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Website: www.tayport.com 2000/2001 .e w Q .L .E A. w Q .L .E A GD PTS TAYPORT 10 5 0 0 19 3 4 1 0 18 3 31 28 CARNOUSTIE 9 3 1 0 14 2 3 2 0 10 3 19 21 KIRRIE 9 1 2 0 8 3 4 0 2 16 8 13 18 NORTH END 9 2 0 2 5 8 3 1 1 16 9 4 16 ARBROATH SC 10 1 2 2 11 10 2 1 2 7 6 2 12 DOWN FIELD 9 1 2 2 8 10 2 0 2 10 14 -2 11 LOCHEE UNITED 10 0 1 4 2 12 2 3 0 13 8 -5 10 FORFAR ALBION 10 1 1 4 9 21 2 0 2 5 5 -12 10 FORFARWE 9 2 1 1 10 9 0 2 3 3 17 -2 9 MAIN SPONSORS 1994-2002 VIOLET 8 1 2 2 6 8 0 3 1 3 6 -2 8 Scott & Fyfe Limited JEAN FIELD 11 0 2 4 3 17 2 0 3 9 13 -18 8 TayportFC celebrate their Taycars Scotscraig Works, Tayport • Industrial Te xtil e Manufactur e rs Trophywin over BankfootAthletic at ELMWOOD 9 2 0 3 8 13 0 1 3 6 14 -13 7 GleneskPark, DundeeJune 1000. Photograph courtesy of DC Thomson Tayport F.C. is ind e bted to th e adv e rti se r s in thi s pro g ramme and at the Canni e p a irt. Th e club is a ls o indebt e d to it s s pon s or s. 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BLACK CHEMIST In the last programme's Archive feature we mentioned Scotland's First Minister HENRY (aka Harry) McLEISH PRESCRIPTIONS DISPENSED playing for East Fife FC. COSMETICS, TOILETRIES This week we've a photo from spring 1968 of Scotland's top 1 . , 'DEVELOPING & p~ 'tNTING ' l)Olitician in the East Fife line-up which also features some familiar faces including BILLY McGANN and ex-Dundee FC BABY CARE and Tayport FC player and committee man BOBBY WADDELL. 32 CASTLE STREET TAYPORT DD6 9AF TEL: 01382 552247 EAST FIFE on parade Back row left to ri$ht: Eric Brodie , Harry @>§) iina.nce Mcleish, Billy McGann, Alan Guild , Ian for home Gilchrist, Drew Nelson, &obby Aitchison. E.P. owners Front: Bert Miller , Bobby Waddell, ENGINEERING George Dewar, Jim Kinsella1 Andy Waddell. Co. 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DUNDEE DD2 l AE cpop i11 m,d see us and we ca11 di scuss Suppliers of pies to Tayport F. C. you/! l!equilte~nents o/! p l'ob Ie 11's Tel: (01382) 646906 COBBIES INN 32 TAY STREET, TAYPORT TODAY'S GAME Where you are assured of a warm welcome! OPEN ALL DAY • OPEN 7 DAYS OVD SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP 2nd ROUND REPLAY SNACKS AVAILABLE 'Come join in the swim with the Phins!' TAYPORT v CAMBUSLANG RANGERS There are of course high stakes today when Cambuslang become the 32nd side to visit the Canniepairt on OVD business. Last week's encounter was never the blood and guts affair one might normally associate with a Scottish Junior Cup-tie. Although it was a hard and keenly fought contest, both sides preferred to put the emphasis on Jf obnJ/. Warb playing football. Hopefully today's replay will provide entertaining fare with a few goals to shout about. QCopper anb ®lass After getting past Kello Rovers in the first round of the West of Scotland MARK DUNN came in for the injured Gauley at No.7 last week. Now in his Cup, they were unfortunate to be drawn away to Auchinleck Talbot in the fourth season, the ex-Cumnock player is gives manager Cunningham several 2nd round and, by all accounts, unlucky to go down by the odd goal. options thanks to his versatlity. Winger STEWART HILL was the No 14 who In the league there have been only two games - a major upset when replaced the injured Doak last week. Signed from amateur football, he is in his Carluke won 1-0 at Somervell then an excellent 4-1 win at Port Glasgow. first season at the club as are two other ex-amateurs GARY TENNANT and GREG ROBERTSON. BERNIE MULLIGAN, a midfielder, is a recent signing This is the second trip to Tayside this season, the first a visit to Perth in from Bonnybridge . It's unlikely that he will make his de but today. Completing the the opening round of the OVD Cup resulting in a pretty comfortable 3-0 squad is GERRY MALONE, a striker signed from Beith two seasons ago. Can't win at Jeanfield Swifts. get his place just now and is also unlikely to feature. Basically then, bar one hiccup, Cambuslang are off to a flier this season, Team boss is ANDY CUNNINGHAM. Fixed up