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Tel: (01382) 228071 ASSISTANT : Kevin GRAHAM (Perth) TEL: 01382 643973 Fax: (01382) 322898 ~~ ~~ NCR TAYSIDE PREMIER LEAGUE DAVID REILLY GRANT BUIST TAYPORT v FORFAR WEST !;:ND SATURDAY 28th OCTOBER 2000 DOT LECKIE JIM CHERRY OU T S IDE CA T E RING Ta yport Cara van Park KICK-OFF 2.30pm FALKLAND Pro ramme Number 5 - 2000/01 Telephone ~~ 01337 857834 MARK ~~ CORCORAN KENNY JOfiES r "" ~~ AVE!\!u A.J. STEPHEN NCR TAYSIDE Stella Artois ·FIFE HOT& COLDFOODTAKEAWAY ~ <> NEWSAGENT PREMIER W D L F A Pt Chris Francis adding . Mark Concept Cup o ·Donnell scored for Ree . TAYPORT 8 1 o 35 · 6 25 round 2 - Nov 18 -1.45pm Gordon Davie Carnoustie 5 3 o 23 · 5 18 Tulliallan0-5 Glenrothes Banks O' Dee v Coupar A . 6 Blackness Avenue, Dundee KlrrieThis 2 1 19 · 9 14 o Steve Hutcheon(3), Gary Longside v Jeanfield Sw Gilfillan and Benny Andrew North End 4 1 3 19 -17 13 Hermes v Downfield for Glens . ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Downfield 3 2 3 18 -22 11 '8~/M,l¼a~ Fraserburgh v Kinnoull LocheeUn 2 3 15 -19 10 Guaran teed Delivery of your Favourite Glentanar v E Craigie NCR · Div 1 - ~~/M, FoffarAlb 3 5 13 · 23 10 Newspapers. Magaz ines & Comics SunnybanK v Carnousti e CouparA 2-3Arbroath Vic ArbrthSC 2 3 4 16 · 15 9 o Ryan Tennant , Mark Lowe 29 Ogilvie Street, Dundee throughout West End Stonehaven v Broughty ForfrW.E. 2 3 3 13 · 21 9 Lads Club v Tayport and Stewart Gersock gave A 11week every week Tel 0 1382 459 722 Violet 1 5 2 8 - 12 8 Rosele a v Cruden Bay Vies a rare win. Ross Morrison For ser vice you can tru st and Barry Craigie for below par Jeanfield 2 6 9 · 25 5 Arbroath SC v Parkvale Fax 0 1382 600 360 Telephone 645557 Coupar. Blairgowrie v Culler Elmwood--- ·--- ·------6 ·--1-2 --· 26----- 4 Late opening hours Kirrie v Stoneywood Phone or fax orders welcomed. SAT OCT 21 Friday & Saturday to 9 p.111. DIV1 WO L F A Pt Elrnwood v East End Delivery available. Fife-Tay Cup Bankfoot 6 1 2 27 -16 19 Bankfoot v Formartine ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ rd 1 - 2pm etap. Broughty 5 2 2 21 - 11 17 North End v Loco Works NATIONALLOTTERY Broughty 0 -1 Violet Fully licencecl for Spirits. Ales & Wines Blairgw. 5 2 2 17 -16 17 Scone Th v Deveronside Crossgtes 0 ..3 Arb SC NEWSPAPERS• TOBACCO E.Craigie 5 o 5 22 - 13 15 Agent for the Nat ion al Lottery Scone 5-0 Lochglly OFFSALES • SOFT DRINKS LocheeH 5 o 4 19 -16 15 SAT OCT 14 For W.E . 2-6 Oakley U \.. .J Kinnoull 4 2 1 14 · 4 14 OVD Junior Cup rd 1 • r/p H o Beath 4-1 Jeanfld SconeT. 3 2 3 13 -12 11 Crossgts 1-1(4-3p) Frasbgh KirkcldyYM 5-6 Arb V Roselea 3 3 12 - 14 10 o Steve Duncan for Broch , Lochee 1-2 Glenroths and Dave McNeely for 'rose. Carnoustie 5-0 Kelty H Luncarty 5 12 - 15 10 3 Roselea 0-1 Dundnld. C. Angus 2 o 6 24 · 28 6 Stella Artois Lg-2.30 Newbrgh 1-0 Downfield & ArbrthV 2 o 7 15 - 37 6 H o Beath4-1 OakleyUn Rosyth 0-3 North End Moffbt WilliamsoVlLtd BrechnV 5 6 · 20 4 Steelend 0-2 Blairgwrie -- . -- --- ·- ··-· o Lee Dair opent:d for HOB, but Ian Mauchlen levelled. Thornton 5-1 Elmwood Tulliallan 1-3 Bankfoot The Specialists in LUXURY COACH TRAVEL Veteran Billy Spence, and two oakloyUn 10 1 1 36 · 13 31 from Craig Smart sent Haws 1 Tayport 3-2 lochore 9 2 2 44 · 14 29 fans home much happier. jKeltyfits o ex-Bankfoot striker , Colin i\rl' pleased t,1 provide fnr p~rti es from llochore• 8 2 2 40 · 16 26 KeltyHrts 4-0 Lochgelly Burke , gave L.ochore a 0-2 16-79 seater executive coaches 1H of Beath 7 3 o 38 - 9 24 o Tam McGeorge (3) and lead by the start of the 2nd half John Drummond for Hearts ... IGlenrothes 5 4 o 20 - 5 19 and Willie Crowe saving • Day tour s ,St Andrws 5 2 4 26 - 19 17 Lochore4-0 Kirkcaldy Ronnie Ker,heth 's penalty o Graham Gibson(2) , Andy ;Thornton 4 3 4 33 · 16 15 looked-ominous for 'Port . But Wilson and Dave Kennedy for one from Dave Reilly and two • Extend ed Tours !RosythR' 5 o 5 19 · 22 15 Welfar e. in the last minutes from • Continental Tours IDundnald 3 2 4 19 - 14 11 Newbrgh3-1 Dundonld Kenneth saved a chunk of INewburgh 3 2 5 14 · 21 11 o Dave Reid , Craig Duncan their season . • Con tract Hir es iCrossgtes 2 4 10 - 13 7 og and Brian Fairie for Burgh . iLochgelly 2 6 8 · 23 Darren McLeod for Bluebell, NCR - Premier -2.30 Forfar A 2-6 Lochee U Quotations Free on requ c~t fro111: iTulliallanT 2 8 16 · 42 5 who had Ally Hynd sent off. Div 1 . jsteelendV o 1 9 10 · 57 Thornton6-1 RosythRee Brechin 1-8 Coupar A IKirkcaldy_ o o 10 5 · 54 o o new signing Andy Harrow MA lN ROAD , GAUL DRY, NE WPORT ON TAY, FIFE DD6 8RQ opened for Hibs . with Graeme Kinnoull 3-1 Luncarty Tel: 01382 330777 Fax: 01382 330526 Dursley(3), John Dickson and RAMSAY'S FORGE MINI-SKIPS FABRICATIONS TODAY'S GAME CALL RAMSAY'S DIRECT ON VODAFONE (0831) 263781 NCR TAYSIDE LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION (Premium Rate Charges Apply ) TAYPORT v FORFAR WEST END We said last week in this column that Tayport faced their toughest challenge of the season to date when meeting Lochore in the Fife(faysideCup. And we weren't wrong. However the close call will ■ ROLLER SHUTTERS ■ serve to eliminate any complacency which could creep into Tayport's DAILY, WEEKLY OR GATES ■ GENERAL play. CONTRACT HIRE FABRICATIONS ■ Forfar West End's challenge in today's game must be respected. ·"The Biggest Mini Skip on Tayside" Their form in the early part of the season saw them take pole position Also Mini Coach Hire TEL: 24 hrs (01382) 814030 in the Premier Division and it appeared that the re-shaped West End 30 Kirk Street, Mike McKenzie line-up was going to erase the memory of the last campaign. It will be Lochee,Dundee Unit 16 remembered that the Strathmore Park outfit escaped relegation by Alexander Street, Dundee the slimmest of margins. (01382) 610352 The early season momentum, however, hasn't been maintained and West End have slipped back into the lower reaches of the division. Team boss John Clenaghan will be more than