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OFFICIAL PROGRAMME £1.50 The Semi-Final

RENFREW F.C.

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MANAGER - Keith Burgess ASSISTANT MANAGER - Stewart MANAGER - Mick Dunlop Williamson ASSISTANT MANAGER - Billy Peacock COACH - Derek Carr COACH - Colin Lindsay PHYSIO - Norrie Marshall PHYSIO - Ally Cameron

THIS EVENING'S PROGRAMME MATCH OFFICIALS Tonight's programme has been produced by Peter Runde, 4 6 REFEREEStevie Nicholls () ~~h~J°~1t~~e;c~iti~a~~~~r ~i~b~i7:~s~i~i~ti~~BSG on The editor would also like to extend his thanks to the ASSISTANTREFEREES officials of all the semi-finalists for their ready and willing 1st Official - Stephen O'Reilly {) ~::!~~c;~~id~~~p!l~r;pJ:~~ p~~~:a;~:nt~:wina~cr•!t,u~f; 2nd Official - Gary Hilland (Glasgow) Oswald and Keith Burgess of Tayport. 4th OFFICIALDerek Nicholls {Motherwell) The photographs of Renfrew's ground is courtesy of Paul Crankshaw and the Renfrew team picture is courtesy of Kathleen M. Sinclair (01505) 359440). Tayport photographs are courtesy of DC Thomson. TONIGHT'S MATCH BALL (01382 223131 ). OLD PROGRAMMES - The editor is always interested in hearing from anyone who has any pre- 1970 Scottish The SJFA would like to thank MITREfor proarammes, and particularly old Junior programmes, providing the match ball for tonight's semi-final. particularly relating to the Scottish Junior Cup. So 1fyou can help please get in touch at the above address or telephone (01382) 330356. CoachHire available 01292 613500 .stagecoachbus.com Welcome to this evenings O.V.D. Cup tie between Renfrew and Tayport. At the outset of October, the long journey to It promises to be a thrilling encounter with a place in the O.V.D. Cup Final at the final of this season's O.V.D. Cup Final stake. O.V.D. would like to offer their congratulations to both of the teams bega~ and for Renfrew and Tayport that is now Just one step away. on reaching the penultimate round and wish them the very best of luck. With After an all East Region affair at this stage last a place in the final up for grabs we are sure to see a competitive cup tie full season, this year has brought an east-west of the thrills & spills of Junior football. There have been a few remarkable split with Lochee United having beaten gamesalready in this season'sO.V.D . Cup, so let's hope the semi-finals live up in last Friday's first semi-final , with to expectation and produce the best of Junior football fare. May the best their opponents coming from the winners of team win . This competition is very special to us. O.V.D. Rum has been a sponsor of the tonight's clash between Renfrew and Tayport. competition for 17 years, in what is one of football's longest domestic sponsorships. And this year there could well be more at stake than just the We are delighted to support The Scottish Junior Football Association and the 165 junior clubs most sought after trophy in Junior football. who play in the O.V.D.Cup - it is one of the real gems of 's rich football history. Discussions are_ongoing wi_th the SFA to include the winners of the O.V.D. Cup in the next season along with the champions of the three Super Leagues. Junior Football's Number One Supporter For Lochee United it is the first time that they have made it to the final, but that is not the case for tonight's competing clubs As a supporter of Scottish Junior Football, you'll know that O.V.D. has been involved with the with both Renfrew and Tayport having won the trophy since the start of the new millennium . game for many years. But do you know about the history of O.V.D. Rum? Renfrew won the trophy four years ago in their third final and Did you know for example, that O.V.D. (which stands for Old Vatted Demerara) was first haven't had long to wait for another bite at the cherry. imported to Scotland from Guyana i;>Ver150 years ago in 1838? Me~nwhile, Tayport may be one of the youngest clubs in the Also did you know that O.V.D. has always only been available in Scotland, and that it has been Junior game, but they are very much old hands when it comes created specially for the Scots?The mellow, rich, spicy,full-bodied taste of O.V.D. is legendary to t~e ratter stages of this competition, this being their seventh throughout Scotland. In fact Scotswho account for 10% of the 's population semi appearance since first entering in 1990, having won it consume 36% of the nations Rum! However its popularity was also recently recognised at the twice, the most recent occasion being two years ago. International Wine and Spirits competition where it was awarded a Gold Medal - the only dark So there is an awful lot at stake for the two clubs this evening. rum to receive one. And for something a little different, why not try our newest addition to the Of course, the Scottish Junior Cup has been richly enhanced O.V.D. range - O.V.D. Spiced- a blend of our award winning dark rum with 7 exotic spices. Ask over t_he past 16 seasons by t~e sponsorship from O.V.D. and in thanking the company for their past support, I'd like to your barman for details. All of this goes some way to explaining why O.V.D. is such a popular reiterate the Association's great pleasure at O.V.D.'s continued spiritamongst Scottish drinkers and why it is Scotland's number one selling dark rum brand. support. Indeed, that support extends by a further year after !his_season. I feel that is a great "'.ote of confidence for the GEORGETHOMSON, Junior game and reflects the continued importance and Managing Director for William Grant & Sons Scottish Sales popularity of the _O.V.D. Cup competition throughout the country . I am delighted that St M1rren Football Club with whom we have had a very good relationship over the years were able to accommodate us this evening and would like to take this opportunity to thank their officials for their ready co-operation and assistance in helping us stage tonight's game. And finally , to t~e officials, players and supporters of both clubs, I would like to congratulate you on reaching this stage of the competition and, as usual, would repeat the Association 's plea for a highly sporting contest. Everyone appreciates just how much is at stake, but play hard, but fairly, must be the message. Enjoy the game and may the best team win.