from Shotts around five years scoring goals and playing attractive, confident football. ago, this is his second season in charge after hanging up the boots. ANDY'SANGLE There is a danger that, because we have a home game ,the job is done. Good afternoon and a warm welcome to the Nothing could be further from the truth. We will only succeed if we play to Canniepairt to the players, officials and sup our full capabilities. porters of Cambuslang Rangers for our Scot- Pi' llll. ~-- ... tish Cup replay today. I was talking to Jim O'Donnell, the Junior Scotland team manager, before the game and was interested to hear that his attention had been drawn to two Last week's encounter was a very interesting of our players that haven't been capped. Both players, in my opinion, went on affair. We were a bit slow to start and Cam to distinguish themselves during the game so, hopefully, we could be seeing buslang held the upper hand in the early stages another chapter in Tayport's history of capped players. of the game. After about twenty minutes we settled and the game evened itself out with play Al1tilf80H1H1eM1/e flowing from end to end. The real battle for the game was taking place in the middle of the park with both midfields trying to stamp their authority on the game. As the half-time break approached, I felt that we were starting to assert ourselves on the game and the break probably came too early for us. HILL OF BEATH PANNED BY PRESS FOR UGLY SCENES In the second half I was pleased to see we started off as we finished and we dominated for most of the second period and might have snatched victory in the final minute with a Ronnie Kenneth lob over the keeper. · The [Glasgow] Evening Times had a real go at Hill of Beath following after-the-match scenes at Keir's Park last Saturday which prompted Glenafton's ex-Hearts 'keeper The game overall was an entertaining contest despite the lack of clear-cut Henry Smith to quit football, a decision he subsequently reversed. The Times reported 11 chances and I came away from it with a healthy respect for Cambuslang for ~allowing astonishing scenes in the wake of [Glenafton's] 3-0 OVD Cup defeat by the way they play the game. They are a good passing team who work hard for Hill of Beath, the former Hearts ' stopper [Henry Smith] decided enough was enough. one another and are well organised with most of their players comfortable There were angry exchanges within the confines of the Fife side's pavilion after the with the ball at their feet. It is easy to see why they have already won a game when Beath players gleefully derided the unfortunate Smith for handling errors competition this term, taking some notable scalps on the way. which led to two of their goals. Whilst having some admiration for our opponents, huge praise must be given Several Glens players were stopped from entering the home dressing room, as they to our players and I was understandably disappointed not to win the game attempted to halt the string of abuse directed towards the veteran . Said Smith II What but I was more than pleased with the team's performance. The effort and they were singing was nothing short of disgraceful and it was made worse as my application shown by us was excellent and I think we should have been better daughter was standing outside in tears listening to their tripe. . rewarded for our endeavours. "I decided that if this is what Junior football is all about, then I've had enough and I told We must now start again today. It is another game with different the manager [ex-Raith Rovers' Jock McStayJ I was packing it in. However, I've had a circumstances. I feel that the size of the park will have a huge bearing on the_ good time to think it over and when Jock phoned me, I told him I still wanted to carry game and some personnel changes may be required to make more use of the on playing for the team. In saying that, I'm still furious about the treatment from the open spaces. Hill o' Beath folk and the fact that no apology was forthcoming from their boss Jock I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the