determined to ensure that he is not going to experience the relegation dogfight again this SC01TDEMPSTER season. This means picking up points not only against the teams OIUb8P4r~ 20 NAUGHTON ROAD, around him but sneaking points when least expected .....such as this afternoon. WORMIT Five times the two sides met last season resulting in five Tayport Tel WormitS41374. victories and five duck eggs in West End's goals-for column. It is a run which Forfar will be all the more determined to end and, FacingBrickwork after five meetings in a relatively short time span, Tayport's card will be well and truly marked. It's not a situation with which Tayport are . TI Fire.places:: exactly unfamiliar but their patience, nevertheless, will be tested Jake Thomson was signed from West End in the close season, after Slabbingand winning his appeal against retention, and he will be looking forward to going in against his former teammates. Injury has kept him out o Extensions, action these past two weeks but he could make it today. SCOTLAND'SNo.1 KIT SUPPLIER etc. Kenny Jones again misses for Tayport who are likely to be watched WOULDTAYPORT GORSEWHERE? by representatives of Cambuslang Rangers , next Saturday's oppo UNIT 14 DOUGLAS COURT BLACKNESS TRADING PRECINCT nents. WEST HENDERSON 'S WYND, DUNDEE DD1 5BY (BEHIND COMET ) TEUFAX (0f682) 201780 f TAYPORT! • BARBERS; e __ N_O_R_T_H_S_._M_I_L_N_E_H_ O_:___M...... :_E::...=S_-_ S=-C-=-OTSCOUP 5 31 CASTLE STREET ~ EMIERW OL F A Pt_ SAT OCT 14 Sunnybank 3-1 Longside H&MBEARINGS Inv Locos 5 1 1 22 · 7 16 OVD Juni o r Cup rd 1 • rip o The perfect build up to this w ee kend ·s final, establishing TAYPORT LONGSIDE 5 o 2 16 - 10 15 lslav ale 0-4 Bonnyrigg INTERNATIONAL LTD. o Harvey had his early penalty a 3-0 lead over the champions Sunnybank 5 0 0 10 - 4 15 Tel: 01382 550200 saved by Nicol but Stuart by 65min s through Douglas , Formartine 4 2 o 30 - 13 14 17 Yearsat YourService McKean gave Rose a 0-1 ht Ch eyne and Troup . Alexander Hours of Opening Stoneyw d 4 o 2 14 - 18 12 lead . Joc k Landells added two reduc ed the deficit. Monday to~riday 1983-2000 Stonehavn 3 1 2 21 - 15 10 and Jamie Ewan got one . Turriff 2~ Stonehaven 9.00am~o 6.00pm Bkso ·oee 2 2 4 16 - 20 8 Crssgates 1-1(4-3p)Frsrbgh o S Robe rtson gave United East End 2 1 4 15 -14 7 Saturday 9.00am to 4.30pm o Steve Duncan 's opener the ht lead , but then caved in. FREEPHONE Buchnhvn 2 1 4 12 -24 7 Closed all day Wednesday levelled by the opposing Hermes 1 2 5 12 -21 5 ' keeper , Dave McNe ely . Div 1 · 0800 018 4447 Cruden B 1 1 5 14 -24 4 Culter 3-4 Glentanar o Glen s took the lead four TRADITIONAL & Turriff Un. o 1 5 6 - 18 1 Scotscoup Lge -2.30 UNIT 8, BLOCK 22, KILSPINDIE ROAD, Kinloss 6-3 Bu ckle Rov times in an exciting top of table MODERN CUTS DUNSINANE IND. EST. DUNDEE, Str athspey 2-3 Whitehills clash. Mitchell, Milne, McNab IVf WlF A ' t and Wil son :;core d . Cam eron , SCOTLAND DD2 3JP FAX: 01382 889958 Glentnar 7 0 o 18 - 6 21 NO APPOINTMENT G Williamson - rd 1 Paton and McRitchie repli ed for Culler 6 o 1 27 - 14 18 Cull er. www.rmbearings.co.uk Burgh ead 1-3 Devem side Wilson·s 4 2 16 · 12 13 NECESSARY E-mail: [email protected] H Rusll 4 o 2 18 - 14 12 SAT OCT 21 Dyce 1-5 Fraserburgh o Noble(2), Bissett and Frasrbgh 4 0 2 11 - 7 12 S Milne Homes - Premier - Harper gave Broch quick start Elion Un 3 2 3 17 - 19 11 a Banks OD 3-4 Buchanhvn 2nd half. McRae got one bar:k Lewis Un 3 o 5 20 - 23 9 o Buchan(2 ), Watson and before Dunca n finished. Lads Clb 2 3 9 - 9 7 Park for Hearts . Lovie , Ord ,md Tayport FC's Newsline Craib for dee who neve r Dyce 2 0 5 15 - 19 6 Elion Un 2-1 St Teman recovered from a po or first 45 . Banchry 2 o 4 6 · 12 6 o Barclay gave Saint s the (01382) 552755 Parkvale o 5 9 - 16 3 ht lead but Will ox and Collie Cruden B 3-5 Formartne pulled it ba ck. 24 Hours a day - 7 days a week Maud 0 0 6 4 - 18 0 o Craig(2) and Gray gave Unit ed a fly er, but Webster and For all the information you want on Tayport FC • Kick off times • Line-ups C't$COUP, 'F A Pt Hall Huss e ll 2-0 Maud ·ot Ritchie kept Bay in at ht. Craig o Pater son and Morrison Team News• Postponements• Club Gossip etc iDevernside 5 0 18 - 3 16 and Simpson quickly finished Remember the number 552755 jBishopmill 4 1 24 -1 2 13 them off before Cooper got Lads Club 1-2 Wilson ' s anoth er consolation . United It's a Tayport number so the cost is the same as a call to your neighbour! ist Ninian 4 1 2 11 - 6 13 o Inglis gave Wils on' s the now aim for the Grill Cup this lead and aft er Sherriffs penalty , IBuckie Rov 3 3 2 23 -22 12 Sun day. Brown won , t for them . !Burghead 2 2 3 14 -17 10 Locos 1-1 East End ;whitehills 2 3 2 12 -17 9 Parkvale 0-2 Lewis Un o lnveruri e sitting at the top of o Stu art and Gree n sewed it !lslavale 2 2 14 - 10 8 the table nee ded better but they up for Unit ed by hi. SCOTTISH NATIONAL PARTY strathspey 2 2 4 23 -22 8 w ere fortu nate to hit a last 1 :Forres Th 2 1 1 12 - 9 7 mi nute equaliser from Mitch ell Moray Cup -rd 1 after rncAllister had given End :Kinloss 2 1 5 17 - 31 7 i Forres Th 1-2 lslavale BEST FOR SCOTLAND I I a 51st minut e advantage . R Nicol Tr - rd 2 - !NewElgin 3 2 8 -1 2 6 ; Whit ehills 1-2 New Elgin 4 fFochabers 2 2 8 - 10 i Stoneywd 3-2 Hermes Scots co up Lge -2.30 o Dines and Cla rk gave ·wood FOR INFORMATION PHONE :RAF Lassie o 1 5 9 - 19 1 ; Bu ckie R 3-4 Fochabers the hi lead . Still made it 2-1, but . 