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Vs. BEITH JUNIORS Welcome to Loch Park , New Cumnock GLENAFTON ATHLETIC Vs. BEITH JUNIORS Ayrshire Weekly Press Cup McBookie.com Quarter-final Super Premier Division Saturday 14th May 2016 | KO 2:00pm Match: 05 Saturday | 2 pm 8th October 2016 Season 2016/17 Match Programme No. 4 Match Programme : 2015/16 Issue 13 SPONSOR Match Sponsor : ‘Your Name Here’ Brian McGarrity Welcome to Loch Park , New Cumnock “Gateway to Ayrshire “ McBookie.com Super Premier Division Loch Park , New Cumnock | 19th March 2016 GLENAFTON ATHLETIC v BEITH JUNIORS 2 GLENAFTON No. No. BEITH ATHLETIC JUNIORS Brian McGarrity Stephen Grindlay Blair Lochhead Calum McBain Kyle McAusland Iain Fisher Alan Cairns Conner McGlinchey Andrew Hunter Nicky Docherty Craig Menzies John Sheridan Ryan McChesney Kevin MacDonald Chris Meikle Josh McArthur Kieran McAnespie Mark McLaughlin Ally Park Euan Clarke McBookie.com David Gray Richard Burke Super Premier Division Ryan Borris Tommy Martin Match: 05 Saturday | 2 pm Dan Orsi Jamie Wilson 8th October 2016 Cameron Marlow Paul Frize Darren McGill David McGowan Connor Lynass Darren Christie Mick McCann Calum Watt Joe Andrew Thomas Collins Chris Dallas Kenny McLean John Paul Boyle Ross McPherson Cameron Elliott MANAGEMENT TEAM Referee Craig McEwan Mgr Mgr John Millar Chris Gentles Craig Potter A/Mgr Coach Stevie Convery Assistant Kieran McAnespie Coach Coach Derek Rhoddan Chris Rae Michelle Innes Physio Coach Robert Downs Assistant Coach Tam Miller Blair Comerford Physio Ian Anderson 3 GLENAFTON ATHLETIC GLENAFTON ATHLETIC Founded 1930 MAJOR HONOURS Loch Park Scottish Junior Cup Winners 115 Castle 1992-93 New Cumnock Runners-up 1962-63, 1991-92, 1993-94, 2013-14 Manager Craig McEwan Ayrshire League Champions Assistant Manager 1982-83, 1992-93, 2001-02 Craig Potter Western League Champions Player / Coach 1934-35, 1958-59, Kieran McAnespie 1961-62, 1962-63, 1963-64 Physiotherapist Western League Champions South Michelle Innes 1958-59, 1960-61,1961-62, 1962-63, 1963-64, 1965-66 Ayrshire League South Champions Club President 1930-31, 1931-32 Iain Young West Region Super League 1st Division Vice President Champions John Campbell 2011-12 Secretary West of Scotland Cup Winners John Stewart 2002-03, 2005-06, 2012-13 Treasurer Ayrshire Cup Winners Eric Wilson 1935-36, 1961-62,1988-89, 1992-93, 2001-02 Minute Secretary Irvine & District Cup Winners Iain Burgoyne 1930-31, 1959-60, 1961-62 Match Secretary Ayrshire District Cup Winners Jim Marshall 1979-80, 1985-86, 1993-94, 1997-98 Ayrshire League Cup Winners Committee Members 1979-80, 1999-00, 2005-2006,2014-15 Davie Barr, Jim Campbell, Robert Clegg, Ayrshire Consolation Cup Geoff Crolley, Gus Hart, Paul Kirkwood, 1934-35, 1952-53, 1954-55 Jim Marshall, Alfie Mills, Jim Murray, Dave Western League Cup Winners McMaster, Robert Smyth, George Weir 1934-35, 1958-59,1962-63, 1965-66 . Vernon Trophy Glenafton TV 1958-59 John Haddow East Ayrshire Cup 1997-98, 2002-3 Match Programme & Website Ayrshire Super Cup Bobby Guthrie 1997-98 Coylton Cup 1930/31 Mauchline Cup 1930/31, 1931/32 4 WELCOME TO LOCH PARK Last week’s Scottish Junior Cup 1st round replay against Broxburn Athletic proved to be another tense affair. Although the closing minutes were less dramatic Glenafton’s “get out jail” finish at the Albyn Park the week before. Nevertheless there were some notable similarities between the two games. It was Broxburn that broke the deadlock again , this time through a cracking curling strike from Scott McNaughton soon after the break. As before it was a David Gray free-kick that drew the sides level, another stunner and per- haps if anything topping the one at Albyn Park. Broxburn again re- sponded well but were unable to restore the lead on this occasion and a cute head flick from Joe Andrew set up the alert Mick McCann to guide the ball beyond the reach of the advancing goalkeeper. As at Albyn, the Glens found the net for a third time with captain Craig Menzies the architect beginning with a lung bursting run from his own half to the corner of the six yard box and then keeping a cool head to roll the ball back to Cammy Marlow to drill a low shot from the edge of the penalty box through a ruck of players and spark of scenes of celebrations. Although we return to the league campaign today there is a Scottish Junior Cup theme as we are delighted to host the Scottish Junior Cup champions Beith Juniors and congratulate them in the winning the trophy for the first time in the club’s history. So it’s an extra special welcome to the players & management, club officials & committee and of course the supporters that have travelled to get behind their team too. 5 GLENS NEWS Squad News John Paul Boyle is still not fully fit and Darren McGill has a slight hamstring problem Glenafton Management Team Question & Answer