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CLYDEBANK £ 1.50 FOOTBALL CLUB OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2012 / 2013 ISSUE 10.5 Clydebank v Arthurlie Stagecoach Super League Premier Division November 3rd 2012 Kick Off 2.00pm T H E B A N K I E S Editor–Stevie McAneney. Contributors–AlexCairney, Bill Gordon Robertson,PaulCummings,StevieMcDonald,StuartMcBay Gordon Photographs By:DavidBrocket &StevieDoogan Programme Team Programme Team Abraham, BillyMcGhie, ColinCameron,Donnelly, Front Cover : Daz MacKinnon causes Arthurlie defenders bother from a previous encounter CLYDEBANK FOOTBALL CLUB CLYDEBANK Arthurlie On This Day..3rd November www.clydebankfc.co.uk Holm Park Clydebank 07946 680812 Gordon Robertson (Chairman) £Stephen 1.00 McLaren (Commercial) Matt Bamford (Match Secretary) ROBERT HAMILTON GRAEME SHEPHERD Bill Abraham (Treasurer) 1973, Clydebank travelled North to play Montrose at Links Park in a Second Division match. Unfortunately the CRAIG McPHERSON KEVIN MACKLIN Ronnie Johnson (Match Day Ops) game was abandoned. PAUL BELL STEVEN CRAWFORD Stevie McAneney Number One in the charts - 'Daydreamer / The Puppy Song' by David Cassidy. MARTIN McINNES DAVID MERRIMAN Davis McAleer ROSS CAMPBELL ROBERT WALKER 1979, Dumbarton were our hosts at Boghead for a First Division match. Clydebank lost the game by a goal to MICHAEL MORRIS CHRIS MERRILEES nil. Budgie McGhie (Manager) SCOTT WALKER SANDY HODGE Number One - 'One Day At A Time' by Lena Martell. Stuart Allison (Coach) ANDY PATERSON Frank Lynch (Coach) MARK BLAKEY 1984, Glebe Park was the venue for a First Division match against Brechin City. Clydebank earned a point after Derek Kelly ( Physio) VINNY BERRY STEPHEN McKEOWN a 2-2 draw, Mark Treanor and Martin Hughes scored the Bankies goals. Est Att; 600. Allan Hamilton (Kit-Man) CHRIS WILSON ALAN MUIR Groundsman Number One - 'Freedom' by Wham! TOMMY MARTIN RYAN DEAS Stuart McSporran GORDON MOFFAT RYAN McGREGOR 1990, Brechin City visited Kilbowie for a Division One fixture. The visitors won the points after an incredible 4-3 MICHAEL MacADAM STEVEN DYMOCK victory over the Bankies. Ken Eadie, Jim Rodger and Tommy Coyle netted for Clydebank. A crowd of 637 HONOURS PAUL ALLUM PAUL STEWART watched the action. Scottish Junior Cup Winners 1941-42 IAN GOLD CHRIS DALLAS Number One - 'Unchained Melody' by The Righteous Brothers. Runners –up 2008-09 RYAN KELLY West of Scotland Cup Winners 1929-30,1949-50 JAMES MARKS JOE ANDREW 2001, Clydebank beat Queen of the South 3-0 at Cappielow in a Second Division match. Paul McGrillen, Eric Runners—Up : 1938-39,1955-56 CAOLAN McALEER Paton and Alex Burke were on target for the Bankies. ROSS McPHERSON Central League Div 1 Runners—Up 2006-07 Number One - 'Because I Got High' by Afroman. Central League Div 2 Champions : 2003-04 ALLY GRAHAM Central League Cup Winners: 1932-33,1934-35, MARK HAILSTONES 2007, Forfar West End were our visitors to Glenhead for a Scottish Cup 2nd round tie. Clydebank won the MANAGER 2009-10,2011-12. DALE CLARK game by 3-1 through goals from Mark Bowie with two in the first half, and a late penalty from Alan Jack. Att; MARK CAMERON Intermediate Cup Winners : 1929-30 475. Sectional League Cup Runners –Up: 2005-06 Number One - 'Bleeding Love' by Leona Lewis. MANAGER Central League Champions : 1934-35,1940-41, BILLY McGHIE You share your Birthday with - Daniel Rutherford, Charles Bronson, Jeremy Brett, John Barry, Brian Poole, 1941-42,1944-45,1949-50. Gerd Müller, Lulu, Larry Holmes, Roseanne [Barr Arnold], Adam Ant [Stuart Goddard], Dolph Lundgren, Ian Intermediate League Winners : 1929-30 Match Officials Pompey Cup Winners : 1951-52,1960-61 Referee: DAVID McKNIFF Wright. Ass1: IVAN STANKOVIC Ass 2: JONATHON MOAR Evening Times Cup winners : 1934-35,1940-41,1941-42, 1944-45, 1949-50. Runners –Up : 1942-43,1948-49,1952-53 34 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2012 / 2013 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2012 / 2013 3 COD’S QUIZ ( Answers on Page 23) 1. In which year were Arthurlie formed ? 