1.ossie Un and Porlp._ordon Burgh ead 2-0 St Ninian TAYPORT SNP:- 552832 McNeill's penalty sealed it in nhcya11i.::c. Dvrn side 4- 1 RAF Lossie .,befor e Pirie got another ba ck. Str athspey 3-4 Bishopmill ------·------OVD SCOTTISH CUP ACTION,.NEXT WEEK A BRIEFLOOK AT NEXT WEEK'STIES The draw for the second round of the OVD is as follows. Port Prag predictions ,, !! ,H !I 'dL ,1 1 I I for reaching round three are in bold , The seco nd round draw has thrown up an unusually high number or potentiall y interesting ties. Aberdeen Lads Club v Ardeer Maryhill v Dyce Aberdeen East End v Carluke Cambuslang v Tayport The meeting of Hill o' Beath and Glenafton, for exa mple. will draw ~ a big crowd to Keir's Park for the meeting of two club s who we re Blantyre v Annbank United Arbroath SC v Crossgates Prinrose consistent ly successfu l in their respect ive regions throughout the Oakley v Forth Wanderers Stonehaven v Kello Rovers l 990's. Glens have a 100% leag ue record dow n in Ayrshire hut Haws will take heart from Harthill v Broxburn Lesmahagowv Dalkeith Thistle the fact their opponents were eliminat ed from the West of Scotland Cup last weeke nd, beaten 3- 1 at home by Benburb . Arbroath Vies v Shott~ Bon Accord Downfield v Stonehouse Violet An attractive tie at Newburgh where Kelty Hearts, surely stung by the mauling they Kinnoull v Linlithgow Rose Lanark v Kinloss received last wee k from Ca rnoustie, will be looking to get a result. Ncwb urgh give little Maybole v Darvel Kilsyth v Lewis United away at East Shore Park and this is just the type of lie which brings out the best in them. Kilwinning v Kilbirnie Ladeside East Kilbride v Vale of Leven One of the big guns in the East will be elimin ated when Camelon play host to Whitburn v Bishopmill United Stoneyburn v Elion United Newtongrange Star befor e what will be Car muirs Park's biggest attendance or the seaso n. Whitehills v Glasgow P'shire Hill of Beath v Glenafton Athletic Some big derby games in Ayrshire. Kilwinning , sel to go before an Industrial Tribunal soon Glenrothes v Thorniewood Irvine Vies v lnverurie Loco Works ove r, the sacking of their mana ger last seaso n, are on a sticky wickel at home to Kilbirnic . Buffs will still be smarting after being dumped out of the West of Scotland Cup last wee k Dundonald v Tranent Auchinleck Talbot v Lugar Boswell Thistle by Kirkintill och Rob Roy. Lugar Boswell started the season we ll and could surprise Yoker v Royal Albert Maud v Luncarty Auchinleck, who aren 't so mighty these days. Cumbernauld ,v Pollok Dunipace v New Elgin The likely biggest scoreline of the round could we ll be on the Moray coast to where Bonnyrigg v Larkhall Thistle Dairy v Bankfoot Athletic Cumnock trave l to meet Burghead on their pictures que ground in a forest. The Burgiieidcrs Camelon v Newtongrange Star Broughty Athletic v Petershill will do we ll to keep the score in single figures. Lochee Harp v Forfar West End Strathspey v Formartine United Tayside clubs should fare fairly we ll. St Andrews United's young guns visit Carnou stie and though the Saints will put in plenty endeavo ur, the hugely experiem:ed Gowfe rs will get Lochore v Bo'ness United Hurlford United v Hall Russell United the verdict. Forfar Albion v Hermes Newburgh v Kelty Hearts Luncarty have a great chance to reach the last 64. They visit Maud where the loca ls arc East Craigie v Benburb Culter v Elmwood entrenched at the bottom of the North's bottom division with not a point to their nan1c. It West Calder v Arniston Rangers Carnoustie v St Andrews United will be somethin g o f a culture shock for Shotts who visit Arbroath Vies hut ncverl hclcss. Fochabers v Port Glasgow Pumpherston v Beith the Central side will progress by a sizea ble margin. Baillieston v Thornton Budde Rovers v Sauchie Musselburgh are well in the hunt for promotion in the East Junior s hut Violet manager John Holt's tactica l know- how could we ll sec the Pansies get at least a seco nd bite at the Sunnybank v Largs Thistle Lochee United v Glencairn cherry. Cruden Bay v Blackburn United St Roch's v Shettleston Only one Tayside derby match , and a keen one at that . when Forfar West End visit Vale of Clyde v Neilston Burghead v Cumnock Beec hwood . According to our man at the match Harp deser vedly ran fancied Glcnrolhes Armadale v Troon Rob Roy v Coltness close last week and this will have done their confidence no harm. Kirkcaldy YM v Bonnybridge Wilson's Xl v Fauldhouse United Plenty of ties from which the discerning city based junior football fan can selccl his choice Longsidc v Wishaw Renfrew v Steelend of OVD viewing next Saturda y with Harp , Lochee United. Brought y, Downfield and East Craigie all at home Dunbar v Irvine Meadow Greenock v Tulliallan
Musselburgh v Dundee Violet Banks o' Dee v Dundee North End Ill ill 32 YEARSAGO ·- ~I MARCH 1968 ...;:_-.. i:lJlL
Not the Tayport FC Archives this week, but a Scottish senior football card. The 8T.MICHAEL8 INN significance is in the East Fife line-up v Queens Park. At left back for the Fifers is none other than Sco tland's newly appointed First Minister, Henry McLeish. Lcucht1r0 • !")y 8L.t\ndr cw0 • fife KYl b ODll Henry, whose wife Julie is a sen ior manager with Fife Council's Social Work Department , must now surely be the Fifers most famous ex player, just pipping Tel: (0 1334) 839220 • fax. (0LI1>4) 8')820q Molly Brown for that honour! Playing No. 4 for the Fifers that day was Propriclor01: C1'aht1111e (.0 l'>rendL, McKinney ex-Dundee Blackpool, Bradford, Montrose and Tayport player and committee man Bobby Waddell SC OTTISH CUP-SEMI-FINALS Dundee United° ( 0) 0 20 ,000 I Dunfermline ( 0) 1 ( Gardner) Celtic ( 2) 5 ( Johnstone , Lennox 14,268 2, Walla ce, Cattanach) MEALS SERVED ALL DAY St . John st on e ( 1) 1 ( Wi lson T .) Dun dee U td.: Davi e; R olland , Dunferm lin e : Mattin: Callaghan (\V.), ('nmeron: Neilson. Smith, Wo od; Lunn (Lister); Fraser. Barry, Thomson; Seem:rnn, Millar (1 .). Mitchell, Fdwards, Paton, Gardner, Callaghan Gillespie. \.Vilson. {T ), R obertson. Celti c: Simpson: Craig, G emrnoll; 12 - 9.30 St. J ohn stone: R obertson ; lvk - 1\llurdoch_ M cNeil!. Rrogan; Johnt: tone. Gillivray. Coburn; M iller, Rooney, Mc Lcnno~. \.Vallace , Gallagher (Catte nach ), Phee: i\kDnnald, Gordon, \Vilson, Mc Hughes. Last orders 9.15 ('arrv Aitken . Hearts ( 1) l ( Je nsen) 22,569 Partick ( 0) 1 (_Flana gan) 3,000 , Morton ( 1) l ( Rank in) Dundee ( 0) 1 ( McLean J.) · t-lt:arts: Crnich.shank: SnedJon, !v(ann; Par tic k Thistle: Niven; Campbe ll, 1 Thomson (E.). T homson (A ), i'\.fi!ler: \Vest; O 'Nei ll , NlcK innon, Gibb; Rae, , J e11se11. Towllse11J. Ford, I rvine. Roxburgh, Coulston, Flanagan, TRADITIONAL SUNDAY LUNCH Tr:ivnor. 