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T H E B a N K I TODAYS SQUADS £1.50 CLYDEBANK DUMBARTON Match Officials T H E B A N K I E S Stephen Brown ROBERT HAMILTON STEPHEN GRINDLEY OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2013-14 ISSUE 11.1 LIAM CAMPBELL JAMIE EWINGS SCOTT WALKER JOSH LUMSDEN 1.Chris Gentles ANDY PATERSON SCOTT SMITH 2.Sean Speirs ROSS CAMPBELL PAUL McGINN MICHAEL MORRIS ANDY GRAHAM MARC RUSSELL SCOTT LINTON VINNIE BERRY JOSH HORNE CHRIS WILSON JOSEPH COLEMAN TOMMY MARTIN CHRIS TURNER CRAIG McCREADY MARK GILHANEY MICHAEL MacADAM SCOTT AGNEW AUSTIN McCANN GARRY FLEMING IAN GOLD MARTIN McNIFF CIARAN McELROY ALISTAIR McKERRACHER JOE ANDREW MITCHELL MEGGINSON ROSS McPHERSON STEVEN McDOUGALL KIERAN BURNS BRYAN PRUNTY KEVIN SMITH MANAGER BILLY McGHIE MANAGER ASSISTANT MANAGER IAN MURRAY STUART ALLISON Clydebank v Dumbarton Pre-Season Friendly Tuesday July 30th 2013 Clydebank FC Programme printed by Kenwil Print & Design 0141-776-8070 Kick Off 7.30pm HONOURS DIRECTORY Scottish Junior Cup Winners 1941-42 Runners –Up 2008-09 CLYDEBANK FOOTBALL CLUB West of Scotland Cup Winners :1949-50 www.clydebankfc.co.uk Runners-Up : 1938-39,1955-56 Holm Park Clydebank - 07946 680812 Super League Div. 1 Runners-Up 2010-11 DIRECTORS Central League Div. 1 Runners-Up 2006-07 Gordon Robertson (Chairman) Central League Div. 2 Champions : 2003-04 Matt Bamford (Match Secretary) Central League Cup Winners: Bill Abraham (Treasurer) 1932-33,1934-35, 2009-10,2011-12. Stephen McLaren (Commercial) Intermediate Cup Winners : 1929-30 Ronnie Johnson (Match Day Ops) Sectional League Cup Runners –Up: 2005-06 Stevie McAneney Central League Champions : Davie McAleer 1934-35,1940-41,1941-42,1944-45,1949-50. MANAGEMENT Intermediate League Winners : 1929-30 Budgie McGhie (Manager) Pompey Cup Winners : 1951-52,1960-61 Stuart Allison (Assistant Manager) Evening Times Cup winners : Allan Hamilton (Kit-Man/Coach) 1934-35,1940-41,1941-42,1944-45, 1949-50. Groundsman - Stuart McSporran Runners –Up : 1942-43,1948-49,1952-53 Head To Head - Dumbarton Programme Contents 5…....Budgie’s Bit Head To Head 7…....From The Boardroom Clydebank v Dumbarton P W D L F A 9…....Club & Trust News League 49 26 10 13 91 68 £ 1.00 Scottish Cup 2 0 0 2 1 5 12…..Todays Visitors League Cup 3 0 0 3 1 6 13…..Todays Visitors Spring Cup 1 1 0 0 3 1 Stirlingshire Cup 12 3 2 7 17 25 15…..Cod’s Quiz Friendlies 6 2 3 1 9 7 18…..Stats Totals 73 32 15 26 122 112 19…..Stats Miller 7 On this page we take a look at The Bankies 20…..Titan talks To.. overall record against Dumbarton over the years. Williamson 6 Included are all results in every competition we 23…..Bankies Pen Pic/Quiz Answers Moy 4 have met the Sons in, including friendlies. In the McCallan 4 old senior days its clear to see that we had a 24…..West Super Premier News Front Cover Picture : Former Bankie better record against them than they did against Coyne 4 us although our cup record was not so good. 25…..Player Stats Darian MacKinnon gets to grips with a Given 4 Last seasons match down at Dumbarton was the Dumbarton defender in our friendly Larnach 4 first time we had lost to them in a friendly match 26…..League Tables so we hope to keep up that good record this match down at the then Strathclyde Flannigan 4 evening with another victory. The table above 29…..Shirt Sponsorship Homes Stadium back in 2010. We hope Ferguson 4 shows the complete stats for these games and the table on the left shows our top 10 scorers in to see Daz back soon in our still to be Grady 4 30…..100 Club News all competitions in matches against Dumbarton. arranged match with Hamilton. Blair Miller has notched the most in these games 33…..On This day with seven closely followed by Bobby Williamson just one behind. The picture on the right shows 34…..Head To Head Joe Sweeney scoring at Kilbowie back in 1979. In the more recent games between ourselves and the Sons , Bankies scorers have been Mark Hailstones with two, Bell and Strachan. Programme Team Editor–Stevie McAneney. Contributors– Alex Cairney, Bill Abraham, Billy McGhie, Colin Cameron, Colin Donnelly, Gordon Robertson, Stevie McDonald. Photographs : David Brocket & Stevie Doogan 34 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2013-14 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2013-14 3 Sponsorship Opportunities On This Day…..30th July TRACKSIDE ADVERTISING ......BANNER AT GROUND ON HOME MATCH DAYS, INCLUSIVE 1973 : Bankies hosted Rangers in what was a glamour friendly for the young Bankies team , although not the Ibrox club’s first OF ADVERT IN PROGRAMME....