2. Who knocked Arthurlie out of last seasons Scottish Junior Cup ? 3. Former Rangers goalkeeper Roy Carroll currently plays for which team ? 4. Which English side did Bayern Munich defeat 2-0 in the 1975 European Cup Final ? 5. Can you name the last player before Wayne Rooney to score a goal & an own goal for Man. Utd. ? 6. Where is this seasons Europa League Final to be staged ? 7. Kilmarnock's victory over Celtic last weekend was the 1st time they had won at Celt- ic Park since what year ? 8. Who was the 1st player to be sent off in a World Cup ? 9. Can you name the players who scored for Bankies when we defeated Arthurlie 4-1 at Dunterlie Park last season ? 10. Who scored a hat-trick last weekend as Annan Athletic defeated East Stirlingshire 5-2 ? 11. Which team won the league in Englands top flight in season 1977/78 after winning promotion the previous season ? 12. Clyde were defeated by which Highland League team in this seasons William Hill Scottish Cup ? 13. Which clubs has Alan Pardew managed ? 14. Can you name the Frenchman who scored in the 1998 & 2006 World Cups ? 15. The following teams play in which european countries top leagues ? a) Mura 05 b) Wacker Innsbruck c) Siauliai 4 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2012 / 2013 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2012 / 2013 33 ‘To be blunt I don’t think many of our guys can honestly look in the mirror after Saturday and feel satisfied with their performance., The last 2 games have been hugely disappointing. Football can throw up many highs and lows and previous to our last two games I think it’s safe to say most people at the club had mainly been feeling quite positive about how things were shaping up. Only a fortnight later, we find ourselves sitting on the bus home from Beechwood feeling as if the end of the world was approaching! From an objective point of view, the trip to another Premier league ground was always a tricky draw for this early in the Scottish Cup and there is certainly no shame or embarrassment in losing to Auchinleck Talbot at Beechwood. However, the nature of both defeats is basically what I need to assess. We produced a sub-par second half performance at New Cumnock despite a loud and clear warning in the dressing room during the half-time break to keep our tempo up and the following week we conceded a goal within the first couple of minutes at Beechwood minutes after leaving the dressing room with the distinct instruction not to allow Talbot the chance to force us on to the back foot early in the game. Our failure to produce the goods in the last couple of weeks has cost the club dearly and as manager, I know that it’s my responsibility to address that! I will assess my own performance and consider if there’s anything I could have done better that could’ve avoided both defeats. Any visiting manager at Beechwood will know it is a ground where you need all your players in the right frame of mind for the task in hand. It is a ground where you can’t afford players either off-form or going into a shell when the going gets tough. We always ask the players to continually look at their own performances with a critical eye but to be blunt I don’t think many of our guys can honestly look in the mirror after Saturday and feel satisfied with their performance. If there is a positive to be sought from the Talbot game it would only be from our second half performance. It might have been a bit of damage limitation but at least during that second half our players showed enough desire to restore some pride. But the question we all would like to know is why did it take us forty five minutes to produce that bit of fight and determina- tion?It might sound a bit daft but if I was to choose any game for us this week, my first choice would probably have been to play Talbot at Beechwood again, but as that’s not possible my thoughts have been