1 IVlorto n: Ru sse ll: LoughL.i.n, Kennedy: 0~ 1~~3~e;Donaldson; \Vil son (R.), ! Arentoft, Strachan. Rankin ; Jensen, Houston; Murray, Eas ton, Stewc_1rt;~ 12 -3 A!Lin. Ma son . Swec:ney, Stevenson. Campbell (G eorgeso n), M"cLean (J .) , Ji SCOTTISH LEAGUE-DI¥ . I Wilson (S.), McLean (G .), Scott. Ji Raith ( 0) 3 (Wa llace 3) 5,000:1 Aberdeen ( 1) 2 ( Shewan , John• Motherw ell ( 0) 1 (Mc inall y) j ston) 8,000 Raith: Rei d; Hi slop, Gray; Stein, ij HIGH TEAS SUNDAY ONLY Falkiek (0) 0 Poliand, Miller; Wils on (Sneddon),~ Aberdeen: Clark; Whyte. Shewan: Fa lconer, \.Vallace, J udge, Gillespie. Pc1crsen . McMillan. Buchan: Johns ton, i\'lotherwdl: M cCJoy; Wh ite fo rd , 3-7 Cumming, T aylor. Smith. W att. Mackay; Th omson. M artis, McCallum Falkirk: Devlin: Lambit:, H unter: (W .); Beato n (McC all), Ca mpbell . ~f :u kie. B.1illie. Gibson: tvh.·Manus , Cairney, Mdnally , 'N ilson. Smith. Graham, Mclaughlan, \Vatson . Airdrie ( 1) 1 ( McP he at) 17,000 SCOTTISH LEAGUE-DI¥. II Rangers ( 1) 2 ( Johnst o n , Smith ALWAYSADVISABLE TO TO BOOK A) Hamilton (0) 0 SOO A irdri e: McKen,,ie: J onquin, Keenan: East Fife ( 0) 1 ( Dewar) G oo Jwin. Rlack, 'Nll itcford; Madden, Hamilton: Lam o nt; Halpin , Fraser; Jarvie. i\fcPhcat, R.imsay (f rvine), Gaughan, Small, Juni or; H orn, Vint, Phillirs Thomson, Gilchrist, Hunter. HIGH TEAS AVAILABLE TO COACH Rangers: Sorensen: Johansen, Mathie East Fife: G0rman ; Soutar, M cLeish; _')on: O reig, ~fcK innon. Smith (D.): Waddell (R .), Guild, Nelson; Millar, HenJcrson. Smith (A)_ Ferguson Rae, De war , Kinsella, Waddell_ J A_.). PARTIES WITH PRIOR ARRANGEMENTS (\.Villnu ghhy)_ J1ihnston, Pcr~o11 . ------~-· NORTH S.MILNE H_O_M_ E_S__ S_C_OTSCOl..!_P __ ------SAT OCT 7 Sunnybank ~ Fraserburgh Lads Club 1-0 Maud see also OVD Cup review Inv Locos 5 o 1 21 · 6 15 Parkva le v Longside LONGSIDE 5 o 1 15 . 7 15 Formartine Un v lnverurie LVJ Scotsco up Lge -2.30 Sunnyb•nk -1 0 0 7 . 3 I;> Hall Russell v Lewis Un BUILDER & JOINER Bishoprnill 3-3 Burghead 0 10 11 round 2- rormartine J 2 25 · Bu ckie Ro 3-3 Strathspey Halls/Lewis v Dyce Stoneyw d 3 C 2 11 · 16 9 Whit ehills 2-2 Kinloss Wilsons X1 v Formrtn/Locos 16 8 New El9in 1-1 F ochabern Bks O Dee 2 2 3 13 Sunr,y/Fras v CrudenfTurriff Stonehavn 1 2 1~ · 13 7 Elion United v Park .Longsid e CARNOUSTIE East End c o 4 14 . 1:l 6 SAT OCT 14 Banks O ·oec v Stonehvn/End Hermes 2 4 10 · 18 OVD Junior Cup Herme s v Lads rd 1 - replay - Glentanar v Buchanhav en Ctuden B 11 · 19 lslavale 0-4 Bonnyrigg Culter v Sloneywood 4 Buchnhvn 8 · 21 St Ninian D-2 Kini~ou:I 01 Turriff Un. o 1 4 4 · 12 241 859838 Sunnybnk 2-0 Edinbrgh CAMSTRUCTION -rd 2 - Dunbar 5-0 RAF Lassie Maud v Form /Lads OIVt~~., .,WD-l ·' f . '·rA Pt (at Tr an ent) East End v Lewis Un Livingston 1-2 H Russi! Culler € 0 0 24 - 10 18 Turrilf Un v Culter r------, Crossgates 1-1 (4-3p) Glentrtar 6 0 0 14 3 18 Stoneywood v Longside Frasrb9h Un Wilson s 3 2 14 - 11 10 Dyce v Glentanar C 2 16 14 9 Hall Russell v He1mes : NATIONAL : H Rusi! 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How the CentralFife Times reported last week's game ANDY'S ANGLE Tayport 3, Welfare 2. When Burke repeated Tayport had the TWO goals in the closing the dose just after the momentum now and Good afternoon and a warm welcome to the seconds robbed Lochore interval things looked with Welfare unable to Canniepairt to the players, officials and sup Miners Welfare of a bright for Loch.Jre and settle the home side famous win at Tayport. even more so when grabbed the winner on porters of Forfar West End for our league game Tayport saw a penalty Welfare produced time to leave the visitors today. effort saved by Willie completely devastated. some of their best form Crowe but they pulled In last week's programme I praised the team of the season and one hack in 72 minutes. for their performance at Jeanfield, as, in my romped into a two goal Certainly the pressure lead just after half-time. increased on the Welfare opinion, it was the best we had played as a team Colin Burke opened defence but they looked this season. If players are willing to accept the the scoring in the first solid enough until the plaudits for good performances, then they leave minute and Welfare held 89th minute when the that advantage until the equaliser came through a break. little bit of slackness. themselves open for criticism for below par performances. Even taking into account the fact that Lochore are high standard opposi tion, it is ourselves which gives me most cause for concern . Our concentration in the early stages of games is not nearly good enough. We are losing too many goals at this stage in games. While I don't 'want to target individual players, there is a school of thou_ght from different categories of players. From the younger players I get the feeling that, now they have arrived at Tayport, they have reached the pinnacle of junior football. Nothing can be further from the truth. It is now that the hard work starts for them. They have now to prove that they deserve to be at a club of this standing. From the more experienced players there is the school of thought that there is nobody like us. they think that Tayport's name and past results are enough to intimidate opponents. One of the oldest cliches in football is that you only get out of the game what you've put into it. I think we were very fortunate last week as we contributed nothing to the game until the final thirty minutes. Yes, we showed good character and fighting spirit but our passing, defending ,workrate and our finishing were all a disgrace. I was disgusted with our performance . The standard is not good enough to win games outwith our region. We must use this game to prevent complacency ruining our season.
