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T H E B a N K I Today’s Squads Clydebank FC - Official Match Programme - Season 2014-15 - Issue No. 12.9 CLYDEBANK SHOTTS B.A. ROBERT HAMILTON GARY WHITE LIAM CAMPBELL PAUL McKANE SCOTT WALKER DOUGLAS MacKAY ANDY PATERSON GARRY CAMPBELL ROSS HARVIE PETER McMAHON JONATHON ALAN LIAM MUSHET ANDY IRVINE CHRIS WALKER PAUL BELL DAVID CRAWFORD GRAHAM MORT ROSS BRASH TOMMY MARTIN ANTON McDOWALL CRAIG McCREADY GARRY McSTAY JAMIE CAMPBELL CLARK RANKIN AUSTIN McCANN ANTHONY TRAYNOR IAN GOLD SALIM KOUIDER-ASSIA GRAEME RAMAGE JACK MARRIOTT REECE PEARSON JORDAN WHITE JORDAN SHELVEY ANDY CROSS JOE ANDREW STEPHEN GARDINER MANAGER Referee : DAVID LOWE PHIL BARCLAY TAM McDONALD Assistant Ref 1 : TONY KELLY ASS’T MANAGER MANAGER Assistant Ref 2 : LEE DIXON JOHN GIBSON BILLY McGHIE ASS’T MANAGER Today’s match ball sponsors are The COACHES STUART ALLISON Matchday Ground crew Ronnie Johnson , PAUL McANENAY Clydebank COACHES Stuart McSporran, Stewart McIlroy, Ian JACK STEEL McVicar, and Davie Brockett Snr GORDON ROBERTSON PHYSIO V ALLAN HAMILTON KIRSTY HUGHES T H E B A N K I E S A H E B T Shotts Bon Accord West Super Premier Division Clydebank FC Programme printed by Kenwil Print & Design 0141-776-8070 £1.50 Saturday 8th. Nov 2014 2.00pm Programme Contents Bankies Merchandise 3…Dressing Room Chat 5…Chairman’s Chat 7…Proud To Be A Bankie 9…What's Going On 10..Match Report...Lossiemouth CLYDEBANK FOOTBALL CLUB 12..Visitors Holm Park Clydebank - 07946 680812 15..Cods Quiz Page DIRECTORS Gordon Robertson (Chairman) 18..Results & Stats When you are at the game remember and check out Matt Bamford (Match Secretary) 20..Titan’s Bankies A-Z the Bankies shop in the blue hut. We have all sorts Bill Abraham (Treasurer) of Bankies merchandise for sale from the new away 23..Shotts Premier Record Stephen McLaren (Commercial) kit and current home kit to the little things like key 24..Super Premier Stats Ronnie Johnson (Match Day Ops) rings and air fresheners. You can also pick up a Stevie McAneney Clydebank football or the latest DVD release. A new 25..Bankies Stats Davie McAleer online shop is now up and running that will make it easier to get your Bankies clothing and gifts from 26..Super Premier Table your own home. www.clydebankfc.co.uk/store 27..Junior League Tables 29..Shirt Sponsorship 2014-15 MANAGEMENT 30..Memory Lane 74-75 Budgie McGhie (Manager) 31..Memory Lane 74-75 Stuart Allison (Assistant Manager) Gordon Robertson (Coach) 33..This Day in History Allan Hamilton (Goalkeeper Coach) 34..Clydebank FC Honours List Gavin Hinde (Kit Man) 35..Bankies Merchandise Groundsman - Stuart McSporran CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2014-15 Clydebank FC Honours Dressing Room Chat….. Looking in the dressing room last week at full time after drawing 1-1 with Troon the HONOURS HONOURS SENIOR HONOURS boys were all disappointed. We came in at half time 1-0 up and we thought if we Scottish Junior Cup Intermediate Cup SFL Division 2 could keep a clean sheet then we’re going to get the first win of the season. Winners : 1941-42 Winners : 1929-30 Champions : 1975/76 We were under the cosh for the early part of the second half, but after we lost the Runners-Up : 2008-09 Central League SFL Division 2 goal I thought we came back into it. For me, what was difficult was that we were up against a team that play so many high balls into the box and that more or less play Sectional League Cup Champions : Runners-Up : 1997/98 route one, so when you lose your two central defenders to injury, that was hard. Winners : 2013-14 1934-35,1940-41,1941-42, Spring Cup Last Monday night instead of training we played a friendly match at Glasgow Green Runners-Up : 2005-06 1944-45,1949-50. Runners-Up : 1975/76 against Rob Roy and won 2-0, we were delighted with the performance and very Central League Cup Intermediate League Stirlingshire Cup pleased with the work rate of all the squad. A few players picked up knocks which could be worrying going into today’s game but we also finished the match with four Winners : 1932-33,1934-35, Winners : 1929-30 Winners : 1978/79 & 1979/80 of our under 19’s on the pitch, Paul McKenna, Josh Sorbie, Sean Stuart and Harry 2009-10, 2011-12, 2013-14 Pompey Cup Scottish Cup Semi-Finalists Clark , everyone of the lads performed well and it was a joy to watch them play with 1989/90 West of Scotland Cup Winners : 1951-52,1960-61 such confidence. Junior Record Victory Winners : 1949-50 Evening Times Cup Today we welcome Shotts Bon Accord to Holm Park and I expect another difficult 9-1 v Thorniewood Runners-Up : 1938-39,1955-56 Winners : 1934-35,1940- game in a difficult League. I've known their manger Tam McDonald for many years 41,1941-42,1944-45, 1949-50. and his teams are always well organised and hard to beat. Today its really im- Super League Div. 1 Junior Record Defeat portant that we get three points and start moving up the League table and get our Runners –Up : Runners-Up : 2010-11 1-6 v Renfrew season back on course so I would ask , like always, that you give the boys your 1942-43,1948-49,1952-53 Central League Div. 1 Senior Record Victory support and encourage them throughout the ninety minutes. SENIOR HONOURS Runners-Up : 2006-07 8-1 v Arbroath Enjoy the match SFL Division 1 Senior Record Defeat Central League Div. 2 Runners-Up : 1976/77 & Champions : 2003-04 1-9 v Gala Fairydean 1984/85 Stuart Allison Assistant Manager Clydebank FC Programme Team Editor–Stevie McAneney. Contributors– Alex Cairney, Billy McGhie, Colin Cameron, Colin Donnelly, Gordon Robertson, Stevie McDonald, Titan the Monkey. Photographs : Stevie Doogan, Davie Brockett Stuart Allison 34 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2014-15 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2014-15 3 This day in History..8th Nov. 1969, Stair Park was the venue for a Second Division match with Stranraer. Clydebank won the game by 2-1 through goals from Jimmy Caskie and Tommy McGhee. Est Att; 500. Number One in the charts - 'Sugar Sugar' by The Archies. 1975, Clydebank travelled to Station Park to play Forfar Athletic in a Division Two fixture and won by 2-0. The Bankies goals came from Mike Larnach and an O.G. Est Att; 800. Number One - 'Space Oddity' by David Bowie. 1980, Clydebank lost a First Division match 2-0 at Kilbowie to St. Johnstone. Number One - 'Woman In Love' by Barbra Streisand. 1986, Hearts visited Kilbowie on Premier Division business. The Edinburgh side proved too strong on the day for Clydebank winning 3-0. Att; 3,910. Number One - 'Take My Breath Away' by Berlin. 1997, Clydebank and Forfar Athletic fought out a 1- 1 draw in a First Division game at Boghead. Derek McWilliams scored for the Bankies as 325 fans looked on. Number One - 'Barbie Girl' by Aqua. 2003, Clydebank entertained Carluke Rovers at Glenhead in a Central League Second Division match. The visitors won by 3-2, the Bankies goals were scored by Graeme Dempsey and David No- ble. Est Att; 350 Number One - 'Be Faithful' by Fatman Scoop / Crooklyn Clan. 2008, Moor Park was the venue for a Super League First Division encounter with Lanark United. We lost by 2-1 with an Andy Selkirk strike. Number One - 'Hero' by X Factor Finalists. You share your Birthday with - Vlad III the Impaler, Edmund Halley, Bram Stoker, Ken Dodd, Mar- tin Peters, Roy Wood, Alan Curbishley, Gordon Ramsay, Sergio Porrini, Luis Fabiano, Joe Cole. 4 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2014-15 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2014-15 33 Chairman’s Chat Each year it becomes harder and harder to make ends meet. The greater financial demands of the top League, but with fewer games, means it is a real challenge just to stand still. Some fans might not like hearing that, but tough. Wish Bankies The reality is that we are running a part-time football club on a shoestring and the only people we all the best can turn to are the people who care. Money matters in football. It matters most. The teams with the for season most money win the most times. That's how it goes the world over. Of course, it's not the only thing 2014-2015 if it was we would not have finished in the top four and won two cups last year. I rarely mention budgets but I have to say when I hear some fans say they get fed up hearing about money I shake my head. How do you suppose a club with 20-odd part-time employees actually runs if it is not with money? Fresh air? Money is a huge factor in football. This year we have been hit with some horrendous injury problems. Other teams could go out and pay a transfer fee to strengthen. We can't, it's as simple as that. We made an enquiry a few weeks ago for a player valued at £2500. It was wishful thinking. Two other teams were in for the player. One from a lower League offered double the best wage we could offer. The team he went to could pay the fee. We couldn't even compete. I feel sorry for our manager sometimes. He has delivered top four finishes and three cups in the last three seasons, yet he can't go out and pay a transfer fee.
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