fine job Ron Nicol Finlayson. He has gone way down in my estimation . did with the report he gave me on the opposition. The information he passed McStay commented "Beath went right over the top with their celebrations, you would on was spot-on. He did a firstclass job of assessing them and nothing they did have thought they had actually won the cup. But when you're on the losing side you just on the day was a surprise. have to grin and bear it, however it became a bit over personal against Henry, and For us to progress today to the next round, we must produce the same threatened to turn nasty, as one or two of our lads were all for shutting them up. standard of performance, if not better. We have the right tools to do the job. Thankfully there was an SJFA official present, who I hope will comment on their It's how we apply them that will determine whether or not our ambitions are behaviour to the authorities .... " realised. TA YPORT FC SEASON 2000 - 2001 Home 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.Laing Homes Cup . ...E= Findlay (formerly Currie) Cup. _H = Herschell Trophy OM.£ Qf.f.QSlilQll SCORE !JiK g 3. 4 ~ 6. 7 6. 9. 1Q 11 12. 13. H. Mt. 15AUG Jeanfleld (HT) W3-0 FITZPATRICK REILLY GREIG LAWSONCRAIK 1 WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS CORCORAN 2 NICOLL EVANS KENNETH (4) 161 19AUG ARBROATH SC (I W2-0 FITZPATRICK BUIST GREIG lrHOMSOI JONES WILKIERAMSAY HARRIS CORCORAN REILLY NICOLL2 LAHON(4) LAWSON(9) 134 23AUG Elmwood (L) W3-1 FITZPATRIC~ BUIST GREIG lrHOMSO~ JONES WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS CORCORAN REILLY NICOLL2 EVANS (9) 1 KENNETH (4) 124 26AUG Carnoustie (Ll D 1-1 FITZPATRICK BUIST GREIG CRAIK JONES 1 WILKIE RAMSAYCORCORA~ KENNETH REILLY EVANS NICOLL (Bl 204 2 SEPT NORTH END (L) W5-1 FITZPATRICK BUIST GREIG lrHOMSO~ JONES WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS 1 KENNETH 1 NICOLL EVANS 2 REILLY(4) 1 CRAIK (9) LAWSON(3 217 9 SEPT Lochee United (L W2-0 FITZPATRIC~ BUIST GREIG 1 CRAIK JONES WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS KENNETH 1 NICOLL EVANS REILLY (4) CORCORAN (11) WARD (10) 178 16 SEP DOWNFIELD (L) W7-2 FITZPATRICK BUIST CRAIK WARD JONES 1 WILKIE THOMSOII HARRIS 1 KENNETH 2 NICOLL EVANS 3 REILLY (7) 176 23 SEP Luncarty (C 1) W7-1 FITZPATRIC~ BUIST CRAIK3 WARD JONES WILKIE RAMSAYf NICOLL CORCORAN REILLY 2 EVANS KENNETH(5)1 THOMSON(Bl HARRIS(9) 71 30 SEP VIOLET (L) W3-0 MANN BUIST PATERSON 1 WARD JONES WILKIE THOMSOII HARRIS KENNETH CRAIK EVANS RAMSAY(7) REILLY(11)1 NICOLL(6)1 204 7OCT Forfar Alb . (Ll W5-1 FITZPATRICK BUIST PATERSON WARD JONES WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS CRAIK REILLY 3 EVANS KENNETH (9)1 CORCORAN(11)1 WEMYSS(B) 81 14 OCl Jeanfield Swifts ( W7-0 FITZPATRIC~ BUIST PATERSON 1 JONES WEMYSS WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS 1 KENNETH 2 C'ORAN2 E.VANS 1 WARD (4) CRAIK (11) REILLY (8) 104 21 OCl LOCHORE W (T2l W3-2 FITZPATRICK BUIST PATERSON WARD WEMYSS WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS KENNETH 2 C'ORAN CRAIK REILLY(8)1 EVANS(5) NICOLL(7) 236 28OCl FORFAR WE (L) W2-0 FITZPATRICK GREIG PATERSON WARD WEMYSS WILKIE RAMSAY 1 HARRIS KENNETH REILLY EVANS CRAIK(11)1 BUIST (5) C'ORAN (2) 142 4NOV Cambuslang (S2) D 0-0 FITZPATRICK BUIST PATERSON WARD WEMYSS WILKIE RAMSAY CORCORAN KENNETH REILLY EVANS CRAIK(11) 356 11 NO\ C'BUSLANG(S2rl 18 NO\ Aberdeen LC(C2l I l ill- ---· .... _._ .._ .. ___ L.., __ . - - · ~ --- ·-- -·---- -·-- ___....._ -- _____ - Official Scottish Junior Football Association Observers at this afternoon's game are SJFA President John Reilly and Tayside Match Secretary Jock Myles . Big Jock's been a busy man these past few months and this will be his GOALSCORERS 2000-2001 first visit of the season to the Canniepairt. i .s .c .ELINEC DJL .E .!:I TOT KENNETH 7 1 2 0 10 REILLY 5 2 1 0 8 EVANS 7 0 7 NICOLL 5 0 5 CORCORAN 3 2 5 MATCH REPORT CRAIK 1 3 1 5 HARRIS 3 0 3 JONES 2 0 2 PATERSON 2 0 2 Tayport's last home match, against Forfar West End, will RAMSAY 1 1 0 2 certainly never be classed as memorable, but, nonetheless, three points were duly collected, allowing the champions to maintain GREIG 1 0 1 their position at the summit of the NCR Premier Division. THOMSON 0 0 Victory was not sealed until the closing stages, with Allan Ramsay BUIST 0 0 driving home the opener, on 82 minutes. Substitute Brian Craik's LAWSON 0 0 0 .o 0 0 0 0 0 injury-time header did ultimately give the scoreline a more WARD 0 0 comfortable air. WEMYSS 0 0 Today's game .is a consequence of last weekend's Scottish Cup-tie WILKIE 0 0 at Somervell Park. 'Port recorded their second successive clean sheet, but were, themselves, unable to break down the Cam MANN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 buslang rearguard, resulting in the goalless draw. Frazer Fitz FITZPATRICK 0 0 patrick earned his shut-out with a couple of instinctive stops to OWN GOALS deny Rangers forward Billy Holmes, while at the other end, home TOTAL 37 7 3 .3 50 'keeper Alan Wardlaw produced solid saves to denY,Mark Corcoran . It should be said, though, that, on the whole, better finishing would have helped Tayport's cause. NEXT WEEK'S MATCH There was an element of class about Ronnie CONCEPT GROUP TROPHY 2nd ROUND ABERDEEN LADS CLUB V TAYPORT Kenneth's last minute lob, but fortune was not on his side, as the effort AT JAMIESON PARK, ABERDEEN drifted out for a goal-kick, despite KICK-OFF IS AT 1.45pm (TIE TO BE PLAYED TO A FINISH) Mark Corcoran's desperate attempt to force the ball in. 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It was a bad day for Ayrshire with Glenafton, Irvine Vies and Irvine Meadow all making their exit. While Glens were always going to find it tough at Hill of WESTPORT BUSINESS CENTRE COBBIES INN Beath, East second division side Dunbar's win over Meadow and Vies' loss at home to Aberdeen league leaders Inverurie Loco were unexpected. 61 SCOTT STREET, 32 TAY STREET, DUNDEE, DD2 2BA TAYPORT. Hurlford United will be the team most clubs want to avoid in tomorrow's Tel: (01382) 90711 l TEL: draw . The unfashionable Ayrshire side hit Aberdeen's Hall Russell United for 552011 five. Hurlford have put together an experienced team under the the shrewd ~~ ~~ management of John Crawford, who took Largs to a shock OVD win in 1994 BRIAN ALLAN and they could be tournament dark horses. CRAIK RAMSAY A shock for a couple of Aberdeen clubs. Sunnybank were held at home by Largs who are currently struggling in the Ayrshire second division and Cruden Bay who crashed 4-6 at home to a Blackburn side still looking for their first TAYBRIDGE BAR Scottish Electric league win in the East division two. · (Holdings) Limited Fine debuts for new clubs on the scene this season. Whitehills from Banff 129 PERTH Locarno Works , gained a very creditable draw at home to Glasgow Perthshire and Wilson's Xl ROAD, Brown Street , Dundee DD1 5EE will be happy to replay at Fauldhouse today after a 2-2 draw in Aberdeen. DUNDEE. Tel: (01382) 228071 Fauldhouse are struggling this season and a win in the replay is not beyond Mr TEL: 01382 643973 Fax : (01382) 322898 Wilson's boys. ~~ s~~ Biggest win of the afternoon was Maryhill's 15-0 crushing of Dyce. DAVID REILLY GRANT BUIST Our opponents next week, Aberdeen Lads Club make the long trip to Ayrshire today for their replay against Ardeer after sharing four goals at home. 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The Ayrshire Post - r:aw 010o> Tel: 01382 550200 Auch1nleck Ta.lbot 2 Cambusla.ng Rangers l Hours of Opening 17 Years at Your Service Monday to Friday 1983-2000 "Marco Minchella. was the saviour for Talbot as they struggled to see off 9.00am to 6.00pm Cambusl.a.ng in this tight [West of Scotland] cup-tie .... and with cam Saturday 9.00am to 4.30pm FREEPHONE busID.ng looking good for at least penalty kicks, Gordon Doak fell short Closed all day Wednesday with a headed pa.ssback to let Minchella in" 0800 018 4447 [Glasgow] Evening Times (01111100 > TRADITIONAL & " ... the real hammer of many Ayrshire and Central hopes have been MODERN CUTS UNIT 8, BLOCK 22, KILSPINDIE ROAD, DUNSINANE IND. EST. DUNDEE, 1996 