Somervell Park, Cambuslang, our destination next Saturday, home to Cambuslang Rangers who appeared in seven Scottish Junior Cup Finals A1tdljSo111111erville between 1961 and 1974 including four finals in a row. TAYPORT FC SEASON 2000 - 2001 Hom e Games in capitals. _L = NCR Premier Division. S = OVD Scottish Junior Cup . ...C.,= Concept Trophy. ELI= Fife/Tayside NEC= North End Challenge Cup. DlL = DJ.L aing Homes Cup. _E = Findlay (formerly Currie) Cup . ...H= Herschell Troph y
DiITE. QPPQS.lilQti sr.nF?~ YiK 2 J. 4 5. Q. 7 8 9. 1..Q 11 12 ll 14 Aft. 15AUG Jeanfield (HT) W3-0 FITZPATRICK REILLY GREIG LAWSON CRAIK 1 WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS CORCORAN 2 NICOLL EVANS KENNETH (4) 161 19AUG ARBROATH SC (l W2 -0 FITZPATRICK BUIST GREIG THOMSOI JONES WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS CORCORAN REILLY NICOLL2 LAHON (4) LAWSON (9) 134 23AUG Elmwood (L) W3- 1 FITZPATRIC~ BUIST GREIG THOMSOI JONES WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS CORCORAN REILLY NICOLL2 EVANS (9) 1 KENNETH (41 124 26AUG Carnoustie (L) D 1-1 FITZPATRICK BUIST GREIG CRAIK JONES 1 WILKIE RAMSAY CORCORM KENNETH REILLY EVANS NICOLL (8) 204 2 SEPT NORTH END (L) WS-1 FITZPATRICK BUIST GREIG irHOMSOt JONES WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS 1 KENNETH 1 NICOLL EVANS 2 REILLY(4) 1 CRAIK (91 LAWSON (3 217 9 SEPT Lochee United IL W2-0 FITZPATRIC~ BUIST GREIG1 CRAIK JONES WILKIE RAMSA'-f HARRIS KENNETH 1 NICOLL EVANS REILLY 141 CORCORAN 1111 WARD 1101 178 16SEP DOWNFIELD (L) W7 -2 FITZPATRICK BUIST CRAIK WARD JONES 1 WILKIE THOMSON HARRIS 1 KENNETH 2 NICOLL EVANS 3 REILLY (7) 176 23 SEP Luncarty (C 1) W7-1 FITZPATRIC~ BUIST CRAIK3 WARD JONES WILKIE RAMSA~ 1 NICOLL CORCORAN REILLY2 EVANS KENNETH(5)1 THOMSON(8) HARRIS(9) 71 30 SEP VIOLET (L) W 3-0 MANN BUIST PATERSON 1 WARD JONES WILKIE THOMSON HARRIS KENNETH CRAIK EVANS RAMSAY(7) REILLY(11)1 NICOLL(6)1 204 7 OCT Forfar Alb . (L) WS -1 FITZPATRICK BUIST PATERSON WARD JONES WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS CRAIK REILLY 3 EVANS KENNETH 1911 CORCORAN/1111 WEMYSS/81 81 14 OCl Jeanfield Swifts ( W7 -0 FITZPATRIC~ BUIST PATERSON 1 JONES WEMYSS WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS 1 KENNETH 2 C'ORAN 2 EVANS 1 WARD (4) CRAIK (11) REILLY (8) 104 21 OCl LOCHORE W (T2) W3-2 FITZPATRICK BUIST PATERSON WARD WEMYSS WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS KENNETH 2 C'ORAN CRAIK REILLY(8)1 EVANS(S) NICOLL(7) 236 28 OCl FORFAR WE (Ll 4 NOV Cambuslang (S2) 11 NOii 18 NO\ Aberdeen LC(C2)
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,j I ------. ------•-• - Abercorn CENTRAL LEAGUE PLAYERPROFILE ---- PREMIERW D L "1>"·•- -A.Pt· Central League Cup at the brea k Ahercrornll!.-, JAKE THOMSON Arthurlie 3 o 18 - 7 10 got his 2nd t.,etore two set-ups round 1 - tba - from 1tew sI9111ng De, e~ E\11ott BENBRB 2 0 8 - 4 7 Asl1rield v Coltness Un (Malta) Sd W Ddllas 9et l11s Johnstne 2 0 2 0 7 Baillieston v Vale of Clyc.Je hot-trick AGE: 22 BORN: Dundee. BROUGHT UP: Neils ton 0 t. ti 5 6 Blantyre 'Jic ,: 11 Larkh all Tit Lark hall 2 1 4 4 ~ ABERCOHN Central Fintry. STAY NOW: Provost Road Cambus lang v Shotts BA R Glencn 2 1 7 8 5 Premier - 3prn Carluke Rovs v Port Gldsgow BROTHERS/SISTERS: 2 sisters (23 & 3). Shotts 0 5 3 4 Arti1urli e 3-1 Marytull East Kilbrid e SI Anthony Petersh ill 1 1 6 5 4 ! v o Kenny G1ll,,.s pen c11td MARRIED/ENGAGED: girlfriend Johnston e B v Shettleston Renfrew 0 2 3 - 10 3 ! De,ek Rhodde11(2) tor Llr'. Kilsyth Ran gs v Dunip ace Ji,n Ham1llo1t got a co11sc>lation SCHOOLS/COl,LEGE: Linlathen HS Pollok 0 2 2 0 10 2 I Maryhill 0 1 2 2 . 5 K. Rob Roy v Green ock tor the ·HI\I. Lesmahagow v Lanark United OCCUPATION: Bricklayer. Previously apprentice motor mechanic Blantyr~ 0 Q 4 ~ - 11 ~ l Maryhill v Benburb Johnstne 1-0 Blantyre a David Brolly for Bu, gh. FOOTBALL CAREER MOVES : Arbroath FC, Violet, Forfar West IV1 WOL F A Pt Petershi ll v Cumbernauld Lanerk Un 3 2 0 11 - 7 11 Pollok v Stonehou se V End, Tayport Ncilston 0-1 Larkhall Th Rob Roy 3 0 11 - 2 10 Renfrew v Arthurli e a Stuart Bovill penatty at Brig Greenock 2 0 11 - 7 8 BOYHOOD FOOTBALL HERO: Kenny Dalglish Royal Albert v G Perth shire o ·Lea . Cmbnauld 2 0 8 . 5 ? SI Rochs v Vale of Leven Carluke R 2 1 2 4 . 7 7 MOST MEMORABLE MATCH : Playing in the Forfarshire Cup Final, Htorniewood v R Glencairn Pollok 1-4 Benburb for Arbroath FC when we beat Dundee FC 2-1 Shettlestn 3 0 11 - 8 6 Wishaw v Neilston o Livingston target Steven Pt Glasgw 3 1 12 - 12 6 Yaker Alhletic v Forth W ands Swift ran the show scoring PLAYER WHO HAS IMPRESSED YOU MOST : Sean Wilkie Kilsyth Rn 2 1 6 - ? 5 one and setting up Jim Crean ey Dunipace 1 6 - 5 4 SAT OCT 7 for a 0-2 ht lead. Swift crossed MOST DIFFICULT OPPONENT: Steven Glass (Aberdeen, now V of Leven 0 2 4 - 4 3 tor Scott Gallagh er to make it Abe rcom League Newcastle ·Utd) G Perthsr 0 2 4 - 5 2 0-3 and he set up a penally Cambslng 0 0 0 - 1 Premier - 3pm claim wtuch saw John Tinney V of Clyde o O 4 4 - 12 Maryhill 1-2 Benbur b hit the 4th bero,e Jim McPhee FAVOURITE GROUND : Dens. LEAST FAVOURITE: Tannadice Shotts BA 4-2 Blantyre L=lulw _ Q . .l! 4 6. -16. got a LOK consolation . uDi v 1 - SOFT SPOT FOR A SENIOR TEAM?: Dundee FC OIV2 WO L F A Pt Carluke 0-2 Lanark R Glencaim 1-1 Shotts Pt Glsgow 2-2 Greenock OTHER SPORTS: Snooker, Pool, Tennis Yoller Alh 4 0 13 8 12 o Craig Porter gave BA the E Kilbride 3 1 o 14 - 2 10 V of Clyde 0-3 Shett lestn ht lead but Chris McFady en Div 2 - TASTES IN MUSIC: Bob Marley, Travis, Moby St. Roch·s 3 0 2 15 - 9 9 levelled before Graham Higgin s Baillieston 2-1 Yaker Ath Stn~house 3 o 2 14 - 9 9 missed a spot kick for Shotts Coltness 2-3 R Albert LAST BOOK READ: Acid House. Baillieston 2 1 1 4 - 3 7 which saw Glens new signing St Rochs 4-3 For:h Wan Craig Baxte, sent off . FAVOURITES: Ashfield '2 o 2 14 - 5 6 Wishaw 0-6 Stonehouse BellshillA 2 0 0 4 - 1 6 friendlies • Div 1 - MOVIE: Scarface MOVIE STAR: Robert De Niro St Anthony 2 a 2 6 - 9 6 Came lon 2- 1 Larkhall Th Carnbslng 0- 1 Carluk e - 3 V of Leven 3-4 Meadow BOOZER: Trades House