 5.15pm; High Street 5.30pm Bus cost: Employed 12.00; Concessions 10.00; under 16 s 8.00 EDINBURGH CITY - SATURDAY 1ST DECEMBER This is closely followed by Saturday the 1st of December for our visit to Ainslie Park and the League 2 fixture with Edinburgh City. When booking your seat on the bus a 5.00 deposit will be required; bus tickets for this game will be available from me or the Souvenir Shop. We expect this bus to be very busy! Bus times: Clarkston 12.00pm ; Mount Florida 12.15pm; High Street 12.30pm Bus cost: Employed 12.00; Concessions 10.00; under 16 s 8.00 BERWICK RANGERS - SATURDAY 15TH DECEMBER Tickets will be available this Saturday for the Berwick bus, always a popular trip. Bus times: Clarkston 10.30am ; Mount Florida 10.45am; High Street 11.00am Bus cost: Employed 14.00; Concessions 12.00; under 16 s long as we get enough names to cover the costs running the bus. We require a minimum of twenty five people booking seats for this to be possible. I will require to have names by Saturday the 15th December. This bus will pick up at the J.B.McAlpine Pavilion only at 1.45pm. When booking a 5.00 deposit will be required. CHRISTMAS RAFFLE 2018 Once again John Richmond will be running the annual Supporters Association Christmas raffle. This will be the fourth year and the previous three years have been a great success; any raffle prize donations would be greatly appreciated. I would also appreciate a volunteer to help me with the sale of the raffle tickets anyone wanting to offer their services can speak to me on Saturday or on the details below. The draw will be made after our home game with Elgin City on Saturday the 22nd December. Contact Johnrichmond1960@yahoo.co.uk Mobile SOUVENIR SHOP ALL KIT REDUCED We have reduced the price of the blue 150th kit and the hoops kit at the Souvenir Shop. Adult tops will be reduced from 45 down to 35, with kids tops going from 35 down to 30. Please note that we have a restricted number in some sizes. Shorts and socks will also be reduced by 10%. We have been fortunate to have a few copies of Fred Ellsworth s book, Queen s Park and the Great War 1914 to 1918 chronicling the events of World War 1 through the exploits of the Queen s Park FC players and members who were involved in the field. A great deal of research has gone into this book and the associated papers, many penned by QP fan Frank McCrossan who also contributed greatly to the book, appear on the Club website. The books are available at the Chop this coming Saturday and can be had for a 5 donation to QPFC youth funds. We also have a number of big match programmes on sale. KEITH MCALLISTER CLYDE - SATURDAY 29TH DECEMBER The Association will run a bus for our last fixture of the year against Clyde as

SAFETY NOTICE Supporter safety is a key priority for all Clubs, we at Queen s Park FC are committed to doing everything we can to ensure that the match day experience is safe and enjoyable.

12 SAFETY NOTICE Supporter safety is a key priority for all Clubs, we at Queen s Park FC are committed to doing everything we can to ensure that the match day experience is safe and enjoyable. One of the most dangerous things we have to deal with is pyrotechnic articles such as smoke bombs and flares in the stadium and we'd ask that you assist us to look after you by not bringing such articles with you to matches. These articles can cause severe burns, damage to hearing or breathing difficulties and their use is especially distressing for groups such as small children and those who can't easily move away when pyrotechnics are activated. Experience shows that when a pyrotechnic is activated in a crowd there is often a movement away from the immediate area which can cause panic and disorientation and which creates a risk of slips and trips or crushing for those nearby. Please be in no doubt that these articles are unpleasant and potentially life-threatening to be around - they are also illegal at football matches - and being caught with them will result in exclusion from Queen s Park FC as well as a possible criminal conviction. ludere causa ludendi

13 Queen s Park Raith Rovers JORDAN HART JACK DUNLOP SCOTT GIBSON GERRY MCLAUCHLAN CAMMY FOY DANIEL NIMMO CIARAN SUMMERS LEWIS MAGEE DOMINIC MCLAREN JAMES GRANT JAMIE MCKERNON ALI MILLER CALVIN MCGRORY KURTIS ROBERTS DEAN KINDLAN GAVIN LACHLAN GREGOR FOTHERINGHAM EWAN MACPHERSON BILLY MORTIMER DANIEL KINDLAN JOSH PETERS ADAM MARTIN SMART OSADOLOR BRENDAN SHARPE SCOTT McLEAN LEWIS HAWKE KEIRAN MOORE EUAN EAST SAM MCGUFF ROBBIE THOMSON KEVIN SILVA KIERAN WRIGHT KYLE BENEDICTUS CALLUM CRANE IAIN DAVISON DAVID MCKAY EUAN MURRAY EUAN VALENTINE JAMIE WATSON DANIEL ARMSTRONG JAMES BERRY NATHAN FLANAGAN GRANT GILLESPIE REGAN HENDRY ROSS MATTHEWS LEWIS MILNE RYAN STEVENSON LEWIS VAUGHAN NAT WEDDERBURN LIAM BUCHANAN CHRIS DUGGAN KEVIN NISBET JACK SMITH Referee: Lloyd Wilson AR1: Gordon Crawford AR2: Steven Wilson

QUEEN S PARK v STIRLING ALBION

SATURDAY 8TH DECEMBER 2018 HAMPDEN PARK KICK-OFF 3PM QUEEN S PARK v STIRLING ALBION like follow subscribe MARK ROBERTS Head Coach I would like to welcome all at Stirling Albion to Hampden Park this weekend.