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2002-03 11.Pdf .• THE CANNIEPAIRT,SHANWEIL ROAD, TAYPORTD06 9DX TODAY'S TEAMS TEL01382 553670, NEWSUNE 01382 552755 • www.tayportfootballclub.co.uk Colours • Redshirts, BlackShorts, Red Socks · Change • While Shirts, Black Shorts, While Socks TAYPORT WISHAW from FOUNDED 1947 (as amateurs) 1990 (as juniors) ·----from - G/K Frazer FITZPATRICK G/K Gordon MacDOUGALL JUNIOR ROLL OF HONOUR --- --· 2 Scott PETERS Paul ROONEY O.VD. Scottish Junior Cup Winners 1995/96 DJ.Laing Trophy Winners 1997/ 98 3 Grant PATERSON Warner DEVLIN Runners-up 1992/93, 1996/ 97 North End Challenge Cup 1999/2000, 2000/01 Tayside League Division I/Premier League Champions John WARD Craig Stephen Trophy Winners 1990/91, 1991/ 92, 4 Robbie LAWSON 1991 /92, 1992/93, 1993/94, 1994/95, 1995/96, ------- 1 93/ 94, 1995/96, 1997/ 98, 1998/99, 2000/01, 1998/99, 1999/2000, 2000/2001, 2001/2002 5 Derek WEMYSS Brian MARTIN 2001/2002 ----- Tayside League Division 2 Champions 1990/91 (Association's Top Scoring Club) 6 Brian CRAIK Christopher NEWALL Zamoyski Cup Winners 1991/ 92 bert Herschell Trophy Winners 1990/91, 1991/92, 7 Allan RAMSAY Donnie RITCHIE ---- -···-- Centenary Cup 1994/95 1992/93, 1993/ 94, 2001/2002 8 Steven STEWART David SEGGIE Concept Trophy 1999/2000 , 2001/2002 1994/ 95, 1995/ 96, 1998/99, 1999/2000, -- ·-- -- 9 Ralph HUNTER Stephen GORMILL Taycars Trophy 1998/99, 1999/2000 2000/2001 Cream of the Barley Trophy 1994/95 (Premier Champion s v Division I Champions Charity 10 David FISHER Kenny QUINN Trophy) Findlay & Co. (Currie) Cup Winners 1990/ 9 , 11 David EVANS Michael TOLLAND David Scott Cup 1995/96 1991/92, 1992/93, 1993/94, 1998/99, 2ooozo1, 12 Roberto MORRIS Keith GLAZIER 2001/2002 Tameside Association for the Blind International Challenge Cup Winners 1996 13 Barry McNAUGHTON Gordon GRANT .J. Laing Homes League Cup 2001/2002 14 Gareth DAILL Y James ORR 15 Ross GUNNION Paul O'BRIEN COMPETITIONS ENTERED IN THIS SEASON Robbie HOLDEN 0 VD Scoll1sh Junior Cup 16 Joseph LAWLEY Whyt e & Mackay East Region Super League 17 Jon MITCHELL Neil WARD Conc e pt Group (Tayside & North Region Club s) Cup (holde rs) Redwoo d (F1fe/Tays1de) Troph y 18 Doug SCOTT Stephen ROSS Findla y & Co (Currie ) Cup (holder s) North End Challenge Cup 19 Mark CRAIB Christopher MURRAY G/K Mike HANKINSON G/K David McGUINESS TAYSIDE JFA TAYSIDE JFA Player o# ~he Year Top Goalscorer Referee: M Doylee (Dalkeith) Seen Wilkie 1993/94 Assistant Referee: D Gordon (Dalkelth) I Assistant Referee: J Sim (Edinburgh ) Grant Paterson 1994/95 Dave Reilly 1995/9 6 Grant Buist l 999 /00 OVD SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP Fourth Roun MAIN SPONSORS 1994-2004 TAYPORT WISHAW m,1;.. f,- g SATURDAY 11th JANUARY 2003 Comp resse d Air Sp ecia lists Leuc ha rs Glazing Dund ee Scott & Fyfe li mited Leuc ha rs KICK -OFF 1.45pm Industria l Texti le Manufacturers Tayport Ta ypo rt F.C. is ind e bted to th e a dv ert ise rs in t hi s p r o g ra mm e a nd a t th e Ca nni e p a irt. Th e club is a lso ind e bt e d to it s s pon sor s. TAYPORT FC SEASON 2002/03 OVD Scottish Junior Cup Ground Chairman - E.Stewart, 5 Manager - David Baikie Fourth Round Ora Green.side Place, Taypon Canniepairt, Shanwell Coaches - Graeme Irons, Home Team --------.---Awa Team L,cac ue l!!m!m­ Road , Tayport Vice-Chairman Derek Carr, David Nicoll. Beith Hurlford United A.D.Oswald, 16 Lochside Bellshill Athletic Kelty Hearts Tel. 01382 553670 Gardens, Tayport Physio - Norrie Marshall Bo'ness Camelon Colours Secretary - A.J.Oswald, Ground staff - John Ewing, Carnoustie Panmure -- Kirkintilloch Rob Roy 17 Reform Street, Tayport Tom Borland Edinburgh United -- Bonnyrigg Rose Red Shirts, Black Shorts Tel. 01382 552644 Website Fauldhouse United -- Neilston Change - White Shirts Treasurer - R.Macmillan, WWW. Irvine Meadow -- Dundonald Bluebell Founded 12 Banknowe Dr. Tayport Kilbirnie Ladeside -- Dundee North End tayportfootballclub .co. uk Kilsyth Rangers -- Cumnock 1947 Committee - J.Anderson R.lrvine,A.McDade, Maryhill - Kilwinnmg Rangers J.McDade,K.Smith , Season Ticket Newburgh --Arthurlie T.Borland,A.Beat, Club Newsline R.McNicoll Petersh1II --- Hill of Beath £25 &£15 01382 552755 Strathspe Thistle -- Shettleston TAYPORT -- · Bal.lboy Troon -- Vale of Leven -- Ross Burnett is Index to Leagues : ES - East Super.--· EL 1 - Lothian- f istrict First; EF - Fife District ; NW- North -West sponsored by District; WSP - West Super Premier-; WSt - West-- 'super First; WC1 - Central District First; WC2- - ZARA. Central District Second . ---- - BALTI HQlJSE As can be seen the fourth round has thrown up some fascinating ties with the potential for an enthralling afternoon's football across the country. Tie of the afternoon is the meeting at Lochbum of two of the cup @PI.MESPO PI.MESPO favourites, Maryhlll and Kllwlnnlng Rangers, both riding high in the West Super Premier League. A few B~b!