Thrniwood 2 1 4 5 Curnbrn id 3-2 VoClyd e TV SHOW: Simpsons. Ryl Albert 3 10 - 14 Kilsyth 2- 1 G Prthshir e SAT OCT 14 Forth Wan 1 3 8 - 14 4 Rob Roy 2-0 Vo Leven TIPPLE: Tennents Lager FOOD: Chinese OVD Junior Cup - rd 1 - Coltness U a 2 3 3 - 16 2 Lanark 2- 1 Lesmahgw Wh itletts 0-10 Dunipace Sheltlsln 4-4 P Glasgw HOLIDAY SPOT : South of France NEWSPAPER: Sun _LQ 4 - 1§ Q_ w,~~~Vi l 0 Div 2 - Apart from filling in questionnaires, what irks you most? rd 1 - replay • Ashfield 5- 1 Forth Wand Beaton's Cup Petershill 6--0W inton Bellshill 3-1 Stonehous e o a cruise for Peasy as against Training twice a week and not getting 90 minutes on a Saturday Final - at Firtiill • Mon Oct 2 R AJber1 1-2 Edsl Kilbride the first game. Strikes by Mark SI AnUmy 1-0 Thorniw·d Your 3 major moves on winning £10 million on the Lottery: Cambuslang 1-0 Shotts Abercro mbie and Steven Dallas St Roctt·s 7-0 Collness ( Mark Daisley 22) were followed by an og from Yaker Attt 3-1 Wi shaw Pay back Woody [Davie Evans] and hire Bomber Harris' band for a ,, ' keeper Kenny Pollok for 3-0 VW::W:t:ft¥Cf¥1NffflltCtft :· n r major party. .... EAST John Walker OIV1 WO L F A Pt Oiv 1 - 2.30pm Z1gw, Heineken Cup Fauldhouse 0-1 Camelon UTHGW 6 1 3 22 - 18 19 round 1 - Sep 30 o David Kirkham 2nd half . Nwtngrn 5 0 2 10 - 4 15 Rosyth 2-1 Fauldhouse itburn 4 2 18 -12 13 Oundonald 3- 1Tranent Hadding ton 2-3 Linltthgow - ~AUAANT- Bonnyrg 4 1 o 10 - 4 13 Lochore 5--6 Musslbrgh 0 Camelon 3 2 4 17 -14 11 Harthill 0-1 Newtongmge Newtgrange 7-0 Lchgelly s1NeE 1983 Edinbrgh 3 0 3 7 - 9 9 o Scott McDonald 's og settled Whitbum 4-3 Glenrthes Bo·ness 2 2 2 6 - 8 8 this one with new Royal boss Bonnybridge 4-0 Steelnd Arniston 1 4 1 9 - 9 7 Willie Garne1 watching . Thornton 4-2 Haddngtn Harthill R 2 1 5 10 -11 7 Hadngtn 2 1 3 11 -15 7 Bonnyrigg 1-0 Kirkca lcty Div 2- Bathgate 1 3 3 9 - 18 6 rd 2 - Nov 18 -1 .45 etap. A rm adale 1-0 Broxburn Dalkeith Th v Dundonald B 0 -Fauldse----- 0 6 7 -14 3 Linlithgow R v Kelty Hrts Pumpherstn 7-1 Tranent o Steve Finlay gave Purnphy a OIV2 W DL F A P Oak ley Un v Bathgate Th 1-0 ht lead after veteran Derek \Armadale 7 0 20 - 6 21 Camelon v Crossgates P Ha lcrow had to go in goals . Musslbgh 6 0 2 20 - 9 18 Rosyth R v Newtongrang e McHugh levelled before Owen 1 3 17 -12 13 Bonybrig 4 Tulliallan Th v Bonnybridge Blake (2), Jimmy Dunn, Steve Broxburn 4 0 2 14 - 9 12 St Andrews v Arniston R Mcllhone , Alan Dickov and Dunbar 3 2 1 12 - 9 11 Edinburgh Un v Thornton H Roddy McDonald scored . Dalkeith 3 1 10 - 8 11 Livingston Un v Hill o·seath Pmphrstn 3 2 3 18 - 14 11 Stoneyburn v Newburgh Musselbrgh 6--0 Stonybm Sauchie 2 4 11 -15 7 Blackburn Un v Wst Calder o Scott Porteous(4) , Kevin Tranent 2 1 4 8 - 19 7 so·ness Un v Musselburgh Hall and Ian Hay . Stonybrn 3 2 17 -19 6 Bonnyrigg R v Dunbar Un Oalkeith Th 2-0 Sauchie 1wCalder 1 4 6 - 15 4 Pumpherston v Armadal e Th Uvingstn 1 1 4 3 - 12 4 Whitburn v Sauchie Calders East Cup - rd 1 - Blackburn _o _ 2 _6 6 - 15 2 Bonnybrig 3-0 Blackbum Calder's East Cup- rd 1 SAT OCT 14 o Ian Stewart scored a OPENSEVEN PAYS Bonnyrigg 2-1 Newtongrange OVD Junior Cup hat -trick for Brig . Pumpherston 3-1 Tranent rd 1 - replay - Stoneybum 2-0 Sauchie lslavale 0-4 Bonnyrigg Whitbum 0-3 Bathgate LUNCHANO PINNER MENUS Whitburn 0-3 Bathgate Th 0 o Brian Mungall (2) and PRIVA1EPAR11ES • WINTER PINING PEAL Armadale 0- 1 Haddington John Murphy for Thistte - Sunnybnk 3-0 Edinbrgh quite a scalp after several poor Arniston 0-2 Edinburgh Un o Cheyne (2) and Dougla s shows from the Creamery park Dalkeith 2-3 Dunbar United PRIMEMEA1S FROM 1HE CHARGRlll side . Broxbum 1-1, 1-2 Bo'ness Un Dunbar 5-0 RAF Lassie • MEXICAN•VEGETARIAN • FRESHFISH • Bonnybridge 3-0 Blackburn (at Tranent) rd 2 - rd 2- o Madden , Lockhart , Miller , West Calder 0--6 Bo 'ness • RIBS• OVER20 OIFFERENTBURGERS • Stoneybum 0-2 Harthill Mcgill and Hogg took Unite d o Jamie Loi 1ev ;rnd Gary W .Calder 0-6 Bo"ness through to host Meadow in Smith had th BU 's two ahead i11 • RESERVA110NSAOVI SEO• Came lon v Musselburgh round 2. 1ust 10mins at C~11tl1er. 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DIV1 WDL F A Pt ,------, o we though this might draw but · Kirk have done ;yell to 14 - 5 9 Kerr & Smith Cup Auchnlck 2 3 0 get a result at Castle park , where 1, .ELINEC DJL E tt TOT 0 11 - 4 9 Final - Somerset - Oct 2 .s .c Glenafton 3 0 the visit of Arthurlie this we ek KENNETH 7 1 2 0 10 Lugar BT 2 2 1 7 - 6 8 Cumnock 2-2(5-4p)Kilwinning will not be terribly welcomed Irvine Vic 2 2 2 7 - 14 8 (McGinty 2 - Cameron pen , REILLY 5 2 1 0 8 Geoghegan) 1- 1 90mins . Greenock 2-3 Beith 7 7 Meadow 2 1 1 11 - 7 7 '------''--~~ - - - - ~ o good result for Ayrshire . EVANS 0 KILWING 1 1 0 4 - 2 "21 NICOLL 5 0 5 WESTof SCOTLANDCUP !Kilblrnie 0 3 7 -· 8 3 Lesmhgw 1-3 Hurlford CORCORAN 3 2 5 round 2 - OCT 21 - 3pm Cumnock 1 0 1 4 - 6 3 o another good result for CRAIK Ayrshire despite ·Gow ·s 3 1 4 Hurlford 0 1 1 3 - 5 Arthurtie 1-4 Pollok rece nt poor form . HARRIS 3 0 3 Craigmrk 0 1 3 3 - 8 1 Bellshill 3-0 R Albert Blnntyre 0-2 Muirkirk JONES 2 0 2 Beith 0 0 3 0 - 6 0 Renfrew 3--0 Largs E Kilbride 0-0(4 lip) Maryh ill o as expected , Largs h,wen ·t PATERSON 2 0 2 DIV2 WD L F A Pt Greenock 2-3 Beith quite got things tog ether yet. RAMSAY 1 0 1 Kilsyth R 0-2 La nar k Kello Rv 4 0 9 - 3 13 I LsrnhQW 1-3 Hurlford Rob Roy 2-2(3-2p) Kilwng GREIG 1 0 1 Maybole 3 1 13 - 8 10I LargsTh Renfrew 3-0 o Goals from Paul Mullin and THOMSON 0 0 Ardeer T. 3 2 H - 10 101 Rob Roy 2-2(3-2p) Kilwinng lain Gallagher not enough for BUIST 0 0 DairyTh 2 2 2 15 - 12 8 I Glncairn 4-0 Neilston Buffs who saw their hopes Troon 2 1 18 - 10 7 I Shettlstn 2-2(4-5p) Larkhall dashed by a brilliant display from LAWSON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Winton 3 1 9 - 8 6 Au chnlck 2-1 CambslQ Australian ' keep er Sco tt WARD 0 0 Cumnock 3-0 Thornwd Saltcoats 3 -o 5 - 4 6 "Skippy " Starr . Glenaftn 1-3 Benburb WEMYSS 0 0 Darvel 3 10 - 14 6 Kilbirnie 5-2 Annbank Auchinlck 2- 1 Cambslng WILKIE 0 0 Muirkirk 1 2 9 - 11 4 1-1(4-l p) Carl uke '---Troon------~ o extremely long faces when MANN 