TOM JOHNSTON Secretary, Scottish Junior Football Association The Scottish Junior Cup Semi-Finalists

A BRIEF HISTORY JOHNTHOMSON MARKANDREWS 00 Renfrew were formed in 1912, two years after the ~b~faanft~~~~~V:!a~ l ar~~sryi~1 1~~e ~~~a1fy~=~nrn~j~ot~a~~~I ~trc: ~ff~~i~~~t~~;~~~~~ :~~e~:~, b~es:~~ej iRe~~~~~~t. P~;kh~~~ aie previous Junior club, Renfrew Victoria, went defunct. few weeks at the start of this season beforecoming back appearances in just over halfthe games this season The early years of the club saw the semi-finals of the DEREKSCRIMGOUR ALANPRENTICE RENFREW F.C. Scottish Junior Cup, reached several times - in 27 Y.earso f a~e, he joined last summer from ~eens Park and was Previouslyplayed i n Icelanda nd with St Mirren and Albion Rovers,from 0 1 where he /oined Renfrewfive years ago. Has scored some impressive YEARFORMED: 1912 1914, 1918,1933, 1936, 1947 and more latterly 1978 and of r;:~~~s~~di~e1i~::tt~~ ~~~t1!~~r,~~fci:\n~~~~a~io~~ft~~, ~~~fi:;!~i~ goals. Ano her local lad, he figuredin Frew•s 2001 OVDCup triumph. --,, course 2001. The final has been reached three times, in season. 1917, 1962 and 2001 with the latter being the first time KENNYMCQUADE - ~ ' i . First season at the club, having previouslyflayed with county rivals the name of Renfrew appeared on the trophy. 0 0 0 - - ~ . . - ' ~~l~~Qu~~~. ~!h~seb:ertnh~~!ein]ir~1:c!~tlyfo~~~~ei~nfrew player , - .' . In 1917, they didn't concede any goals on the way to the final, and it was only by a single goal that the final itself ROBERTCUTHBERT was lost, and this after a replay. It was also after a replay I ~~~ ~:~~~d~~~h:c~~~ f~: rs':1a~~~gJfhf~1~e~~ l,iod BoysClub Under MICHAELBROGAN Western Park, lnchinn an Road in 1962 when Rob Roy were the victors. Renfrew Signedfrom Beithin 2002 and was ~reviouslY.wit h JohnstoneBurgh. An However May 2001 saw Renfrew win their first "Scottish" JAMIEROSS Telephone Number 0141 886 3400 hi~ti~:t~~ ,a~~~.e~!n~ ~hn~~~:/~~~~t~n~ fi~~r~lfJ~~~\~~~1:r awards in after defeating Carnoustie Panmure in the final at Firhill ~~~ %h~~~i~~~ iia;h~i!~at~et~~~a:r~~~~~i~~ ~i;/t~rr:r:i~wg~!! Park in Glasgow. After a tense 90 minutes of regulation JIM QUIGLEY everything. President - Jimmy Cavan time and 30 minutes of extra time, Renfrew won the Fast approachinghis testimonial season, havingjoined the club as a Vice-President - Andy Maybe rry teenager from Ayr United.A Renfrew boy,his fat~eralso playedan~ was BILLYMcLAFFERTY Treasurer - Robert Oliphant match on penalties with captain Neil Shearer scoring the formerlya coadi at the club.Has maturedas a playerwit h age and has Theveteran st riker is actuallyin his third spell at WesternPark spanning General Secretary - Stewart Davidson winner . The final itself wasn't the greatest spectacle but been captainfor most of the season. over a decade and a half.Previously at Maryhill,he will, however, miss Match Secretary - John Barr tonight'sgame due to injury. Financial Secretary - John Duncan the manner in which Renfrew made it through to the final NEILFARQUHARSON Gate Convenor - Sandy Binbridge showed them to be worthy Champions. Longest serving player at the club and another apNiroachinghis GORDONSMITH Committee - Jta~Xn~'6:~ld1E~~;~Mcindoe, David Over the years, the club has been relatively successful, 0 th Firsl seasonat club and has scored20 goals to date, half of them in ~~!~~ 1~~~ si:~6~ tfei~j~sry~1Yfi~~uf~:iu}~elu~e::;hr:rc~~s,~~!n~n~~ Augustalone. Previously had spellsat BortonWanderers and Livingston. winning most of the trophies oren to them, with a was previouslywith JofmstoneBurgh and Dundee. Approaching250 Manager - Mick Dunlop appearances at WesternPark. Assistant Manager - Billy Peacock number of additional runners-up placings in cup finals JOHNeEACOCK Coach - Colin Lindsay and league competitions. The one main exception to the MARKCAM ERON In his fifthyear, having signed from LargsThistle. Was p reviouslywith St Mirrenand QueensPark Rangers and is anothersurvivor of the 2001 and Physio - Ally Cameron Signed last summer after many years at KilwinningRangers, whe re he trophy cabinet is the West of Scotland Cup, tHough they was their club captain.Has a Cupwinne rs medalfrom his time at Abbey cup-winningsquad. He is a Tongthrow expert. Scottish Junior Cup did reac the final in 1991, losing 1-0 to Largs Thistle. Parkfrom their 1999 triumP,hover KeltyHearts . The defenderwas once on Heartsbooks, but joineil Rangersfrom DairyThistle. RAYMONDDUNNE Winner 200/01 In more recent years, the club spent the 1990's flirting Runners-up 1916/ 17 1961 /62 Anotherin his firstseason, he previouslyplayed in Ayrshirewith Kilbirnie Ladeside, but is yet another with past Johnstone Burghconnections. Central League Division One between the divisions, even spending a single season in MICHAELHARVEY 1 2 1991/92 the old Central Second Division. before being relegated in ~nu~~e\~~f Jy;h~~rvi~ ~~~~lish~~g Hh1~r!11~~: Central League Division 'A' ::~sis"e~~~r te :l~~g regularin the team. 1969/70 two successive seasons in the middle of the decade. Scottish Junior League Div One By the close of season 2001-02 Renfrew, found COLINCLARK 1914/ 15 1915/16 themselves facing life in the new West of Scotland In his secondspell, having returned in 2001 after manyyears at RobRoy . Central League Cup In the somewhat.qreaded ~tilitycategory, as evid~ncedby him playingin 1945/46 1963/64 1971/72 1981/82 Superleague First Division and it was only in 2004 that a number of pos1t1onsduring the currentcampaign. War Fund Cup they were promoted to the new Premier Division. Despite ANDYKENNA 19 17/18 a great start to t e season, league form since then has Joined from DuniP,acein 2002. Has impresse with his tenacity and ·victory Cup entJ:i1:1siasm in midfield,whi lst regularly findingth way into shooting ASSISTANTMANAGER · Billy Peacock 1918/19 been very pa cfiy and at present they-tind themselves in positions. 0 ~aa~!g~~if clubs Cup bottom place. However, with tile successful cup runs, ~~~~a~t ~e~~~kr~~~~ ~0~~h~de~~ f~~~~1o~~hB~~~i~u s JOHNMCLAY 1916/17 1n¼~~ 11~it?rn~t%Jn~%~2 1932/33 they have a number of games in hand over all the other Renfrewshire Consolation Cup DesP,itebeing a Renfrewboy, he came to WesternPark from Johnstone COACH- ColinLindsay Burgh whom he joined from Clyde in I 997. ARpeared for in Burgh's 1923/24 1932/33 1949/50 1951/52 sides and will be looking to start picking up points over Playedwith Renfrewin the 1980s before signingfor Airdrieonians.He ~;ii~~e:;~~~~u~it~~e~~fe:.rancein 2000 againstWhitburn. This i s his returned to the club last Januaryafter two-yearsmanaging local rivals Kirkwood Shield the last weeks of the season and avoid a drop down after JohnstoneBur gh 1919/20(Shared) 1924/25 1933/34 1936/37 1962/63 only one season at the top . Renfrewshire-Dumbartonshire Cup ALANCOLSH PHYSIC-Ally Cameron 1930/31 1945/46 1948/49 1957/58 1958/59 The club would like to thank all their sponsors and Also in his second term, having si~ned after maki~ an appearance Has been club physiofor most of the last 30 years,wit h the odd spell Elder Cottage Hospital Cup advertisers this season who have helped contribute to the ~~~t!fd~~-nfrew as an impressivetria 1st for Be burb. e is a goalscoring away 1945/Erskine Hospital Charity Cup 1955/56 1960/61 1962/63 1974/75 successes and the team being here tonight.