winners Tayport. The pride of the Tayside Region are undergo SCOTLAND DD2 3JP FAX: 01382 889958 ing a rebuilding process but are still strongly tipped for glory this NO APPOINTMENT season. On Saturday their status as potential top dogs will be put to NECESSARY www.rmbearings.co.uk the test when they visit Cambuslang Rangers. E-mail: [email protected] TheSun (04111100 " Cambuslang Rangers host unbeaten Tayside champs 'Port and [Rangers'] gaffer Andy Cunningham said 'It's been a great season so far beating Benburb Tayport FC's Newsline and Shotts in the semi-final and final of the league cup and we were unlucky to lose to Auchinleck in the West. But doing well in the cups is a bonus, the most (OI382) SS27SS important thing for Cambuslang this season is to get back into the Premier 24 Hours a day - 7 days a week League. If we could knock Tayport out I'm sure it would boost our league For all the information you want on Tayport FC • Kick off times • Line-ups hopes" Team News • Postponements • Club Gossip etc Remember the number 552755 The Sunday Post (05111100 > It's a Tayport number so the cost is the same as a call to your neighbour! Cambuslang Rangers O Tayport O "Defences dominated in Tayport's tie at Cambuslang, which ended goalless, meaning a replay at the Canniepairt. Ronnie Kenneth came close to grabbing a winner for 'Port, but his effort late on in the game went just wide" SCOTTISH NATIONAL PARTY [Glasgow] Evening Times (06/11/00) BEST FOR SCOTLAND "At Cambuslang, Tayside's's top side, Tayport, were held to a 0-0 draw by the Wee Rangers in a dismal affair. Certainly Tayport did better than FOR INFORMATION PHONE four of their regional counterparts, who, despite home advantage in TAYPORT SNP:- 552832 clashes with Central Region sides, lost in every case" -Jim O'Donnell SNIFFING ABOUT WITH THE SNOUT Former Tayport winger Jackie Devine, at the ripe old age of 38, is earning rave notices for his performances this season at at high flying Carnoustie Panmure. Is this a record? We're into November and Dundee United's top league scorer to date is Celtic's Paul Lambert. With no United player notching more than one league goal, the Celtic player's own goal puts him level top! DALGLEISH STREET • TAYPORT Cambuslang's local rivals Rutherglen Glencairn totally outplayed Lochee Telephone: 01 382 S52388 United at Thomson Park last Saturday, winning 5-2. Our man at the game's comment was that Lochee were never at the races. How on earth The Courier on Monday could describe the match as a 'seven goal thriller ', said our man. ••• Easy. The columnist noted from the Sunday press that there were seven goals and assumed, wrongly, as it turned out, that it was a thriller. It's a worrying BAR LUNCHES time at Thomson Park. Today 's derby with Violet is looking like a six pointer for the winning side. Steven Stewart has returned to the Canniepairt ...... but only for training! Steven who's been virtually an ever-present since signing for East Stirling in the close season, is to join the Tayport lads for training once a week ••• throughout the winter . SELECTION OF Last Saturday saw the last of the Perthshire clubs make their exit from the Scottish Cup. It's been a sorry time for Perth based clubs in recent seasons, and, with Jeanfield struggling at the foot of the Premier Division and the REAL ALES ALWAYS ON T~P other six in Division One, the immediate future is not too·bright. Surely only a matter of time before there 's a change of fortune for the Big County. Funny game football! Two weeks ago Coupar Angus recorded a 1-0 win at Lochee Harp. Last week Harp knocked Premier Division Forfar West End out of the OVD by 5-2 while Coupar Angus crashed 8-1 at home to Scone Thistle! Crisis at Forfar Albion. The Guthrie Park club is in disarray. A wholesale resignation of the committee in midweek put the club's future in real jeopardy. Indeed the one remaining committee member had no option but to close the club down. However, Tayside officials stepped to to persuade the club to carry on. 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