0 0 LargsTh 0 2 2 - 5 I passed through gave way to 1 5 - 17 relief as Derek McCulloch and FITZPATRICK 0 0 Annbank 0 SAT OCT 14 Whitletts 0 0 0 - 7 0 Marco Minchella - last week ·s OWN GOALS OVD Junior Cup - rd 1 · poser pin-up - got the goals . • Ayrshiremoves lo threedivisions Dunipace 10--0 Whitletts TOTAL 35 7 3 .3 ~ of 7-8-8 in seasonO 1 -02 o Vies not at the races .. Cumnock 3--0 Thomw ·d ~------, this switched to Denny. See o ·wood troubled Cumno ck Times District Cup CENTRAL...... until some astonishing decisions - rd 1 saw three of their players There are grave worries about OFF THE INTERNET Beith • v Hurlford Un ordered off in the first 30mins. the future of WHITLETTS VICS rd 2 · which is said by insiders to be Glenafton 1-3 Benburb TAYPORTv LOCHOREWELFARE (21/10/00) Meadow 3-0 Craigma rk B very close to folding . Anyon e o Glens lacking grit. .. Irvine Vies • v Muirklrk who can help or offer advice Largs Th 3-0 Lugar BT please get in touch ... Kilbirnie 5-2 Annbank Maybol e v Glenaftn Troon 1-1(4 - 1p) Cnrluke Lochore's site said "... The Lochore supporters could hardly Auchinleck • v Winton R Div 2 - believe it, 2 up after 50 minutes. Was this to be their day? It Saltcoats 0-2 Troon Darvel 2--0 Muirkirk Stagecoach -Oiv 1- o Danny McAdarn opened for certainly looked like the gods were smiling on them when Tayport were awarded a Kilbimie 1-0 Cumnock Crnigma r k 2-2 Lug~r Darvel but he went off injured . Beith/Hurlfrd v Kilwin111ng Me~dow 2-3 lr VII\!' V penalty kick which was well saved by keeper Crowe ..... with 4 minutes remaining the Chris Skippen got a late 2nd . Oiv 2 - 3pm quarter-finals - Oct zs· gods decided it was not to be Lochore's day .... " Ardeer 2-5 Dairy Th Kilbirnie • v Troon SAT OCT 21 Winton 1-1 Saltcoats Largs Th • v Meadow X1 Tayport's site said ". ..the holders looked down and out. However they are made of West of Scot Cup - rd 2 - Kello R 3-0 Darvel Maybole/Glen v Beith/Hurl/Kilw Maybole 7-0 Whitlctts sterner stuff in Fife's most northern outpost and with 18 minutes left ace marksman, Blantyre 0-2 Muirkirk -----~------Talbot/Win1on v lrv Vic/M uirkirk ···---- ·~-··------..--- Dave Reilly pulled back a goal, his 363rd competitive goal for the club .... " Abercorn CENTRAL LEAGUE Tayside's leading shopping centre PREMIERW D L F API Beaton's Cup Jimmy McPhee (2) finished WELLGATE~"') WELLGATE~"') urlie 3 o 18 - 7 10 them off after two players again Final - at Firhill - Mon Oct 2 dismissed and David Fulton Johnstne 3 0 5 - 1 10 Cambuslang 1-0 Shotts got a consolation penalty. The perfect shopping experience, BENBRB 2 0 8 - 4 7 ( Mark Daisley 22) all under one roof. Neilston 0 2 6 5 6 Bellshill 3-0 R Albert Larkhall 2 4 - 4 5 Blantyre 0-2 Muirkirk Central League Cup E Kilbride 0-0(4-5p)Maryhill PARKING FOR OVER COFFEE SHOPS AND R Glencn 2 7 - 8 rd 1 - prov Nov 18/25 Greenock 2-3 Beith 600 CARS RESTAURANTS Shotts 10 6 - 6 :i Kilsyth R 0-2 Lanark Un Ashfield v Coltness Un Petershill 1 6 - 5 4 I Lesmhgw 1-3 Hurlford Baillieston v Vale of Clyde OVER 50 OF YOUR Renfrew 0 2 3 - 10 3 Renfrew 3-0 Largs Blantyre Vies v Larkhall Th. FAVOURITE STORES Pollok 0 2 2 6 - 10 2 Cambuslang v Shotts BA Rob Roy 2-2(3-2p)Kilwing Maryhill 0 1 2 2 - 5 1 Carluke Rovs v Port Glasgow o Michael O'Neil and Paul STEPS THEATRE AND REGULAR LIVE Blantyre 0 0 4 5 -11 0 East Kilbride v St Anthony Bonar for Rabs. Paul Mullin and CENTRAL LIBRARY ENTERTAINMENT Johnstone B v Shettleston lain Gallagher for Buffs. Rabs DIV1 WDL . f A PI Kilsyth Rangs v Dunipace goalie Scott Starr was the hero. THE WELLGATE - STREETS AHEAD LanarkUn 3 2 o 11 - 7 11 K. Rob Roy v Greenock Glencairn 4-0 Neilston IN CITY CENTRE SHOPPING RobRoy 3 1 0 11 - 2 10 Lesmahagow v Lanark United Shettlstn 2-2(4-5p)Larkhall Cmbnauld 3 1 o 12 - 5 10 Maryhill v Benburb Petershill v Cumbernauld Greenock 2 2 o 11 - 7 8 Auchinlck 2-1 Cambslng THE WELLGATE CENTRE, DUNDEE, DDl 2DB Tel (01382) 225454 Pollok v Stonehouse V PtGlasgw 1 4 12 -12 7 o Billy Holmes pounced in the Renfrew v Arthurlie CarlukeR 2 1 2 4 - 7 7 opening minute and it was Royal Albert v G Perthshire agonisingly long before Dek Shettlestn 1 3 o 11 - 8 6 St Rochs v Vale of Leven McCulloch and Marco Minchella KilsythRn 2 6 - 7 5 Thorniewood v R Glencairn scored for Talbot. Dunipace 2 6 - 5 5 Wishaw v Neilston Vof Leven o 3 4 - 8 3 Yoker Athletic v Forth Wands. Cumnock 3-0 Thomw'd J & S PATERSON Vof Clyde o 4 6 -12 3 o Three off for ·wood in the first 30mins. G Perthsr o 2 2 4 - 7 2 SAT OCT 14 Cambslng o o 1 0 - 1 0 Junior Cup - rd 1 - Glenafton 1-3 Benburb for Lesmhgw O O 4 6 -16 0 Whitletts 0-10 Dunipace o Glens going three behind o Vies switched the tie after ii before getting a goal back. It DIV2 W D L F A Pt was clear Ayr stadium would seems the club has good not be playable ( will it ever). YokerAlh 5 o 1 15 - 9 15 football but lacks a bit of fight. PLANT HIRE Things went wrong on 2mins E Kilbride 3 0 14 - 2 10 when 'keeper Chris Milloy was Troon 1-1(4-1p)Carluke Baillieslon 3 1 9 - 5 10 sent off for a 'last man" trip SL Roch's 3 0 2 15 - 9 9 which saw John McNeil score Abercom -Premier SKIP HIRE from the spot. Gary McMillan jstnehouse 3 0 3 15 -11 9 Shotts BA 1-3 Johnstone and Ian McMurray made it 3-0 Div 1 -3pm !St Anthony 3 0 2 8 - 10 9 at ht. Dave Graham (2), Ian Dunipace 0-0 Pt Glasgw ,Ashfield 2 o 3 15 - 7 6 McMurray, Ross Cowan, Andy V o Clyde 2-0 Perthshire CONTAINER HIRE BellshillA 2 0 0 4 - 1 6 i Cooper , Barry Stuart and Rick V o Leven 0-4 Crnbrnauld Thrniwood 2 4 - 3 5 r Dickson completed the rout. Div 2- ForthWan 2 3 11 -17 5 Baillieston 5-2 Wishaw SAT OCT 21 Forth Wand 3-3 Coltness WEST END, MAIN ROAD, GAULDRY RylAlbert 1 3 10 -14 4 West of Scot Cup - rd 2 - St Anthony 2-1 Ashfield ColtnessU -19 o 3 3 6 3 Arthurlie 1-4 Pollok Stonehouse 1-2 Yoker Ath TEL: (01382) 3 30283 Wlshaw o O 5 4 -23 0 o self-destruction for LIE friendly as Drew McWllliams(2) and St Roch 3-3 Petershill The Scottish Junior Regional inserts in this programme are courtesy of D. M. BLACK The Scottish Weekly Pyramid News, available at some Junior grounds and by mail order from P.Smyth, 55 Adams Avenue, Saltcoats, KA21 6AW. CHEMIST Tel 01294 603668 PRESCRIPTIONS DISPENSED COSMETICS, TOILETRIES LJLJLJLJLJLJ DEVELOPING & PRINTING MATCH REPORT BABY CARE /?IfD1111111ore 32 CASTLE STREET Last weekend's Fife/fayside tie against Lochore Welfare was dramatic to say the least, with the spectators remaining enthralled TAYPORT DD6 9AF until the final minute of the contest. 