The Scottish Junior Cup Semi- Final Renfrew v Tayport , Paisley Kick-off 7.45 p.m. 7 STORv!so Marfhill 3-2 ~~*::~iws Primrose First Round Kirk1ntilloch Rob Roy 0-3 FC Stoneywood Cumnock Juniors 1-1 Bellshill Athletic Maybole Juniors Bellshill Athletic 4-1 · Cumnock Junior s Dundonald Bluebell Pumpherston 4-1 Coltness United Vale of Leven RosY.th Recreation 0-1 Turriff United Aberdeen East End Brechin Vies 0-0 Oufftown Fraserburgh United Oufftown 2-1 Brechin Vies Port Glasgow Wishaw Juniors 6-0 Arbroath Vies Harthill Royal 1-4 Whitburn ~u~~";,'lo after penalties Fochabers 1-6 Elmwood Lon si_de. . 2-0 Vale of Cl de

3-0 Dundee North End :>tonenouse v101e1: 1,11,1n~n:~""ca :u .._, .. ,!:t'"" Shott! - Accord Darvel Juniors 1:1 Juniors TAYPORT'SPATH TO THE SEM-FINAL RENFREW'$ PATH TO THE SEMI-FINAL Bellsh hletic 5-0 Hermes Greenock Juniors 5-1 Oan,el Juniors Dun,· ·-t 6-2 Kirriemuir Thistle Johnstone Burgh Ardr, ton R 1-4 Lanark United Neilston Juniors 3-2 Glenrothes 1s t rd - 2nd Octob er Sauchie 3-3 Third Round Glenrothes 0-2 Sauchie Coupar Angus 1-3 Lugar Boswell Thistle 1 1st rd • Bye Forres Thistle (Logie Park, Forres) Kirkcaldy YM 1-2 Annbank United Neilston Juniors 3-0 Montrose Roselea Won 2·1 Whitletts Victoria 0-4 Elmwood Thorniewood United 1-1 Kinnoull St. Andrews United 0-0 Downfield Kinnoull 1-2 Thorniewood United 2nd Rd - 6th Novemb er Scorers - McQuade, Colsh Downfield 1-3 St Andrews United Bellshill Athletic 0-2 Lanark United Formantine United (Canniepairt , Tayport) Team - Scrimgour, Hammond, Brogan, Cameron, Quigley, Parkvale 2-2 Benburb 7-1 Irvine Victoria McQuade, Kenna, Colsh. Mclafferty, Cuthbert Benburb 3-0 p • ~·~ ~~-:'~rnl~~? ~:1~l1rs 1-1 Bo'ness United Won 6 -1 Auchinleck Talbot 2-0 I 'n Bo'ness United* 1-1 Auchinleck Talbot Scorers - Craik 2, Middleton 2, Stewart, Henderson. (Subs used - Harvey, Mclay) c----··- ...· Panmure 3-1 ~ rn 1 ;e"::f?ef;f s':i/?t:nalties Morris, (Subs not used - Shearer, Thomson, Farquharson I ,Athletic 0-3 c I Athletic 0-1 Team - Fitzpatrick, Peters, Paterson, Ward, Craik, , rhistle 1-1 Kello Rovers Kello Rovers 0-2 Ramsay, McNaughton, Dailly, Gunnion, Middleton. 0-0 Armadale Thistle * Oakley United 1-1 2nd rd - 6th November I* Won 4-3 after" penalties Greenock Juniors* 1-1 (Subs used - Stewart, Malone, Henderson} Dalkeith Thistle 2 Livingston United (Station Park, Livingston) St Anthonys 4-0 * Won 3-2 on penalties (Subs not used - Livie, Bruce) Livingston United 2-1 Scone Thistle OuniP.ace Juniors 1-1 Clydebank Won 4-0 Arbroath SC 0-5 Kirkintilloch Rob Roy CIY.debank 1-3 Scorers - Dunne 2, Quigley, Smith 1-2 Renfrew 6-0 r~c"~g::'w~~!~~s Forres Thistle Beith Juniors 3rd Rd - 4th Dec emb er Team - Scrimgour, Hammond, Brogan. Cameron, Quigley, 1-3 Wishaw Juniors Pollok 3-0 Kelty Hearts f:!~~~7',:~vers 1-0 Elion United Blackburn United 1-0 Kilbirnie Ladeside St Andrews United (Canniepairt, Tayport) Harvey, Kenna, Mclay, Dunne, Ross, Colsh. Vale of Clyde 2-1 e · · · · ·· · ·ic Sunnybank 1-1 Rutherglen Glencairn (Subs used - Andrew, Clark, Smith) cu· · '· ··nited 3-0 I 1 2-2 Sunnybank Won 3 - O 2 (Subs not used - McQuade, Thomson, Farquharson) L 1-1 t 1ire ~~~~rt~no~ ~~~!i1W:s Scorers - Pete rs, Midd leton, Henderson . C hire 1-4 Saltcoats Victoria 0-2 Arthurlie _____ • ·- ·et 9-1 i Hill of Beath Hithorn 0-0 Wishaw Juniors Team - Fitzpatrick, Peters, Paterson, Ward, Wemyss, lrd rd - 4th December Meadow 3-0 I uniors Wishaw Juniors 3-3 Hill of Beath Hfthorn* McNaughton, \j ____ .:alder 2-3 Dunbar United St Anthonys (McKenna Park, Glasgow) * Won 5.3 on penalties Dailly, Stewart, Gunnion, Middl eto n, Henderson . Won 3-2 Thornton Hibs 2-3 2-3 RAF Lossiemouth 0-4 ~~sv~:!