focussed firmly on the visit from a club well known to myself and my backroom team, Arthurlie. We will find a couple of old faces in our visitors ranks (Jimmy McQuade & Stevie Dymock) and I’m sure they will both be keen to put one over on us. From our point of view, we simply have to get back to basics and realise at this level you have to earn the right to play, and I expect that to be a pre-requisite for any player whoever pulls a Clydebank strip over their head! Onwards & upwards. Billy McGhie. BUDGIE’S BIT 32 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2012 / 2013 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2012 / 2013 5 100 Club News Below is a list of the people who have joined the Bankies 100 club so far this season. As well as the new 100 club members this list also contains the names of the fans who have in the past and who are continuing to contribute what they can over the season. A Cairney D Smith M McGibbon A Cumse E Abraham Nesbit Twins A.Easton E.Campbell P Cummings A Galloway F Hotchkiss P Harton A.Hamilton G Kidd R Cunningham A Harold G MacDougall R Geary A O'Donnell G.McLearie R Johnson B Abraham G McGibbon R McGarvey B McGarvey G Robertson R Worthington B McGhie G Urquhart R Cameron C Cameron I Macdonald S McAneney C Crosbie J Burke S McBay C Donnelly J.Campbell S.McLearie www.weddellsgarage.co.uk www.weddellsgarage.co.uk email [email protected] C Lees J Darling S McDonald C Stuart J.Haggart S McIlroy D Forrest J McCorrisken S McLaren D Graham K.McAleer S Sco D Harkins K McIntyre S Smyth D Kelly L.McLearie T Biggar D.Lundburg M Bamford T Lappin D McAleer M Cumse Anonymous D.McGeachy M Daly Anonymous D Reid M Marn Anonymous 6 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2012 / 2013 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2012 / 2013 31 ‘What we must recognise is that we can’t allow ourselves to get carried He 100 Club News away when we beat the best nor over-react when we go through a tough patch.’ adl Clydebank FC The last two matches have been difficult to take for different reasons.
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  • Fight Record Jackie Paterson (Glasgow)

    Fight Record Jackie Paterson (Glasgow)

    © www.boxinghistory.org.uk - all rights reserved This page has been brought to you by www.boxinghistory.org.uk Click on the image above to visit our site Jackie Paterson (Glasgow) Active: 1938-1951 Weight classes fought in: fly, bantam Recorded fights: 92 contests (won: 64 lost: 25 drew: 3) Born: 5th September 1920 Died: 1966 Fight Record 1938 May 27 Joe Kiely (Limerick) WPTS(10) Argyle Theatre, Greenock Source: Boxing 01/06/1938 page 15 Jul 23 Rinty Monaghan (Belfast) WKO5(8) Oval Football Ground, Belfast Source: Boxing 27/07/1938 pages 16 and 17 Monaghan was British and British Empire and European Flyweight Champion 1948-50 and World Flyweight Champion 1947-50. Aug 2 Pat McStravick (Belfast) WRSF8(10) Parkhead Arena, Glasgow Source: Boxing 10/08/1938 page 15 Aug 17 Joe Curran (Liverpool) LDSQ4(8) Shawfield Park, Glasgow Source: Boxing Weekly Record 24/08/1938 page 18 Curran boxed for the British Flyweight Title 1946. Promoter: Bert Creamer Attendance: 8000 Aug 19 Tommy Stewart (Belfast) DRAW(10) Cuba Street Sports Stadium, Belfast Source: Boxing 24/08/1938 pages 17 and 18 Stewart was Northern Ireland Area Flyweight Champion 1938. Paterson 7st 13lbs 12ozs Stewart 8st 0lbs Promoter: John Sholdis Aug 26 Joe Curran (Liverpool) LPTS(10) Saracen Park, Glasgow Source: Boxing 31/08/1938 page 15 Sep 27 Mickey O'Neill (Sunderland) WPTS(10) Shawfield Park, Glasgow Source: Boxing Weekly Record 05/10/1938 page 8 Promoter: Neil McGhie Attendance: 12000 Dec 14 Billy Nash (Clerkenwell) WPTS(10) City Hall, Glasgow Source: Boxing 21/12/1938 page 16 Dec 19 Phil Milligan (Oldham) WRTD6(10) New St James Hall, Newcastle Source: Boxing 21/12/1938 page 12 Milligan boxed a British Flyweight Title Eliminator 1937 and was Northern Area Flyweight Champion 1934-36.