>Y @ miles east at Springbum, p·etershlll will be hoping that HIii of Beatihare still shellshocked when they _ Short Term Hire Contract Hire & Leasing Steven,Hughes is . Short Term Hire visit Southloch Street. Holders Llnllthgow are running into good form according to manager Jim Sinnet Maintenance - Repairs - Parts Contract Hire & Leasing and this could means bad news for Treon who visit Prestonfield in the knowledge that Auchinleck were Driver Training .sponsored by Maintenance - Repairs - Parts hit for six there in the last round. There may be two leagues separating Cumnock and Kllsyth but the Hand Pallet Trucks Driver Training West Super League Premiers will not find the going easy when they travel to play the local Rangers who WA.HUGH~$ Hand Pallet Trucks are flying high in the Central First Division. ,r:q:JMBER The draw has thrown up a couple of derby meetings where local passions always run high when it's an OVD tie. Bo'ness await a visit from near neighbours Camelon and, with both sides in mid-table in the Ballboy Lothians First Division, a run in the Scottish looks to be the only real hope of getting the scarves and Bradley Burnett rosettes down off the shelf. Similar1y with Renfrew , who will be a trifle uneasy making the short trip across the Erskine Bridge to meet Vale of Leven . Tel 01382 833337 is sponsored by Fax 01382 827081 Tel 01382 833337 E·mall:salesOtaysJdelift.trucks.sagehost.co.uk SCOTSCRAIG Fax 01 382 827081 Surprises? Strathspey, flying the flag for the North Region will have a big gathering at Grantown for the 21 Fairfield Road, Dundee 000 SHA BOWLING CLUB E-mail:salesOtaysidellft.trucks.sagehost.co.uk visit of Shettieston and a shock result would not be out of the question. Edinburgh United'& cup form . 21 Fairft&ld Road, Dundee003 SHA has belied their lowiy league placing and Bonnyri gg will have to be on their guard at Patie's Road. Big Jock Myles was well impressed when he saw Fauldhouse ear1ier this season and, although Nellston are the form team of the moment in the West, the Lothians First Division side will be a measure of their cup aspirations. Newburgh did well to eliminate Penicuik in the last round and will attract their best crowd of the season to see Arthurtle. The tight confines of East Shore Park may not suit the visitors but it is hard to see the Barrhead side losing. Local prospects? Carnoustie should win comfortably at home to Rob Roy and North End should do no Ballboy worse than a replay at Kllblmle. , Steven Grogan is Mel Iron's has made the predictions for this round and he sees Camoustie, Kilbimie, Arthur1ie, Renfrew, sponsored by Camelon, Fauldhouse, Kilwinning, Kelty, Bonnyrigg, Kilsyth, Beith, the Haws, Shettleston, Irvine Meadow and Linlithgow progrsssing. tayshirt screenprinters & SPONSORS OF TAYPORT F:c." embroiderers, DUNDEE Tel: 01382 552030 15 Bell Street , Tayport , Fife DD6 9AP , ;, TODAY'S GAME Specialists in all OVD SCOTIISH JUNIORCUP 4th ROUND types of -., TAYPORT ·v WISHAW JUNIORS WII Joinery Work , ' If you are reading this, then today's game has escaped from the Workshop: 4 King Street, Tayport frozen conditions which have put paid to recent games. We've only had one game since our last OVD tie whilst Wishaw haven't even managed that. The Wishaw side we welcome here this afternoon for the first time is r--\-----,,13fIOR/:. THf. MATCH... ......Af7E~ THf. MATCH a totally different side from that which we met in the 2nd round of the Scottish at Wishaw back in November 1999. Indeed, basically, ~gg~JJ) only the name is the same. Wishaw's primary aim this season is to climb out of the West A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU Region's bottom division. But let, nobody kid you. For Junior clubs it's all about the OVD Cup and Wishaw will see this afternoon's AT match as their most important of the season to date. For Tayport , too, it's a big game. The home players will be well aware that Wishaw ~QDDIESINN have collected two scalps already in the Cup which no one would have bet on back in August. ~2 TAY STREET Experience is the key component in the Wishaw line-up, and there is no more experienced player than Brian Martin, the man at the heart of the visitors' defence. Martin made his name with Motherwell with TAYP~RT whom he won 2 Scotland caps in 1995, but has also turned out in the colours of another seven senior sides and also been capped by Junior Tel. (~13B2) 552~11 Scotland. For goals Manager Flood will be looking to Keith Glazier, 17 this season, and Gordon Grant who has 15.
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