£400 FOR ONE SEASON OR £650 FOR 2 SEASONS team it was none the less a strong squad from Govan. Bankies lost by 4-1 with Jim Fallon scoring for the Home team. PROGRAMME ADVERT...... £125 FOR ½ PAGE, £200 FULL PAGE, £50 SMALL AD. Team : Gallacher, Abel , Mitchell, Hall, Fanning, Fallon, Larnach, Henderson, McColl, White, Roxburgh. Subs. Provan & Law. MATCHBALL SPONSORSHIP..... £65 PER GAME OR £500 FOR SEASON, INCLUDES SMALL AD Rangers : Kennedy, Denny, Miller, Donaldson, Johnstone, Smith, Young, O'Hara, Conn, Mason, Morris. Subs. Hunter & McVey. IN PROGRAMME. 1978 : Another home win this time by 3-1 against English side Port Vale. Gerry Colgan hit two with Blair Miller getting the other. MATCHDAY SPONSORSHIP £225/£300 ... BRING UP TO 6 GUEST TO MATCH AND GET Team : Gallacher, Gourlay, Abel, Fanning, McCormack, Given, Brown, Houston, Miller, McCulloch, Colgan. Subs. Bradbury, ENTRY TO MATCH,MATCHDAY PROGRAMME, MENTION IN PROGRAMME, BUFFET Gervaise, McIntyre and O’Rourke. This game marked the debut of Bankies Hall of Famer Jimmy Given. BEFORE GAME AND HALF TIME,DRINKS BEFORE AND AFTER GAME. PICK AND PRE- 1979 : Bankies one and only match in the Drybrough Cup saw us lose by 5-0 to Celtic at Celtic Park. SENT MAN OF MATCH AWARD. BRING THE MASCOT FOR THE DAY Team : Gallacher, Hall, Abel, Fallon, McCormack, McLaughlin, Sweeney, Houston, Miller, Given, Colgan. Subs. Gervaise, Ross. PLAYERS SHIRT SPONSORSHIP... £80...PICK THE SHIRT NUMBER OF YOUR CHOICE, HOME OR AWAY AND GET THE SHIRT AT THE END OF THE SEASON FROM YOUR FAVOUR- 1986 : Another home game and another English club. This time losing 2-1 to Bradford City with our goal coming from a Trialist. ITE PLAYER. Team : Gallacher, Dickson, McGowan, Treanor, Auld, Maher, Shanks, Trialist, Gordon, Grant, McCabe. Subs. Coyle & Conroy. IF YOU WISH TO TAKE UP ANY OF THESE PLEASE CONTACT STEVIE McLAREN OR 1989 : A reserve side travelled to Fort William for a friendly and drew 2-2 with goals from Campbell and Docherty STEVIE McANENEY WHO WILL GLADLY HELP YOU OUT. 1996 : Stirlingshire Cup duty saw Bankies win 5-4 away to Stenhousemuir with Grady and Nicholls getting 2 and Tom Currie Stevie McLaren on 07946-680812 2005 : A home game at Glenhead Park saw Bankies losing by 4-1 in a friendly to Kilbirnie with Mark Hailstones scoring. Stevie McAneney on 07717-091712 2011 : Saw us in Sectional League Cup action against Yoker Athletic in what was technically a home game for us against our landlords. After some previous poor results against the Whe Ho in this competition it was good to rack up a fine 4-1 win with goals coming from Ross McPherson , Darian MacKinnon and two from Charlie Hobbs. You share your Birthday today with - Emily Jane Bronte, Henry Ford, Peter Bogdanovich, Clive Sinclair, Paul Anka, Frances de la Tour, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Daley Thompson, Kate Bush, Laurence Fishburne, Lisa Kudrow and Justin Rose Jim Fallon in action in the Drybrough Cup match back in 1979 4 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2013-14 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2013-14 33 BUDGIE’S BIT For those of you who might not have seen any of our previous friendlies, there have been quite a few additions to the squad over the summer. Austin McCann has signed from Ayr United and he looks like he could add some real quality to the team, not to mention the experience and professionalism he’ll bring to the dressing room. Liam Campbell has returned to the club and as he continues to gain experience, I’m sure he’ll push Robert hard for the gloves. Mikey Morris has returned after spending parts of last season gaining experience on loan at Cambuslang and Bellshill where reports suggest he done well during both spells. We also have brought in Ciaran McElroy, Marc Russell and Craig McCready from the under 21 ranks and all three have ability and the potential to make an impact on the squad despite their lack of experience at Junior level. Tonight’s friendly against Dumbarton will be our first home game of the new season but it will also provide a huge test for some of our players. If we’re giving an honest assessment of the game at their ground last sea- son, it showed that there was a significant gulf in quality between both teams (which is understandable) and if anything the Sons have improved again since Ian Murray took over the reins. As I’ve indicated, apart from our new signing Austin McCann, we generally have a young squad and that includes a number of new faces who only months ago were playing at under 21 juvenile football level. There- fore it should be a good chance for the young guys not only to play against a team from a much higher level but from a personal point of view, they should get a chance to gauge the difference in fitness and sharpness levels.
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