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1 Today s Squads CLYDEBANK LOSSIEMOUTH U. ROBERT HAMILTON LIAM CAMPBELL SCOTT WALKER ANDY PATERSON ROSS HARVIE JONATHAN ALLAN ANDY IRVINE PAUL BELL GRAHAM MORT TOMMY MARTIN CRAIG McCREADY JAMIE CAMPBELL AUSTIN McCANN IAN GOLD GRAEME RAMAGE REECE PEARSON JORDAN SHELVEY JOE ANDREW DANIEL McKENDRICK MICHAEL MIELE SCOTT CAMPBELL MATHEW FARQUHAR RYAN HIGGINS ROSS KENNEDY ROSS LANGRIDGE GARY POPE SEAN INGRAM DARREN STEPHENSON RYAN CAMERON JOHN EVANS KEVIN FAIRWEATHER CHRISTOPHER GRANT KARL HARRIS NICHOLAS MAIN JAMIE McGOWAN RYAN STEWART 1.50 STEPHEN GARDINER KYLE CUMMING MANAGER Referee : WILLIAM WILSON Assistant Ref 1 : PHILIP McLEAN Assistant Ref 2 : ANDREW CRAVEN ANDY BELLINGHAM KAYODE EZEKIEL THOMAS HEARNS WALLACE RODGER BILLY McGHIE IAN WILSON ASS T MANAGER MANAGER STUART ALLISON JOHN ROSS COACHES ASSISTANT MANAGER GORDON ROBERTSON LEE MOIR ALLAN HAMILTON Clydebank FC Programme printed by Kenwil Print & Design SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP SECOND ROUND CLYDEBANK V LOSSIEMOUTH UNITED Saturday 25th October 2014 Kick-Off 2.30pm OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON ISSUE 12.8

2 Programme Contents 3 The Boss..Budgie McGhie 5 Chairman s Chat 7 Proud To Be A Bankie 9 What's Going On 10..Arthurlie Match Report 12..In Town Today 15..Cods Quiz Page 18..Results & Stats 20..Titan s Bankies A-Z 24..Super Premier Stats 25..Bankies Stats 26..Super Premier Table 27..Junior League Tables 29..Shirt Sponsorship Bankies Back in Time 33..This Day in History 34..Clydebank FC Honours List 35..Bankies Merchandise CLYDEBANK FOOTBALL CLUB Holm Park Clydebank DIRECTORS Gordon Robertson (Chairman) Matt Bamford (Match Secretary) Bill Abraham (Treasurer) Stephen McLaren (Commercial) Ronnie Johnson (Match Day Ops) Stevie McAneney Davie McAleer MANAGEMENT Budgie McGhie (Manager) Stuart Allison (Assistant Manager) Gordon Robertson (Coach) Allan Hamilton (Goalkeeper Coach) Gavin Hinde (Kit Man) Groundsman - Stuart McSporran Bankies Merchandise When you are at the game remember and check out the Bankies shop in the blue hut. We have all sorts of Bankies merchandise for sale from the new away kit and current home kit to the little things like key rings and air fresheners. You can also pick up a Clydebank football or the latest DVD release. A new online shop is now up and running that will make it easier to get your Bankies clothing and gifts from your own home. Today s front cover is the second in our retro type cover editions for our Scottish Cup Matches. This style of cover was used during season at Kilbowie. CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON

3 Clydebank FC Honours The Boss... HONOURS Scottish Junior Cup Winners : Runners-Up : Sectional League Cup Winners : Runners-Up : Central League Cup HONOURS Intermediate Cup Winners : Central League Champions : , , , , Intermediate League SENIOR HONOURS SFL Division 2 Champions : 1975/76 SFL Division 2 Runners-Up : 1997/98 Spring Cup Runners-Up : 1975/76 Stirlingshire Cup Last Saturday we got off to a terrible start conceding two goals in six minutes caused by real school boy defending and some individual errors. That gave them tremendous hope and probably knocked our confidence, which due to the run we ve been on was already fragile. Take absolutely nothing away from Craigmark, as a club we know what it is like to win against a bigger team in the cup but in all honestly for a club like Clydebank the result was embarrassing. In our time in the Juniors it is one of our worst results, if not the worst. I would like to apologise to the fans. I know that at the moment they maybe don t want to hear an apology, they want to see an improvement in results and we re striving to get there, I have a good relationship with the club and if the type of situation was needed, where a change would be best for the club I m sure we would work that out amicably. Myself and those at the club have Clydebank s interests at heart but we are not thinking along those lines we are thinking of how to change things round. Winners : , , , , West of Scotland Cup Winners : Runners-Up : , Super League Div. 1 Runners-Up : Central League Div. 1 Runners-Up : Central League Div. 2 Champions : Winners : Pompey Cup Winners : , Evening Times Cup Winners : , , , , Runners Up : , , SENIOR HONOURS SFL Division 1 Runners-Up : 1976/77 & 1984/85 Winners : 1978/79 & 1979/80 Scottish Cup Semi-Finalists 1989/90 Junior Record Victory 9-1 v Thorniewood Junior Record Defeat 1-6 v Renfrew Senior Record Victory 8-1 v Arbroath Senior Record Defeat 1-9 v Gala Fairydean The goals we are losing we shouldn t be losing and we aren t scoring enough either. We are not in a situation where we can go out and fix it financially. I am up for the challenge and I suppose we will find out in the next few weeks if the players are too, maybe we already know with some of them because the club can only do so much, I think we give them a great platform to play. This afternoon we welcome Lossiemouth United to Holm Park and it would be good to get back on a winning streak starting today and book a place in the third round of the Scottish Junior Cup. I was extremely saddened to learn this week of David McAllister s passing. I knew him well through his work with Yoker and as the West Region Treasurer, my condolences go out to his friends and family at this sad time. Billy McGhie Manager Clydebank FC Programme Team Editor Stevie McAneney. Contributors Alex Cairney, Billy McGhie, Colin Cameron, Colin Donnelly, Gordon Robertson, Stevie McDonald, Titan the Monkey. Photographs : Stevie Doogan, Davie Brockett Budgie McGhie 34 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON

4 This day in History..25th Oct. 1969, Goals form Dougie Hay and Jimmy Caskie gave Clydebank a 2-0 victory over East Stirlingshire at New Kilbowie in a Second Division game. Est Att; 500. Number One in the charts - 'Sugar Sugar' by The Archies. 1975, Queens Park visited New Kilbowie for a Second Division match. The sides fought out a 1-1 draw in which Davie Cooper scored for Clydebank. Est Att; 1,800. Number One - 'I Only Have Eyes For You' by Art Garfunkel. 1980, Clydebank entertained Falkirk at New Kilbowie in a First Division fixture. The Bankies recorded a 2-1 win over the Bairns through goals from Barry Evans and Gerry McLaughlin. Est Att; 600. Number One - 'Woman In Love' by Barbra Streisand. 1986, St.Mirren were our opponents at New Kilbowie for a Premier Division match. The sides finished all square at 1-1 with Lex Grant netting the Clydebank goal. A crowd of 2,347 watched the action. Number One - 'Every Loser Wins' by Nick Berry. 1997, Clydebank took on Clyde at Broadwood in a Second Division game and beat the Bully Wee by a goal to nil. Derek McWilliams scored the Bankies winner. Number One - 'Spice Up Your Life' by Spice Girls. 2003, Winton Park was the venue for Clydebank and a West of Scotland Cup 2nd round tie against Ardrossan Winton Rovers. The Bankies eased to a 6-0 victory with goals from Mark McGuire, John McIntyre, Brian Harkin (pen), Eddie Higgins, Michael Tolland, and Chris Berry. Number One - 'Hole In The Head' by Sugababes. 2008, Clydebank lost 1-0 to Largs Thistle at Barrfields Park in a Super League First Division match. Number One - 'So What' by Pink.. You share your Birthday with - Johann Baptist Strauss, Pablo Picasso, Helen Reddy, Rob Halford, Glynis Barber, Nancy Cartwright, Phil Daniels, Nick Hancock, Oleg Salenko, Russell Anderson, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Katy Perry, Rylan Clark. CLYDEBANK PROGRAMMES SITE 4 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON

5 Wish Bankies all the best for season Chairman s Chat Last Saturday's defeat in the West of Scotland Cup was a hard one to take. For the club, in a League where there are only 11 home games, it was a huge blow. Cup competitions are a great way of generating extra revenue for the club so any exit at the hands of lower League teams is a real disappointment. Auchinleck Talbot put us out of the West last year and that was mainly a footballing setback having played so well in the match for long spells, but at least we had an extra home match and a decent turn from another clash with Tommy Sloan's fine side. Losing against Craigmark Burntonians was a blow on every level possible and made worse because it was entirely self inflicted. The team bus going back up the road was the most subdued I have ever seen it and no wonder, the result, coming on the back of a poor run, means extra anxiety from those in the team to the those on the terracing. As chairman, I completely understand why everyone will feel down at the moment. I would not seek to minimise the disappointment in football terms. And I am also acutely aware that our fans have had to fork out money to travel to Aberdeenshire and Dalmellington in the space of a month. But I hope it comes as some reassurance that everyone behind the scenes is working as hard as possible to improve things on the park. We usually find out more about a person's character in testing moments than we do when things are going well. As chairman, I hope that all those who care about Clydebank FC will pull together to turn our fortunes around. That means supporting both the manager and the players and understanding the nature of our club. Setbacks and bad runs of form are part of football and some perspective is required when they come round. Today we welcome Lossiemouth United to Holm Park for the second round of the Scottish Junior Cup. Please get right behind the team for this vital match and help us all put last week's disappointment behind us. Gordon Robertson Chairman Clydebank FC 32 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON

6 Bankies Back in Time Billy McColl scores against Hamiltonwith watched by Larnach McCallan Clydebank at Kilbowie trophies wonand that season squad cup and backroom staff up at Kilbowie West ofbankies Scotland winners atline Shawfield Stadium 6 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON

7 Proud To Be a Bankie On this page we put the spotlight on a Bankies fan, this week it s the turn of former club Director Frank Hotchkiss 1.How long have you been supporting Bankies? Since I was 8, over 40 years ago. 2.What was your first game and were you a first game jinx? As far as I remember, we were home to Airdrieonians in April 1974 and we won 2-1. (Scored by Roxburgh and Ward White) 3.Player you have enjoyed watching the most? In Senior days, if I have to pick one it would have to be Davie Cooper, a quite unbelievable talent. In the Juniors it would be Daz, by far the best player I have seen at this level for any team. 4.Best Bankies goal seen scored?i can't pick just one, but lots of Cooper's goals when he seemed to go past numerous defenders before scoring; or one of Eadie's headers which were more powerful than most people's shots. 5.Favourite ever Bankies goal (Not necessarily the best)? Equaliser at East Fife to make it 4-4 from 4-1 down and Mackie's goal in the Junior cup final. 6.What is your favourite all time strip? White with red trimmings on the sleeves and broad red/ black/red horizontal stripes off -centre. Away tops, red with the white diagonal, which reminds me of a strip my sister had and the purple Wet Wet Wet top. 7.In your opinion what is the problem with results this season? A combination of factors. We have lost a number of good players who have been very difficult to replace. We have struggled to find the right partnership in the centre of defence. A number of our more reliable players are not performing as well as they have. We are playing with little confidence, which shows especially in our young strikers. We have also had a few injuries and absences to cope with. We can't have a good season every year, we are probably overdue a poor one, but I have every confidence in our management team to come through this. 8.A lot of talk on the forum about applying for Lowland League, what is your own take on this? I am in favour of it. I want Clydebank to play at the highest level possible and at the moment this seems to offer the only way back to the Seniors for us. There are also financial rewards which would benefit us and entry into the Senior Scottish Cup, which I would love to see us play in again. It is a big step, but we've taken them before. 9.Do you look forward to the day we run out at our own ground? Very much so. I loved Kilbowie, it felt like home and was a unique wee ground. I know we won't be recreating that however there is so much more we could do if we had our own ground, quite apart from the security, financial and otherwise, it would bring. 30 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON

8 Proud To Be a Bankie. cont d 10.Having spent some time on the board yourself, I have to ask did you enjoy it and would you have done anything different? I really enjoyed my time on the board. I was very proud to represent the club and it always gave me a thrill to sign for things on behalf of Clydebank FC. Being involved in the day to day running of a club can be almost all-consuming, but it is also very rewarding. When we won our first League Cup, I took the trophy home that night and into the school I worked in the next day. (I gave it back eventually). I'm sure there are things I would change, but you make decisions at the time in the best interests of the club as you see it. 11.Realistically, what would you settle for right now as to how our season will finish up? I would settle for staying in the division. A wee run in the Scottish would be welcome too. 12.Finally Frank, can you give us any tips on how you are able to win so many raffles and signed strips etc.? I have always won things, just lucky! Unlike a friend of mine who went to Africa recently and couldn't stop buying raffle tickets; he's now been diagnosed with tombola. (I'd better stop now...) Thanks for your time Frank.Caskie H 1 Shirt Sponsorship In memory of Stevie Keith H Paul McArthur H In memory of Peggy McVicar H Eleanor H Mr.Fixits Tips.co.uk A Grace McGibbon A Matt Bamford A Ian McVicar A Topman Manage t A S & I Mcilroy H Ronnie Crawford H Bankie Billy H Stan H Davie McAleer H RossCummings A Paul McArthur A S. McAneney A Stevie Doogan A Bill Abraham A Rosie Russell Andy Roxburgh, scorer of Frank s first Bankies goal.... Ken Eadie sports the purple away Wets top. H A Yarrow Rec. Club H 100 Club H Stevie McLaren H H In memory of Granda Bill A Supporters Bus A G.McDougall A R. Johnson A. Davie Cooper, one of the best players Frank has ever seen in a Bankies strip H Frank Hotchkiss H In memory of Peter Avery H H 20 In memory of Bill Parker Cost For The Season A A A A CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON

9 What s Going On OUR VISITORS THIS AFTERNOON TEAM POSTERS SPECIAL SET DINNER FOR ONE Starters Prawn Crackers Main Courses Sweet & Sour Chicken Balls Lemon or Orange Chicken A warm welcome to the fans, players and officials from Lossiemouth United for this Scottish Junior Cup second round tie. The North Region side are back playing again this season after taking a years abeyance. We wish them well on their road back to competitive football HALF TIME DRAW As always at all Bankies home games we will be selling the half time draw tickets as you enter the ground. Priced at just 1 with the chance to win 100 or more make sure you get yours from one of the sellers at the gate and listen out at the interval for the winning number being called. Winner at the home match with Arthurlie was John Cassidy from Cambuslang who won 120. John s winning number was The 2014/15 team posters have been ordered and are hopefully available in the Club Shop today, if not they will definitely be available at the next home game. We have decided to supply A4 size posters to the Primary Schools this year, to issue with the tickets, instead of the normal A3. We feel these might be more practical for the kids to take home, it will still be the A3 size in the Club Shop. SFA QUALITY MARK As stated in the last home programme we were awarded the SFA quality mark recently. This is a great achievement for the club and at the last home match SFA development officer Kenny McComish was a visitor to Holm Park were he presented the award to club secretary Matt Bamford. Barbecued Ribs Chicken/Beef/Pork with Mushrooms BANKIES LUCKY NUMBERS Spring Rolls Choice of Soups or Chips Chicken & Sweet Corn Soup Chicken Mushroom Soup Chicken Noodle Soup Crab Meat & Sweet Corn Soup Mixed Vegetable Soup 9.80 per person Chicken/Beef/Pork with Cashew Nuts Chicken/Beef/Pork with Green Peppers and Black Bean sauce Chicken/Beef/Pork Curry Chicken/Beef/Pork Stir-Fry Chicken or Ham Foo Yung (Served with Rice,Fries or Noodles) Sweet or Chips Banana or Pineapple Fritters BLN is one of our most steady and important fund raisers, still priced at 50p per line for four numbers which you have to match up with the Saturday night National lottery numbers to win. Why not get your ticket today at the game from the Club shop or any of the agents selling them in the crowd. We are always on the look out for more agents so if you think you can sell some in your work or just to your family see Colin or Grace in the Club shop before the match or at half-time. Bankies Lucky Numbers for Saturday 18th Oct There were no claims so this weeks Lucky Numbers jackpot is now sitting at 3,000 SOUTH SHIELDS BANKIES RETURN VISIT Our Bankies supporting contingent from down south paid us a wee visit at the last home match with Arthurlie. The guys are well kent faces in these parts now and below they are pictured with club mascot Titan. From left to right : Tommy, Neil and Jake Allen and Davy Flanagan with Titan. 28 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON

10 Bankies v Arthurlie Report Junior League Tables Clydebank 1 Arthurlie 1 Ian Gold s last-gasp equaliser and Robert Hamilton's injury-time super save earned The Bankies a hardfought point against 10-men Arthurlie. It looked like being another day of disappointment for Budgie McGhie's strugglers as they huffed and puffed to break down opponents who had been a man short since the 39th minute. Arthurlie grabbed the lead early in the second half and Bankies hardly threatened until supersub Gold headed in what could be a priceless point winner. His effort arrived in the 91st minute but there was still time for Lie to nearly snatch the points. Gary Smith broke down the left and cut in before hitting a weak shot at goal. The ball bounced in front of Hamilton and he could only parry it into the danger area. It looked a certain goal as Ryan McArdle pounced on the rebound but Rab the redeemer spread himself superbly to block the strike and leave the Arthurlie player visibly shaken. Lie dominated early on and Paul Stewart nodded over then saw Hamilton beat away another headed effort from a corner. Muir was shown a second yellow for scything down Jordan Shelvey as he raced down the left. As so often happens it was the 10 men who reacted better to the loss and in 49 minutes Lie were ahead. Ryan McGregor's header from a corner was cleared off the line by Reece Pearson but the loose ball fell to McGregor who smashed it high into the net. It should have been 2-0 when Andy Irvine duffed a clearance straight to Stewart but Hamilton saved his weak effort. Then sub McTernan went on a lung-bursting run down the left before cutting inside and sending over a cross that fooled Hamilton and crashed off the bar. In injury time Bankies were awarded a corner even though the ball looked like it smashed off Ramage. Lie players protested furiously and were caught out as Ramage sent over a perfect near-post delivery for Gold to rise and direct into the far corner. Bankies tried to push for a winner but it was Lie who came close on the break but Hamilton's superb save clinched just Bankies' second point of the season. Paul Jain Stagecoach Super League First Division Pld W D L F A GD Pts 1 Pollok F.C Yoker Athletic F.C Maybole Juniors F.C Rutherglen Glencairn F.C Shettleston F.C Kirkintilloch Rob Roy F.C Ardeer Thistle F.C Greenock Juniors F.C Cumbernauld United F.C Neilston Juniors F.C Kilsyth Rangers F.C Irvine Victoria F.C Thorniewood United F.C Largs Thistle F.C Stagecoach Central District First Pld W D L F A GD Pts 1 Renfrew F.C Lesmahagow Juniors F.C Bellshill Athletic F.C Blantyre Victoria F.C Dunipace F.C Maryhill F.C Vale of Clyde F.C Larkhall Thistle F.C St. Anthony's F.C Benburb F.C Wishaw Juniors F.C Carluke Rovers F.C Ashfield F.C Lanark United F.C McBookie.com East Premier League Pld W D L F A GD Pts 1 Newtongrange Star Kelty Hearts Linlithgow Rose Boness United Musselburgh Athletic Penicuik Athletic Bonnyrigg Rose Hill of Beath Hawthorn Broxburn Athletic Sauchie Juniors Camelon Juniors Ballingry Rovers Fauldhouse United Carnoustie Panmure Lochee United Armadale Thistle Stagecoach Ayrshire District League Pld W D L F A GD Pts 1 Kilwinning Rangers F.C Darvel Juniors F.C Whitletts Victoria F.C Lugar Boswell Thistle F.C Kello Rovers F.C Ardrossan Winton Rovers Annbank United F.C Saltcoats Victoria F.C Dalry Thistle F.C Craigmark Burntonians F.C Muirkirk Juniors F.C Girvan F.C Stagecoach Central District Second Pld W D L F A GD Pts 1 Glasgow Perthshire F.C Rossvale F.C Port Glasgow Juniors F.C Cambuslang Rangers F.C Johnstone Burgh F.C Royal Albert F.C St. Roch's F.C Vale of Leven F.C East Kilbride Thistle F.C Forth Wanderers F.C Newmains United F.C PMAC Group North Superleague Pld W D L F A GD Pts 1 Maud Banks o' Dee Hermes Stonehaven Culter Banchory St Ternan Hall Russell United Deveronside FC Stoneywood Ellon United Dyce Juniors Cruden Bay New Elgin Inverness City CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON

11 Troon Shotts Bon Accord Petershill Kilbirnie Ladeside Irvine Meadow X1 Hurlford United Glenafton Athletic Cumnock Juniors Clydebank Beith Auchinleck Talbot Arthurlie Super Premier Table Pos Team Pld W D L F A GD Pts 1 Irvine Meadow X1 F.C Petershill F.C Auchinleck Talbot F.C Beith Juniors F.C Kilbirnie Ladeside F.C Hurlford United F.C Glenafton Athletic F.C Shotts Bon Accord F.C Cumnock Juniors F.C Arthurlie F.C Troon F.C Clydebank F.C Arthurlie Auchinleck Talbot Beith Clydebank Cumnock Juniors Glenafton Athletic Hurlford United Irvine Meadow X Kilbirnie Ladeside Petershill Shotts Bon Accord Troon CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON

12 Quiz Answers 1.Whitehills 2. Ryan Giggs (Man.Utd. 145) 3. AC Milan 4. Iceland 5. Stevie Crawford, John Robertson & Gordon Durie 6. Chelsea (v Wigan Athletic May 2010 & v Aston Villa December 2012) 7. The Warriors NK Maribor 10. Muirkirk 11. Inverness Caley Thistle Aberdeen 14. Azerbaijan 15. a) United b) Wanderers c) Phoenix In Town Today-Lossiemouth Bankies Stats North Region Division Two winners: North Region (North) League winners: , Morayshire Junior League winners: , , , (original club) Gordon Williamson Trophy: (original club), , , Morayshire Junior Cup: (original club), , Matthew Cup: , , (original club), , Nicholson Cup: , , (original club), , , Robbie Nicol Cup: , , Robertson Cup: (original club), , Stewart Memorial Cup: (original club), , North of Scotland (Morayshire) Cup: (original club) Connon Cup: (original club), , , , , White Horse Cup: , HONOURS The old adage about buses, wait long enough for one and then three come along one after the other, can be applied to Clydebank s ties against sides from the North region of the SJFA. Before this season The Bankies had faced just one other side from that region, in the shape of Formartine Utd, and that was a first round tie in the season that Budgie McGhie s men went all the way to the final. This term Clydebank faced Colony Park in the cup first round, taking two attempts to get through, before today s second round tie paired them with today s visitors. League Scottish Junior Cup West of Scotland Cup Sectional Central League Cup League Cup Clydebank Career Player St Sb Gl St Sb Gl St Sb Gl St Sb Gl St Sb Gl St Sb App Gl St Sb App Gl Allan, Jonathan Andrew, Joe Bell, Paul Campbell, Jamie Campbell, Liam Cumming, Kyle Gardiner, Stephen Gold, Ian Hamilton, Robert Harvie, Ross Irvine, Andy Martin, Tommy McCann, Austin McCready, Craig Morris, Michael Mort, Graham Paterson, Andy Pearson, Reece Ramage, Graeme Shelvey, Jordan Trialist - GM Walker, Scott Own Goals Goal Totals Lossie United had a year out of the juniors last term by going into abeyance but have come back this term to play in the West Division of the North Regional leagues. Manager John Ross hasn t had his problems to seek though as he has seen his side play six league games and pick up their only point last weekend at Whitehills, the joint bottom side! Highland League club Lossiemouth s manager Steve Dunn has been quoted as saying that his side would be using United as a form of feeder club as time moves on helping local young talent progress to the Highland League, a very progressive move for the team whose Glasgow based supporters ironically sponsored the match ball in the Colony Park replay a few weeks ago. 12 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON

13 West Premier Scorers Player Team League Cup Total Graham Wilson Auchinleck Talbot Andy Reid Beith Alan Kinney Glenafton Athletic Ross Robertson Hurlford United Darren Christie Beith Chris Malone Kilbirnie Ladeside Graeme Boyd Kilbirnie Ladeside Stewart Kean Hurlford United David Gormley Auchinleck Talbot Kenny McLean Beith Scott Sally Petershill Sean McKenna Beith Aaron Connolly Glenafton Athletic Gary Smith Arthurlie Paul Quinn Cumnock Chris Hall Irvine Meadow Graeme Ramage Clydebank Willie Sawyers Irvine Meadow Gordon Pope Auchinleck Talbot All League goals and goals scored in any Junior cup competitions will be noted here except goals scored in the Senior Scottish Cup. BIGGEST HOME WIN 30/08/14 Auchinleck Beith 8-2 BIGGEST AWAY WIN 11/10/14 Kilbirnie Irvine Mead. 3-5 HIGHEST AGGREGATE SCORE 30/08/14 Auchinleck Beith 10 Saturday 11th October Beith 4 Troon 5 Clydebank 1 Arthurlie 1 Kilbirnie Ladeside 3 Irvine Meadow 5 Petershill 1 Hurlford United 1 Shotts Bon Accord 1 Cumnock 2 In Town Today-Lossiemouth The Coulardbank Playing Fields side have had a dreadful start to their season. Beginning with the North version of the Sectional League Cup - where they lined up against top division Hall Russell United and Ellon United, neither leading lights in that division, Sunnybank, from the same league as Colony Park, as well as Grantown, from their own division - they failed to gain a point. United s form in knock out competition is no better. They went out in the first rounds of both the North Regional and Inter-Regional League Cups in the first round at the hands of Dyce and Cruden Bay respectively. The Scottish Cup regularly throws together ties such as this whereby a team from one area of the country has to travel a very long way to play a tie. As stated in the Colony Park programme it can be difficult for some sides to balance this in a financial sense as very often clubs can actually lose money in taking part in the blue ribbon event of the Scottish junior football calendar. It is okay for some to scoff at this but the treasurers at many clubs across the country fear the draw and hope for a local tie against a well-supported side to help balance the books come the season s end. Things like replays and trips to far flung corners of the country have a drain on whatever money clubs raise and need for day to day activities. For that reason, if for no other, the Bankies treasurer hopes that this afternoon s fixture is dealt with in the ninety minutes. Clydebank are going through the most difficult period of their time in junior football. Confidence appears to be extremely low amongst players and supporters alike and the growing disquiet amongst some fans is getting more and more palpable. This is not lost on the management team who are equally alarmed at how the hard work put in at training is failing to materialise on match days. Killing off teams when well in front during games is not new to anyone who has followed Bankies over the years, the problems arise when chances are no longer being created. A draw at Colony Park and a defeat at Craigmark Burntonians, both clubs Clydebank were massive favourites to beat, doesn t bode well for challenges against the likes of the Auchinlecks of this world. If any fan thought that the omens were good in drawing a North Region side in round one leading to an appearance in the Scottish Cup final, as it did in the season, then this will have gone. There is a great deal of work to be done to regain the air of invincibility that Bankies once had over some sides. Turf accountants are rarely wrong. However, in the first round of both the Scottish and West of Scotland Cups they had Clydebank as overwhelming favourites to win but, as stated above they didn t, proving Bookies are not always correct. Today Bankies will once again be favourites to win and this time if they don t do it there is a possibility that some fans could turn on the team, something everyone who supports the club does not want to see. It will take a good performance to get the dissenters back onside but the players have that in their lockers and hopefully this game will be decided at the first time of asking. Can Clydebank get back on the road to winning ways and end this tie in one game? Ninety minutes will tell. 24 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON

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15 Cod s Quiz 1. Lossiemouth picked up their 1st league point of the season last Saturday with a 3-3 draw against who? 2. Not including qualifying games, which player has played the most Champions League games for the same club? 3. Former Chelsea player Michael Essien currently plays for which team? 4. Which country recently defeated Holland 2-0 in a Euro 2016 qualifier? 5. Can you name the 3 former Scotland players who were East Fife managers from ? 6. Who are the only club to have won 8-0 twice in the English Premier League? 7. What is Stenhousemuir's nickname? 8. How many Scotland goals has Shaun Maloney scored? 9. Which Champions League team play at Ljudski Vrt? 10. Who did Hurlford Utd. defeat 12-0 last Saturday in the West of Scotland Cup? 11. Before todays matches, who are the only team to have defeated Hamilton Accies this season? 12. How many games was ex Bankie Billy McKinlay in charge of Watford? 13. Which team has won the Scottish League Cup 5 times? 14. Berti Vogts recently quit as manager of which country? 15. Can you complete the names of these Australian A-League sides? a) Adelaide b) Western Sydney c) Wellington ( Answers on Page 25) 22 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON

16 Titan s Bankies A-Z Fans - With what we've had to endure in the past 20 years, surely we are as loyal as they come! I hope we can stick together and come out the other side of this sticky patch stronger than ever. Titans monkey man of the match Vs Arthurlie 1.Robert Hamilton 2.Austin McCann 3.Ian Gold Vs Craigmark Burntonians 1.Ian Gold Any Clydebank fan booking a table through the programme will receive a 15% discount on their total bill. Max table size 6 guests but not available Saturday evenings. 2.Tommy Martin 3.Andy Patterson Bankies fans support the team at Rugby Park during the Junior Cup Final in 2009 Titans Treble... With McBookie.com Yet again the past two weeks its been 2 out of 3 correct in the predictor. I can see myself being renamed Meatloaf the monkey! This weeks picks: Bo'ness United, Cumnock and Whitburn. Titan reminds you to gamble responsibly. 16 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON

17 Titan s Bankies A-Z Fallon - Hall of Fame inductee Jim is Bankies all time appearance holder having played an unbelievable 769 times. He was also 1st team coach in the late eighties/ early nineties. Widely regarded as the clubs greatest ever defender and a fantastic servant to the club. Flannigan - Craig was a pint sized nippy striker who excelled partnering Ken Eadie in the mid nineties. He was also part of the Scotland under-16 side that reached the World Championships Final in 1989 under Craig Brown. Craig Flannigan Forfar Athletic - Bankies fans were lowered to taking to the Station Park pitch in protest to yet another crack pot relocation plan! Fisher - Davie was a tricky winger who won player of the year in He was at the club for 5 seasons and appeared 104 times, one of only 12 players to top the ton since Davie Fisher SPONSORED BY MR.FIXIT S TIPS Fallon - Mick was a solid performer at the centre of defence in the mid 2000's turning out 62 times for the Bankies. Ferguson - Derek took time out from 5 yard sideways passes to manage the team in season Formartine United - Bankies 1-0 win at North Lodge Park thanks to a John Jack header was the 1st win on our run to the Scottish Junior Cup Final in Right : John Jack scores against Formartine United Sponsored by Titan Tattoo Company Clydebank 20 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON

18 Clydebank FC Results / Scorers/ Team Line ups for Season Clydebank FC Results / Scorers/ Team Line ups for Season Date Venue Opposition Comp Result Scorers Sub 1 Sub 2 Sub 3 09-Aug-14 A Maryhill SLC 1-0 Gardiner Hamilton Walker Paterson Martin Irvine Morris Gardiner Pearson Shelvey J. Campbell Gold Ramage Harvie 13-Aug-14 A Ashfield SLC 6-2 Shelvey, Gardiner (2), Ramage (2), McCann Hamilton Walker Paterson Martin Irvine McCann Gardiner Allan Shelvey Ramage Gold Pearson Trialist - GM Harvie 16-Aug-14 H Yoker Athletic SLC 1-1 J. Campbell Hamilton Mort Paterson Allan Irvine McCann Gardiner Ramage Shelvey J. Campbell Gold Andrew Morris 20-Aug-14 H Glasgow Perthshire SLC 5-1 Paterson, Ramage, Andrew, Shelvey (2) Hamilton Walker Paterson Mort Irvine McCann Gardiner Ramage Shelvey J. Campbell Andrew McCready Gold Harvie 27-Aug-14 A Wishaw SLC 1-2 Gardiner Hamilton Walker Paterson Allan Irvine Mort Gardiner Ramage Shelvey J. Campbell Andrew McCann Gold Pearson 30-Aug-14 H Glenafton Athletic WSP 1-2 Shelvey Hamilton Walker Paterson Mort Irvine Bell Gardiner Pearson Shelvey J. Campbell Gold Ramage Andrew 06-Sep-14 A Cumnock WSP 0-0 Hamilton Walker Paterson Martin Bell Mort Gardiner J. Campbell Shelvey Andrew Gold Allan 13-Sep-14 H Irvine Meadow X1 WSP 0-1 Hamilton Walker Paterson Martin Irvine Bell Gardiner Allan Shelvey J. Campbell Gold Ramage Andrew 20-Sep-14 A Petershill WSP 1-2 Mort Hamilton Walker Paterson Mort Irvine Bell Gardiner Allan Andrew J. Campbell Gold Shelvey Ramage Pearson 27-Sep-14 A Colony Park SJC 0-0 Hamilton Bell McCann Martin Irvine Mort J. Campbell Walker Shelvey Allan Paterson Pearson Gardiner Ramage 04-Oct-14 H Colony Park SJC 4-1 Pearson, Ramage (2, 1 pen), Gardiner Hamilton Walker Paterson Martin Mort McCann Gardiner Pearson Shelvey Ramage J. Campbell Harvie McCready Allan 11-Oct-14 H Arthurlie WSP 1-1 Gold Hamilton Walker McCann Martin Irvine Mort Gardiner Pearson Shelvey Ramage Paterson Gold Harvie 18-Oct-14 A Craigmark Burtonians WSC 2-3 Ramage (pen), Martin Hamilton Walker Paterson Martin Bell Mort Gardiner Ramage Shelvey Harvie Gold Pearson Cumming 25-Oct-14 H Lossiemouth United SJC - 18 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON