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2012 -2013 Official Match Day Programme 2012 - 2013 Official Match day Programme TAYPORT F.C. THE CANNIEPAIRT,SHANWELL ROAD, TAYPORT D06 9DX TODAY'S TEAMS TEL. 01382 553670, NEWSLINE 01382 552755 • www.tayportfc.org DALKEITH THISTLE Colours - Red Shirts, Black Shorts, Red Socks - Change - White Shirts, Black Shorts , White Socks TAYPORT FOUNDED 1947 (as amateurs) 1990 (as juniors) from ROLL OF HONOUR from II I If • I .. : •• 111 I II I 11 · I II I , II t: 1 lain ROSS Ross COMBE Runners-up 1992/93, 1996/ 97, 2003 /04 20 Neal FERRIE Grant GAVIN East Super League Cha mp ions I ersport Shield Winners 1990/ 9 1, 1993/ 94 2 Colin McNAUGHT Thomas WATERS 2002 /03, 2005/ 06 D.J.Loing Trophy Winners 1997 /98 3 Gary ROBERTSON Jay HUNTER Runners -up 2003/ 04, 2004 /05 ge Cup 1999/2 000, 2000/ 01, 2002/ 03, 2006 / 07 4 Barrv DONACHIE David LIDDLE EastPrem ie r League Champion s 2009 / 10 D.J. Laing League Cup 2001 /02 Tayside League Division I/Prem ier League Champions Croig Stephen Trophy Winners 1990/ 91, 1991 /92, 1993/94, 5 Paul THOMSON Kevin MURRAY 199 1/ 92, 1992/ 93, 1993/ 94, 1994/ 95, 1995/ 96, 1998799 1995/96, 1997/98, 1998/99, 2000/ 01, 2001/ 02 6 John TONNER David MORRIS 1999/2 000 , 2000/200 1, 200 1/2002 (Association's Top Scoring Club) Kr is ROLLO Tayside League Division 2 Champ ions 1990/ 9 1 Albert Hersche ll Trophy Winners 1990/ 91, 1991/ 92, 1992/ 93, 7 Lloyd RICHARDSON Tayside/No rth Regiona l Cup 1993/ 94, 200 1/02 8 Steven McPHEE Kenny FISHER (variously sponsored by Zamoyski, North End Centen 1994/ 95, 1995/96, 1998/99, 9 Simon MURRAY Darren FLYNN Concept Group , NCR and The Dugout) 1999/2000 , 2000 / 01, 2001/ 02 10 Andy McDONALD Scott McNAUGHTON Winners 1991/ 92, 1994 / 95, 1999/2000 , 200 1/ 02, 2002/03, ~mier Cha mpion s v Division I Champions Charity Trophy) 2003 / 04, 2004/ 05 David Scott Cup 1995/ 96 11 Jamie MACKIE Steven PUDLESKI . ••: ... .. ''' ,,: .. 12 Martin STRACHAN Michael LINTON . :. - .... 14 Paul TOSH Kevin HAYNES 15 Blair MUDIE Matthew HUNTER COMPETITIONS ENTERED THIS SEASON Keir REILLY McBoo k,e co rn Emirates Scott ish Ju nio r Cu p John Wa lker East of Sco tla nd Cup 16 Jamie BURSTOW East Premier Le a gue Toys1de/ F1fe Cup D J.Lm ng Le a gue Cu p 17 Stefan ELVIN Andrew DONLEVY Fraser MILLIGAN TAYPORT FC - TRIPLE SCOTTISH CUP WINNERS 18 21 Stephen TRONT F. Mann F. Fitzpa trick F. Fitzpatrick G. Buist R. Gunnion R. Morris G. Paterson G. Pater son G. Paterson (L. Young) M. Spalding R. Morri s J. Word K. Nico lson J. Word D. Wemy ss Referee: Ross MclNTYRE (Dundee) S. Wilkie S. Peters S. Peter s G. Miller (A. Ramsay) J. Mitchell B. McNaughton Assistant Referee: Vikki ROBERTSON S. Stew art S. Stewart (D. Scott) S. Stewa rt Assistant Referee : Helen INNES S. Ross (B. Gra y) B. Croik (A. Ramsay) R. Hender son (A. Ramsoy) D. Reilly B. McNaughton G. Middleton (R. Hunte r) G. Moher (J. Henry ) G. Doilly (D. Eva ns) B. livie ERJFA Scorers - Middleton , Henderson Att. 6,868 McBookie.com PREMIER DIVISION TAYPORT V DALKEITH THISTLE Fons' Favou rite - lain Ross; Ourfron t cover SATURDAY 29th SEPTEMBER 2012 Young Player of the Year {presented 20 11 by Bello Carmichael picturesh ows in memo ry of her late husband Dite Carmichael ) - Mark Whatley ; Toyportv E ast File KICK-OFF 2.30 pm Travel Club Player of the Year (presented by th e Travel Club (; in memo ry of the late Davie Ayre) - Paul Tosh; inpre-sea son Morri s Co uper aword for Go al of the Season {presented 1993 by t he (image by RonNicoll ) ~{"' fami ly of Morr is Couper ) - Stefan Elvin v Newtongronge Star (h); PORTPROG VOL. 22 No. 2 - 2012/13 ~ ~~11-' Top Scor er award (presented by Andr ew Robertson ) - Paul Tosh (12); "-0 v Website (www.ta yportfc .org) Player of the Year - lain Ross. ~ Today's Game McBookie.comPREMIER DIVISION TAYPORTv DALKEITHTHISTLE Another page is written is written in Tayport 's Junior odyssey with a first ever meeting with Dalkeith Thistle . 2012 has been a tremendou s year to date for the Midlothi an club. A great surge in the spring took the Kings Park club to a first promotion in twent y years . The momentum has contin­ ued and the Thistle players arrive for their inaugural visit to The Canniepairt defending an unbeaten league record , and an early season run which has taken them to second top of the table. Apart from a wee bit tinkering here and there manager Willie Pearson hasn 't made wholesale changes for the new season 's Premier league campaign , relying instead on the players who finished the season at the top of the table. Although several of the Jags ' squad have Junior and Senior experi­ ence , a number have stepped up from under age football. A good start to the season saw Thistle post League Cup wins over Dunbar United, Haddington Ath­ letic, and Musselburgh Athletic . They went down by 1-0 to Tran ent and crucially, 4-2 to eventual finalists Newtongrange Star. The Premier League campaign got off to the best of starts with a 2-1 win at home to Armadale then two Kenny Fisher goals secured a point in a 2-2 draw at Bathgate . Only a late penalty allowed the home side to salvage a draw after a Lloyd Richard son free kick seemed set give Jags full points in the 1-1 draw at Penicuik. The spirit in the Dalkeith camp was evident last week when, despite going down to ten men during the first half when Scott McNaughton saw red v Glenrothes, the home side, superbly marshalled by former St Johnstone defender David Liddle, stuck to their task in the second period and were re­ warded with Kevin Murray 's match winning goal in the dying minutes. The dying minutes proved significant , too, for Tayport in their last league outing when a set piece goal in time added on gave Bathgate a point at Creamery Park . Tayport 's unb eaten record was never­ theless preserved , but in this league, cruci ally , it's wins that count. Paul Tosh is on holiday and Tayport have injury problems to contend with . Martin Strachan is defi­ nitely out and there are doubts over Kris Rollo , John Tonner and Fraser Milligan. Manager John McGlashan will be hopeful that most will make it for what, even at this stage of the season , is a cru­ cial encounter. Tf-tc MANAy c R. WR.I TT S LOCAL BUSINESS ADVERTISERS VICARSFORD TAYPORT LODGE Cble . , A . BARBERS A Harne fae Harne Luxury Guest House O'Hare Modern & Traditional Gents Cuts Proprietors Ladies Trims Alexander and Audrey Bell Special Price for OAPs and kids Tuesday to Tel : 01334 834356 Thursday www .vicarsfordlodge.co . uk 8 Broad Street Located on the main road TAYPORT Today , I'd like to extend a warm welcome to everyone connected with Dalkeith Thistle. After win­ between Tayport and St Tel: 01382 541702 ning their league last season , it's to Dalkeith's credit that they have achieved some terrific results so Michaels Mob: 07802 538284 Tel: 01382 550007 far in this division . Like Sauchie did last year, there is every chance that, with a fair wind, they too could enjoy back-to-back promotions . That's not me trying to play mind games. It's a genuine feeling and belief that Dalkeith have the capabilities and winning mentality to see them be successful this LOUDON seaso n. STANFORD !1::q~'E9lJf1££ FENCING <WElDf!C Talking of a winning mentality, that leads me on to ourse lves. For the majority of our matches , we MOTORS have shown that mentalit y and we've picked up good points so far, to put us in a decent position. I'd (Wormit) LTD Domestic ~'l(!F.M]' like to think that we will continue to demonstrate that mental strength and win regularly from here Agricultural on in. ~nSuitef!l~ MOT Testing Station Free Estimates Servicing - Tuning <Batmoom Last week, West Calder put in a really strong performance against us, but ultim ately didn't have Mechanical Repairs Repairs enough in their locker to force a replay and we emerged with the win . Throughout my career, I ~~ Billy Loudon played in severa l successful tean1s and, without a shadow of a doubt , around a quarter of the games 1 Naughton Road Leucliars Loage Wormit St Michaels that were won are forgotten . The reason I have no recollection of them isn't because I'm getting long St :MicnaeCs in the tooth . It's jus t that some games aren't anything to write home about. lt is unreasonab le to ex­ NEWPORT-ON-TAY ByLeuchars pect your team to be brilliant every week. Winning when not a your best bodes well for the cam­ DD6 BNE STJf:N1JJ<RJ:,'WS Tel: 0034 834393 'l('Yl 6 o:DV paign ahead. Te l: 01382 543340 Mob: 07738 S3048% Fax : 01382 541475 Te(: 01334 83870 0 I've said to the players at training all week that if we continue to play at a high tempo , with a strong www.loudonfencing.co.uk work ethic , our ability will see us through in most matches. But, ifwe try to rely on ability alone, we will come unstuck. With that message ringing in their ears all week, I'd expect the work-rate today to be as high as it has been for the majority of the season .
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