~~~:V t!~~tr~~1i~ 0-1 3 (Subs used - Hunter, Uvie, Reilly) Scorers - Quigley, Dunne, Smith (pen) . Girvan F.C. 1-3 Linlithgow Rose Pumpherston 1-2 ·I ­ ' (Subs not used - Malone, Bruce) Team • Scrimgour, Han_,mond, Brogan, Cameron, Quigley, Second Round Vale of Leven 1-5 I Kenna, Peacock, Mclay, Dunne, Smith, Prentice. 1-1 t ··- ···----•" Broughty Athletic 1-2 Sunnybank ~=~h~t'"s~"ijfuf::r 0-4 Arniston Rangers (Subs used - Ross, Mclafferty, Cuthbert) ( 1-7 Kilwinning Rangers ::~sowrie 1-2 Shotts Bon Accord 1-2 Troon 4th rd - 15th Ja nuary 3Subs not used - Clark, Thomson) ~~:~=~~~~t~~encairn Culter 2-2 Maryhill Burghead Thistle 0-6 2-1 Culter Beith (Bellsdale Park. Beith) Cumbernauld United 0-1 Saltcoats Victoria TI '"' ·-' ..ed ~sah'?i=i~ 2-3 Petershill Won2-0 4t h rd - 15th Janua ry Whitehills 0-5 2-0 Ln-• ·..1., 2-3 ,, Elmwood E~~h~~rll~r~nited Scorers - Wemyss, Hend erson Dunlpace (Western Park,. Renfrew) 2-2 C nians Bathgate Thistle 3-1 K1 ·.adeside Tayport 3-0 St. Andrews United Team_- Fitzpat rick, Peters, Paterson, Ramsay, Wemyss, Won 5-0 Cr t Burntiians 2-3 K --- - - 5-1 Dufftown Ar __ 4-1 Glentanar Morris, Scorers - Smith 2 (1 pen), Prentic e, Kenna, Cuthbert 3-3 ~~rn~s~:n~~ted Dunbar United 2-1 Turriff United Team - Scri mgour, Hammond , Brogan, Cameron , Peacock, Carnoust ie Panmure 1-2 Lochee United Henderson, Stewart, Dailly, Gunnion, Middleton . ~:HPlis:!',?lJ5iiited 1-1 Coupar Angus* 3-1 Lew is United Harvey, Kenna, Mclay (Ross), Smith , Cuthbert . Prentice. Whitburn 4 (Subs used - Hunt er, McNaughton , Uvie) ;/;::fiefd\C:J:;nalties 3-2 Buchanhaven Hearts F d Round 4 (Subs used - Clark, Andrews) Lossiemouth United 0-11 Bo'ness United ( Athletic 1-0 Rutherglen Glencairn (Subs not used - Rei lly, Bruce) (Subs not used - Ross, Colsh, Thomson) Hurlford United 5-0 Dairy Thistle l 'Rose 5-0 Hurlfori:I United Hill of Beath Hawin 2-0 St Rochs 0-2 Tayport 0 0-4 Renfrew KB nning '" Rangers 1-3 Maryhill 5th rd • 12th February 5th rd - 12th February ~b~~3!~nnL~d~tt'.tb 0-2 Culter Troon 3-2 ~9_rt.~l _"'.'_s_~?.1'.!,.. _ d Glenafton Athletic (Canniepart, Tayport) Lintlthgow Rose (Prestonfield , Llnlithgow) 0-5 Lochee Harp 3-1 Kinloss Hill of Beath Hithorn Drew0-0 Drew 0-0 Kello Rovers 3-1 Dyce Juniors e~·· 1ate Thistle 1-0 2-1 Forfar West End F shill 2-0 Team - Fitzpatrick, Peters, Paterson, Ward, Wemyss, Team - Scrimgour, Hammond, Brogan, Cla ~~oC:,':~ow 2-3 Blackburn United r ton Juniors 1-1 rk, Quigley, Cotsh, Kenna, Mclay, Smith, Cuthb ert, Prentice. Le ... _d 3-2 Forth Wanderers G 1ar 1-2 Morris, 5-0 Thistle (Subs used - Ross, Mclafferty) . ~ccord FC Stonetwood 1-3 " Dailly, Stewa rt, Gunnion, Middleton, Henderson. I t 0-3 ~~knJ'~ft'!§e Star 1-1 --· I (Subs not used - Peacock, Andrews, Thomson) B_. ____- - - .' 1-2 r:~h~~!~e~r~::d Lochee United 2-1 Lanark United (Subs used - Hunter, Uvie, McNaughton) Deveronside 1-4 Pollok 5-0 Whitburn (Subs not used - Reilly, Bruce) Broxburn 1-1 ~;a:::~rle Dunbar United 3-2 Elmwood 5th rd rep lay - 19th Febru ary Clydebank 2-4 B • n Renfrew 5-0 Dunipace Juniors I Rose Linlithgow Rose (Western Park , Renfrew} Forlar Albion 0-4 Arthurlie F.C. 3-0 Musselburgh Athletic 5th rd re play - 19th February Won 4-2 Carluke Rovers 2-3 I uniors Arniston Rangers 1-2 Thorniewood United 5 Lesmahagow 2-3 L. . ted Glenafton Athletic (Loch Park, New Cumnock) Scorers - Smith 2, Cuthbert, Mclafferty 4-2 Sauchie Fifth Round ~rla~t~~~';':11 Thistle 3-3 Neilston Juniors 5 Drew 0-0 (Won 5-4 on penalties) Team - Scrimgour, Hammond, Brogan. Clark, Quigley, Colsh, 4-4 Cambuslang Rangers Lochee United 2-3 St Anthonys Neilston Juniors 2-3 Lochee United