'Port eventually edged through to the next round of the competi tion, but as has often been the case recently, they had to recover TEL: 01382 552247 from losing the opening goal. On this occasion, though, the opposition took only fourteen seconds to find the net, through former Kinnoull striker Colin Burke. The same player was certainly enjoying his afternoon and put his side two up early in the second half. Ronnie Kenneth's penalty miss must have planted seeds of doubt in the minds of the Canniepairt faithful, as the situation was beginning to look irretrievable .
E.P. Sub Dave Reilly gave Tayport a 72nd minute lifeline, setting up a grandstand finish. The commitment and fitness of the ENGINEERING home team ensured that there was always the chance of an Co. Ltd. ~ Securedloans ~ Anypurpose ~ Homeowners only ~ NoEquity loans equaliser, which came in the 88th minute, ~ LowRates available when Ronnie Kenneth headed home Grant Precision Engineers Paterson 's cross to the far post. As Lochore's No fees ~ Consolidationloans ~ available thoughts turned to extra-time , 'Port's Tooling for Industry thoughts turned to victory. A.LLSCOT The determination of Mark Corcoran and Sean Wilkie created the opportunity for ~ l _: : - -- -~ I I _ _ ., -~!~ Larchfield Works, Larch Street, F 'INANCE Ronnie Kenneth to grab the winner in this Dundee DDI SNW 1 memorable 3-2 victory. Tel: (01382) 322433 1111} 11lif ffi t1 Fax: (01382)228998 Lines open from 9qm to 9pm ALLOA BUSINESSCENTRE, ALLOA FK10 3SA
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'Port supporters may not have noticed it at the time but two of the players fielded by Dundee United in the recent testimonial match had quite impressive pedigrees. 24 years old Fransisco Ramirez, who netted United's goal, has 26 full caps for Honduras and has scored 7 goals for his country. Carlos JIobn JI. Warb Marcora, once described as the 'orchestra' of the Uruguayan national side, has played 20 times for Uruguay scoring 7 goals. The 24 year old has twice been QCopperanb ©lass QEngrauing voted Uruguay's Player of the Year. Spare a thought for Fraser Mann! Since his move to Elmwood, Fraser has lost l)ttcru ll1r (! ottnur. llp ll.1111b111ll.1111is , ll.ruen, jfifl' , l.iz!)S 5~~ as many goals (10) in his first 2 games for Elmwood as he lost in his last 25 'Qi::elrphonr Ol 333 360336 games for Tayport.
Still on goalkeepers, a postcard arrived at the club the other day from-Ryan Sochanik who's travelling round Australia. He's made it to Cairns in Queensland where he's been exploring the miles of sun-kissed beaches.
Snout hears that there has been some disgruntlement expressed at the quality and content of the junior articles in The Courier. Apparently the Tayside articles come a very poor second to those on the Fife juniors which appear in the Fife edition of the paper.
10 Broad Street, Tayp ort Our OVD Cup opponents Cambuslang Rangers must have thought they had (unde r new management - Jane E. Warrington ) netted the fastest Junior goal of the day last week at Auchinleck Talbot when they went ahead after only 40 seconds of their West of Scotland cup tie. Tayport, though, had that dubious honour by losing one to Lochore, timed Sit-in Meals and Home Baking officially at 14 seconds. Like Tayport, Auchinleck equalised with 20 minutes r. ?.,i Filled Rolls , hot &..cold left and netted the winner in the dying minutes to scrape thl'flugh. •\ f,j Great Friendly Atmosphere &..Staff Thanks to the efforts of keen follower of football at the Canniepairt, Tayport have secured sponsorship from Stella Artois. The Belgian based brewery, We also do grocery &..g ifts , soft drinks &..off sales which has the dominant share of the UK beer market, is also the sponsor of IF we don't have what yo u want , just ask , the Fife Junior League. as no request is ignored and we shall try to ob lige Gro up bookings also taken Outside cater ing available Tayport's ball boys will soon be resplendent in new tracksuits thanks to generous sponsorship from coach hirers Moffat & Williamson with contribu- Telephone 01382 552607 tions from Scotscraig Bo'!ling Club and the Zara Balti House Takeaway. PRESS REPORT Fife Herald(20110/0Q) Jeanfield Swifts O Tayport 7 "'Port cruised to victory on a fine autumn afternoon, at Simpson Park, to consolidate their position at the top of the NCR Premier Division, while boosting their already health)' goal difference " Courier-Fife Edition - (21/10/0Q) DALGLEISH S~REET • TAY.PORT Tayport 3 Lochore Welfare 2 Telephone: 01382 S52388 "Lochore aim to wreck Tayport's record. As Welfare boss Jim Hardie says 'We'll go there as underdogs and will really need to perform at our best to get a result. But most of our injury problems are behind us and we're looking forward to the chal lenge against the top team in Tayside' Sunday Post (22110100) Tayport 3 Lochore Welfare 2 ♦♦♦ "The fightback of the day in the Tayside/Fife Cup came from SELECTION OF Tayport who came from two down against Lochore to snatch a 3-2 victory" REAL ALES ALWA~S ON TAP The Sun (23110/00 Tayport 3 Lochore Welfare 2 " Holders Tayport staged a dramatic fightback to stay in the Fife and Tayside Cup. They trailed Lochore 2-0 and had missed a penalty before Dave Reilly aq_d two in the last three minutes from spot kick sinner Ronnie Kenneth saw them through" The CourierFife Edition (24110/0Q) Tayport 3 Lochore Welfare 2 "In the game of the day, holders Tay port had to pull out all the stops against Lochore at the Canniepairt, producing an astonishing three goals in the last 17 minutes. Disappointed but far from despondent said Lochore's manager." • CONSULTANCY• • SYSTEMDESIGN & BUILD• • COMPRESSEDAIR MANAGEMENT • (LEASE/HIREPACKAGES)
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