Night Monday 3rd October “Very good Q&A session down at loch park tonight with fans and Committee members. Great to hear the whole community on the same page. Lots of positive steps forward on and off the park. Onwards and upward” - Craig McEwan. Paying for the Jersey (PFTJ 2016/17) Thank you again to all those that have signed up for PFTJ through the years. A big thank you to the close season PFTJ signings—Gavin Young and Gordon Bell. Check out their players on page 19 and de- tails how you can join them. Why not sign up today? Sportsman Dinner Glenafton are delighted to announce they will host a Sportmans Dinner on Saturday 29th October with guest speakers Glasgow Rangers legend Derek Parlane and circuit entertainer Shuggie Naismith and chaired by local lad Shug McHarg. Any ticket enquiries you can contact John Campbell on 07882136734 of Jim Marshall on 07814901528 or visit the Glenafton Athletic Facebook page . Campbell Hall Forthcoming Events The Resurrection Stone Roses Tribute Band / Sat 12th November Tickets now on sale and can be booked on the Glenafton Facebook page or contact John Camp- bell on 07882136734 or Davie Kerr on 07916167500 Supporter Buses Wilma is looking for supporters for the forthcoming season so please GOLDEN GOAL contact her on 07880932074 to join the “Afton Army” of supporters” Club Merchandise New Home/Away Strip Not Claimed Orders can be placed for the team strips through John Campbell on FASTEST GOAL 07882136734 or Ian Young on 07761600041. They also can be ordered Tom Bradford through the Glenafton Facebook page or contact Davie Kerr on 07916167500 Norwich City 2 minutes HALF-TIME DRAW Supporters “200 Club” No draw this week The club are looking for new members for this season for this season and for the full details contact Iain Young on 07761600041 6 GLENS NEWS GET WELL SOON CRAWFORD The club is delighted to announce the Crawford Sloan of the Glenafton La- dies Committee is on the mend and is now out of hospital and recovering a home. Hopefully flowers from the club brightened up her day and we hope see Crawford back at Loch Park soon. ERIC’S A TREASURE Club treasurer Eric Wilson reached a 30 year milestone with Glenafton Ath- letic this week . Although to many his work behind the scenes often goes unnoticed his tireless efforts are greatly appreciated by the club . We would like to thank Eric for his all hard work and commitment to the club and we look forward to his continued support. In recognition and appreci- ation of his service to the Glens we will present Eric with a memento prior to kick-off to- day’s match. Thank you, Eric CONGRATULATIONS BEITH JUNIORS It gives Glenafton Athletic great pleasure to congratulate everyone at Beith Juniors on winning the Scottish Junior Cup Final for the first time in the club’s history after a tense penalty shoot-out victory over Pollok at Rugby Park on the 29th May 2016— now an unforgettable date in the club’s history. Of course Beith Manager John Millar is held in high esteem at Gle- nafton Athletic for his contribution as a player in bringing the Holy Grail to Loch Park for the first time in our history and we were especially delighted for him. Glenafton are pleased to present Beith with a memento before kick-off to mark their fantastic achievement—well done “The Mighty” and best wishes from all at Glenafton Athletic. IN MEMORY of RYAN BAIRD, RIP The footballing community and our near neighbours at Kirkconnel and Sanquhar were left in shock on Saturday when news filtered through that the bus carrying members of the Nith Valley Loyal Rangers Supporters Club overturned at Crossroads roundabout. Eighteen of the thirty-six supporters travelling to Ibrox Stadium were injured and tragically 39 year old Ryan Baird from Sanquhar lost his life. Originally from Northern Ireland Ryan was a very popular member of the club and well liked in the community. Glenafton Athletic would like to offer the club’s deepest sympathies to Ryan’s family and friends and as a mark of respect a minute’s silence will be observed before kick-off. 7 Scottish Junior Cup 2nd round draw Forfar Albion v Blackburn Glenafton v Livingston Downfield v Nairn Vale of Clyde v Beith Yoker v Irvine Vics Kinnoull v G. Perthshire Dundee NE v Wishaw J Lochee Harp v Maryhill Petershill v Dalkeith T Linlithgow v Clydebank Tranent v Longside Banks O' Dee v Kilbirnie Hall Russell v Maybole Ashfield v Stoneyburn Jeanfield v St Andrews Glenrothes v Hill of Beath Pollok v Glentanar Newmains v Hermes Carluke v Deveronside Fauldhouse v St Anthony's Craigmark v Penicuik Kelty s v Aberdeen Uni Forfar WE v Culter Bonnyrigg v Rossvale Arbroath v Whitburn East End v Lochee United Lewis v Rosyth East Kilbride v Forres T Darvel J v Ardrossan WR Port Glasgow v Thorniewood Greenock v Vale of Leven Annbank v Auchinleck Irvine
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