Team - Fitzpatrick, Peters, Paterson, Ward, Wemyss, Mclay, Kenna, Prentice, Mcl afferty, Smith. ~7:i~u~::ao~ngers 1-0 lslavale Pollok 3-2 Hill of Beath Hithorn (Subs used - Ross. Cuthbert) Yoker Athletic 2-2 Ashfield Arthurlie 6-1 Thorniewood United Morris, (Subs not used - Harvey, McQuade,Thomson) Ashfield* 1-1 Yoker Athletic Dunbar United 2-2 Lugar Boswell Thistle McNaughton, Stewart, Hunter, Gunnion, Middleton. * Won 5-4 on penalties 2-2 Dunbar United Beith Juniors 0-0 camelon ~u.j~~ B3~Q~~llp~~lties (Subs used - Henderson, Christie, Dailly) Camelon 2-2 Beith Juniors* Troon 2-0 Petershill 0-0 Glenafton Athletic (Subs not used - livie, Bruce) Qua rter Fina l - 12th Ma rch * Won 3-1 on penalties Tayport Montrose Roselea 3-1 Glenafton Athletic 0-0 Tayport * Pollok (Newlandsfield Park, Gla s gow} Auchinleck Talbot 2-2 ==~b~~rSt Ternan * Won 5.4 on penalties Qua rte r-final • nth Ma rch Q Won 3-2 Benburb 2-3 Auchinleck Talbot Maohill 2-2 :,a:hii:t Thistle Ardeer Thistle 1-4 St. Andrews United 0-1 Lugar Boswell Thistle (Rosebank Park. Lugar) Scorers - Mclay, Prentice, Smith 2-0 Annbank United ~ia,:l~lf,~!~hJ~~: 0-0 Ren7rew Team - Scrimgour, Hammond, Brogan, Clark, Quigley, Cuthbert, ~~~fe~,~~nge Star 3-6 Kelty: Hearts Renfrew 4-2 linlithgow Rose Won 4-1 Colsh, Mclay, Mclafferty, Smith, Prentice. Pollok 3-1 Dunclee Violet Q Scorers- McNaught on, Pete rs 2, Middleton Stonehaven 1-2 Kinnoull Quarter Final (Subs used - Cameron, Peacock, Andrews) Lochee United 1-1 Arthurlie Team - Fitzpat ri ck, Peters, Paterson, Ward, Wemyss, Steelend Victoria 1-2 Dunbar United Lochee United* (Subs not used - Dunne, Thomson) Larkhall Thistle 1-2 M--· " h Arthurlie 4-4 Morris, F 1-6 A ~rs * Won 5-4 on renalties f!~~_e_!'ltBay 0 - ~ 1-4 Tayp,ort McNaughton , Stewart, Gunnion, Middleton, Hender son. 1-4 ~~ft:~Boswel Thistle 2-3 Renfrew C 1thletic 7-0 ! Thistle (Subs used - Hunt er, Daill y, Reilly) I r,istle Troon 0-1 Maryhill I :toria 1-1 F (Subs not used - li vie, Bruce) 5-0 I . .. • _ _ _ ctoria I 1istle 1 Semi Final F.. United 0-3 Troon Lochee United Carnoust Panmure 3-2 Penicuik Weanfr~: Tayport Vale of Leven 3-2 Tayport 6-1 ~;~ba'rt?.,he United The Scottish Junior Cup Semi- Final Renfrew v Tayport Love Street, Paisley The Scottish Junior Cup Semi-Finalists TAYPORT

FRAZERFITZPATRICK GARETHDAILLY (Squad No.14) (25) ~iitrtie~i ~!sc~~'Jek~~f:~~na~t~!~~n~~~s~gti!\'~~~i~~n~t:~~~~rJn~~; Started his careerwith Dundee United. Movedoi:-i to Montrosevia Bankfoot Maintenanceeng ineer. ~,~i~~ ~~~~ii~c~~A;:~Ptr~~ ~~r~~J~~e~:r~t~~i;~~!ch.ho possesses a DUNCANBRUCE Left Tayportand had a season full-time with Dundee Unit~d.in his gap year ROSSGUNNION (Squad No.lS} after leavingschool in Dundee. The ~0-y~ar-old keeger. re-1ome9 Tabport on One of two Perth based playersat the club.Th e 25-yea,r-old full ba~k sign~d from BankfootAth letic in August200 1. Has appeared m two Scott1s~Jum or ~~~~~ni!rn~.~!~~eto~t~~bKr~~o~1rl~~~s~Zas~~~re e IS study,ng usmess Cup Finals for 'Port, but onfy finishe~one, attef rather. harshly being t~e recipient of two yellowcards m the wm over Linl1thgowm 2003. A quantity surveyorin Edinburgh. SCOTTPETERS (Squad No.2) Aged32. Pia~ in defence or midfi~ldan9 vyears his heart on his ~leevewi th some inspirational performancess mce_s1gnir:,gf~om Arbroath F C lfl febn~ary GARYMlDDLETON (Squad No.16) 2001. Has an electricalcon tractor's businessm his hometownof K1memu1r. FormerManage r DaveBaikie's last signing for the club from DundeeVio let in August2004.t'rovides a potent goalscoringth reat.~s the 23-year:old'splac e near the top of the SuperL eague scorerscfiart testifies Formerly with Dundee United.

ROBBIEHENDERSON (Squad No.17) Canniepairt, Shanwell Road 1 Tayport 006 9DX ;t~Jei {ti i~!~!~~ rn~r~ ~ !ef!~tefvh~i~i\ni~~:yg~[i~!ri~~r~~~f~~:~h~ ~~fl Telephone Number 01382 553670 and fierceshooti ng ability. JOHN WARD(Squad No ,4) Aged 27. A colossus at the heart of ~heTayport defence .s ince joiningf.ro~ Chairman - E.Stewart LocheeUnited in September2000. Like te~mmates,Moms ~nd Peters, 1s1n DAVIDREILLY (Squad No.18} Vice-Chairman - A.D.Oswald the pool for the ScottishJun ia:rFA's lnJ ernat1onalTournam ent m Glasgow later Legendarystatus at the Canniepairt. Holdsthe goa)scoringrecord with.over Secretary - AJ.Oswald, this month. Had Seniorex periencew ith Arbroath FC. Treasurer - R.McNicoll 350 goals since joining from LawsideFP amateurs in 1990.Looked as 1fthe Minute Secretary - Miss A.Beat 40-year71dhad been put out to graze when he joined North End in 2000 but 1 1 Committee - J.Anderson, R.lrvine, DEREKWEMYSS (Squad No,5) bt6 °~i~~i~i~tti~l ~~g:J~nge~~~1~~i~rr~;ii9~aj_u~~\~~~ck-up A.McDade,J.M cOade, K.Smith, i~~cI'o~~ T.Bor1and Aged25. Can well in defen.ceo,r midfielq and has the knackof scoring_vital go 2000 from R1v.ers1deAthletic, he has been unlucky Manager - Keith Burgess with in1uries. ith the FifeBrigade. BRIANUVIE (Squad No.19) Assistant Manager - Stewart Williamson Coaches - Derek Carr ~: ~~s!~~ans~~ f~~~ i~~~~~. Klgri~.hT~ebii-;eaa;~~l~~~~~ ~ s~~~~t h:njg~~~e~~~ Physio - Norrie Marshall LLOYDYOUNG (Squad No,6) attitude, thoughwork commitmentscan affecth1 s availability. 1 Website - www.tayportfc.com ra~er~-ra~~rr:;~~t~i~u:~1~~;~~~~~::e:~~tr~~er~ si!.~tij~~~n~i~~~t~~~~~ Club Newsline - 01382 552755 forgottendebut against Oakley,scoring with hterallyhis firsttouc h. GORDON(GUS) MALONE (Squad No.20) Scottish Junior Cup ~~~ed\oheB~~~~,iincidT:rre~rtju~te~v!~e acl~~a:~~ a;;:::~lt~~ lfu~~db~i Winner 1995/96· 2002/03 ALLAN RAMSAY(Squad No.7) Cowdenbeath Arbroathicst St JoseP.hs,Downfield , Carnoustieand ~orth End Runner s-up 1992/93, 1996/97. 2003/04 A stalwartsi nce his transferfrom Ca!nc;>ustieP~nmu re in 1995 and has be~p beforereturnirlg to the Canmepairtafter a breakof 22 years.His attitude to the Whyte& MaW.Jn~~:\i~~/; SuperLeague a pulse at the heart of the Taypo.rtmidfield _dunf!g the most succ.essful spell.in game is a greaf example to the younger players.l orrydrive r. 3 the club's history.A ScottishJum or Internationalist.aged 32, he 1sa plant hire firm manager. Tayside League D~vi~i~~'~i"J:.!~!~feague Champions MANAGER 1991/92, 1992/ 1993, 1993/94, 1994/ 1995 1995/96, 1998/99, 1999/2000, 2000/2001, 2001/20 02 Tayside League Division 2 Champions STEVENSTEWART (Squad No.8) 1990/9 1 'Chiel' as he is affectionatelyk nown, has playedove r 4QOgames fo~the club Zamoyski/Centenary / Concept/NCR Winners since Joiningup at The Canniepairtfrom NCRAmate1;1rs m. f994 ln h)S.seco nd 1991/92, 1994/1995, 1999 / 00, 2001 / 02, 2002 / 03, spell with P-ort,having had a couple 9f ~e.asons Se.niorw1th East St1rhnga nd 2003/04 Montrose.Aged 32, Works in the familyJoinery business. Taycars Trophy 1998/99, 1999/2000 Cream of the Barley Trophy RALPH HUNTER(Squad No.B) 1994/95 Strikerwho can name RaithRovers , ~owde.nbea.thanq Arbroath amongst. his Findlay & Co. (Currie) Cup Winners previous clubs plus several in the F1fe. Juniors, mcludmgSt AndrevysOmted 1990/91, 1991/92, 1992/93, 1993/1994, 1998/99, from where he joined Port in ioo2. HisTayport ca reer nas been bhghted ~y 2000/0 1, 2001/20 02 injury~ut has scored 19 times m 40 starts (plus 35 sub apps). Aged31, he 1s ASSISTANTMANAGER. Perthshire Advertiser Cup Winners a Publican. 9 0 9 StewartWi lliamson - Vastexpe rience in the ~me after over 500 senior6ar:nes lnte:s :o ~ ~hi~fJWi1!ners 0 1990/9 1, 1993/94 ~he~e~~ ::sa~~;~i~,r~nth~1o~1~!1u~f~~s ft~~~i _;~sh9~~~lm. L~~~ SEAN CHRISTIE(Squad No.11) (24). teamed UP:wit h Keithat the Warout Stadium before arnvmgat Tayportwith D. J. Lainf 9~~f hl, Winners 9 Has made onlyone fleetingOVD appearance this season as a substitutein the him. A BTEngineer. DJ.Laing League Cup Winners replay at Glenafton.Ag~dL4,.h~ 1s a Sports DevelopmentOfficer . S~anwas 2001/2 002 seniorwith ForfarAthletic but iomedT ayportfrom DundeeNorth End m 2003. North End Challenge Cup COACH 1999/2000, 2000/0 1; 2002/03 DerekCarr . Great experienceof the Junior_garnet part icularly ]ocally, Derek Craig Stephen Trophy Winners (Association's Top ROBERTOMORRIS (Squad No.12) has been at Tayportsince 2001. Formerlywo rKedw1th Dave Ba 1k1eat Arb_roath 1 FCbut previously at Lochee United and ArbroathSporting Clu~. Wa~ ~~s1stant 1990/91, 1991/92, 19:~1~t g1~~5~96, 1997/98, 1998/99, l~i:tietn~~:b~:s ~1irth~ea~~~tl!~,~~~i~~e:'t~~a,~~.j~~n~nfn¥~rr::a~ ~~!I manager at. Locheewhen,_ th~ reache~ the 1995 OVDsemi. Fac1lit1es Co­ 2000/2001 , 2001/2002 Tournamentin Glasgow at the end of April. Ai uyer with TexolTechmcal ordinatorwith Dundee Councils Education Department. Albert Herschell Trophy Winners (Premier Champions v Solutions, he is 25. 1990/9 1, 19911~tf ~~~}9~~f~i~J;:~~§~4 /95, 1995/96, PHYSIC, 1998/99, 1999/00, 2000/0 1, 2001/02 BARRYMCNAUGHTON (Squad No, 13) NorrieMarshall - Anotherkey member of the club's back room ~quad.I n h_is 1 fourth season at Tayport. Formerly with Dundee Violet,Nome works m Tameside ~:~~!t1!~~o~~te :fi;[Jfnternational Midfield player with a good goalscorin~aP.pearance~ratio since he ioir:,ed Challenge Cup Winners 1996 from Lochee Hare in 20"01.Brother of ADercteens Kevin.The 24 year-old1s a Dundee Council'sEaucation D epartment. SecuritySystems Engine er. 1116) The Scottish Junior Cup Semi- Final Renfrew v Tayport Love Street, Paisley Kick-off 7.45 p.m. 11 RENFREW'S ROUTE TO THE LAST FOUR

It has been a strange few months at Renfrew with RENFREW RESULTS 2004-05 Br. comparison togrevious campaigns, the northeast postponements and cup-ties seeing few league games. TAYPORTRESULTS 2 004-05 Fife based c/u have hail a comparat/velv '1 At onepoint it seemed that the only games for months (HOME FIXTURESIN BOLD) (HOME GAMESIN BOLD) straightforward advancement to their seventh seml­ were in the OVDCup. Date Comp Oppo nent Result finar appearance, though it hasn't been without Its Date Comp Oppone nt Result hiccups. Aug 4 Sec LC Johnstone B 2-0 Aug 14 W&MERSL BO'NESS UTD 1-2 The first three ties were all away from home and latterly, Yet Formartine United whom they met in the second Aug 7 Sec LC ARTHURLIE 5-1 Aug 21 W&MERSL Arniston Rangers 1-1 the two cup favourites were dispatched in some style. fm;nd after receiving a bye in the firs_t came to the Aug 9 Sec LC Pollok 2·2 Aug28 W&MER5L BONNYRIGG R 1-1 The first game was back in October up in Forres and after Canniepairt with something of a reputation. Aug 11 Sec LC ST ANTHONY 'S 4·0 Sept 4 W&MERSL Thornton Hibs 3-3 the long journey, it was the home side that went ahead on Leaders of the North Region, but an early strikesettled Aug 14 Sec LC BENBURB 3·1 Sept 11 Dugoutl Jeanfield Swifts 4-2 Tayport setting up_a very comfortable afternoon as they a cold crisp day before Kenny McQuade equalised and Alan Aug 2 1 Sec LC Neilston 4-3 Sept 18 W&MERSL LOCHEEUNITED 3·0 cruised to a 6-1 victory. Colsh edged the winner with only seconds left. That wasn't Aug 23 Sec LCPO Neilston 1-0 Sept 25 W&MERSL Oakley United 1-1 Two week before they met St Andrews in round three, the end of the drama for the day though, as the team bus Aug 28 SPL Arthurlie 5-2 Oct2 W&MERSL Bo'ness United 1-1 the pair had clashed in the university town in the hit a boat (which had came off a trailer) on the journey Aug 30 Sec LCQF SHOTTS BA J.3• Oct9 W&MERSL Bathgate Thistle 1-0 Redwood Leisure with Tayport triumphing 2-0. home!! (• Won 4-3 on penalties) Oct 16 W&MERSL CAMELON 0-2 As it was a local derby, this turned out to be a good ol~­ Sept 4 SPL BELLSHILL ATH 2-1 Oct23 W&MERSL Carnoustie Panmure 0-0 fashioned cup-tie and even with home advantage, 1t The journey for the second round was a little shorter, took a long time for Keith Burgess' side to break them Sept 11 SPL Glenafton Ath 0-4 Oct30 W&MERSL Linlit hgow Rose 1-1 travelling the MB to Livingston. It took only two minutes down. Sept 18 WCI POLLOK 1- 1 Nov 6 OVD2 FORMARTINE U 6-1 Gary Middleton eventua lly made the breakthrough and for Raymond Dunne to open the scoring and it never (• Won 4-3 on penalties) Nov ll W&MER5l GLEN ROTH ES 5- 1 Nov 20 Redwoo d I St Andrews Utd 2-0 from thereon, there was only going to be one winner! looked to be anything but a Renfrew win after that, as Oct2 OVDl Forres Thistle 2-1 Nov 27 W&MERSL Bonnyrigg Rose 3-1 A tie in Ayrshire is never an easy proposition especially Dunne added another with Jim Quigley and Gordon Smith Oct9 SPL TROON 2-1 Dec 4 OVDl ST ANDREWS U 3·0 when there is personally rivalry l!)VOlved,Tav,port gaffer adding to the tally. Oct1 6 SPL Kilwin ning R 1-2 Keith Burgess being a personal friend of Denos Gray, the Dec 11 W&MERSL THORNTON HIBS l·O Oct 23 WC2 KILSYTH R 1-0 Beith manager and who was previously the Scotland The journeys were getting shorter, as the third round saw Dec 18 W&MERSL ARNISTON R 1-0 Oct 10 SPL POLLOK 2-2 Junior boss. only a three mile trip to play St Anthonys. Down 2-1 and Jan 8 W&MERSL Lochee United 3-4 Nov 6 OVD2 Livingston Utd 4-0 There was a blow for The 'Port when John Ward was with only ten men, two goals in the last_ten minutes Jan 15 OVD4 Beit h 2-0 Nov 27 5Pl CUMNOCK 1·6 unfit, but his deputy, Derek Wemyss, as it turned out secured a hard fought victory. Jim Quigley scored the Jan 22 North Endl ARBROATH SC 1-0 was the visitors trump card. Dec 4 OVD3 St Ant hony's 3-2 opener before being later shown a second yellow card. JAN29 KIAI Dundee Elmwood O·l In addition to performing in sterling fashion at the back. Dec 18 SPL Mary hill 1-2 Feb 5 Dugou t2 Fraserbu rgh 3-1 the defender also got the vital opener and a ~econd go!II Thankfully, Raymond Dunne and Gordon Smith, with a late Jan 15 OVD4 DUNIPACE 5-0 Feb 12 ovos GLENATTON A 0-0 from Robbie Henderson five minutes later killed the t1e penalty kick, gave a narrow victory in a pulsating cup tie. Feb S SPL Pollok 1-2 Feb J(j OVD% R Glenafton Athletic o-o• stone dead. Feb 12 The visit of Dunipace to Western Park early in the New Year OVDS Linli thgow Rose 0-0 • Won 5-4 on pena lties Draw for the last sixteen brought Glenafto~ to_Tay1>_ort, surprised many with the result, with the Stirlingshire side Feb 19 OVOSR LINLITHGOW R 4-2 Feb26 Redwood2 OUN DONALD 4-0 the side that had defeated them on their first final going well in their league campaign at the time. It was an Mar 5 SPL JOHNSTONE B 1-3 Mars Ougoutl GLENTANAR ,-o appearance twelve years earlier. emphatic win with four different players getting on the Mar 12 OVD6 Pollok 3-2 Mar 12 OVDQF Lugar Boswe ll Th 4-1 It was always going to be a tough tie and that was Mar 19 WC3 LANARK UNITED 2-1 Mar 19 W&MERSL OAKLEY UNITED 2-1 proved with 180 minutes of footbaTI fa1hng to produce a scoresheet - Alan Prentice, Andy Kenna, Robert Cuthbert goal. Mar 26 Away Kilwinn ing R 0-1 Mar 26 W&MERSL Camelon 5·1 and a Gordon Smith brace. However, it has to be said, Tayport had t~e Apr 2 SPL Bellshill Athletic 1-2 April 2 Dugout4 KINNOULL l -2 • ~etter chances in the first game and were the better side m the Fewgave Renfrew a chance against Linlithgow in the fifth Apr 9 WC4 April 9 W&MERSL Glenroth es 3-1 TROON 0-2 Loch Park replay. • round, as the teams met for the second time in two Apr 16 SPL April 16 Redwoodl MONTROSE R 1·0 Jo hnsto ne Burgh 1-1 Scott Peters did miss a glorious opportunity to decide seasons. The first match in the east saw a goal-less draw the tie shortly before penalties came onto play. celebrated by the visiting fans, wh ilst the home manager With Tayport scoring five out of five in the shoot-out and was very bitter about the result. The replay a week later the hom e side missing one, it was by the narrowest of STAGECOACHPREMIER LEAGUE margins that saw the visitors progressed. looked to see Renfrew down and out, being 2-0 down just WHYTE& MACKAYEAST REGION SUPER LEAGUE before half time. Gordon Smith pulled one back just on the Having said that despite it being decided on the lottery p w D L F A Pls of penalty kicks, Tayport deserved to go through. break and in the second period, the visitors, who had went p w D F A Pls Pollok 18 12 4 2 33 17 40 The quarter-final draw handed 'Port a third Ayrshire trip 21 games undefeated, were rocked by goals from Robert Arthurlie 16 10 1 5 30 16 31 Bo'ness United 18 10 5 3 33 26 35 to Lugar Boswell Thistle and with the roadworks on the Cuthbert, Gordon Smith and veteran Billy Mclafferty. LarkhallThistle 17 9 3 5 31 25 30 TAYPORT 19 9 7 3 28 22 34 A77, a journey from hell. And so to the quarter final. Again, few gave Renfrew a Cumnock 19 8 3 8 46 39 27 Lochee United 14 10 2 2 30 19 32 The team bus only arrived twenty minutes before kick­ BonnyriggRose 19 10 2 7 39 32 32 chance against the latest cup favourites. By half time , a Maryhill 13 7 3 3 22 15 24 off, leaving the Fifers virtually now time for a warm-up. Bellshill Athletic Linlithgow Rose 17 9 4 4 34 22 31 Indeed, they were caught cold as they promptly lost a John Mclay was all that separated the sides. On the hour 18 7 3 8 26 20 24 GlenaftonAthletic 16 5 4 7 24 25 Glenrothes 18 7 5 6 35 29 26 goal in the very first minute. mark, a fine goal from Alan Prentice doubled the lead. The 19 AuchinleckTalbot 13 4 5 4 20 22 17 BathgateThistle 17 6 5 6 25 22 23 However, Barry McNaughton cancelled that out within lastten minutes were worth the admission money alone as two minutes.In an action-packed start, John JohnstoneBurgh 17 4 4 9 20 38 16 Carnoustie Panmure 19 5 6 8 27 32 21 ward scored from the spot after ten minutes, but his second first, Gordon Smith made it 3-0 but an all-out attack from Kilwinning Rangers 18 3 6 9 24 40 15 Camelon Juniors 21 4 7 10 28 41 19 Pollok in the final five minutes saw them score twice and OakleyUnited 19 5 2 12 31 46 17 was saved after a re-take was ordered because of Troon 14 2 6 6 19 27 12 encroachment. be unlucky not to force a replay. Thornton Hibs 21 4 4 13 32 57 16 RENFREW 13 3 2 8 18 29 11 Not that 'Port let that worry them and Gary Middleton 16 3 5 8 22 25 14 Tonight?With Tayport as cup favourites, anything could Arniston Rangers and a brace from Scott Peters saw Tayport through to possiblyhappen. And with Renfrew's season to date, this stage and tonight endeavouring t_obecome the Ii~ side since Auchmleck Talbot on the m1d-e1ght1es anythingis likely to happen! make it through to a third successive final.

Love Street, Paisley TAYPORT HOPING FOR SIXTH than twelve appearances at this Glenrothes, Lochee United, successive flace in the final, SEMI SUCCESS stage, a record that only five clubs Penicuik, Port Glasgow, Renfrew winning 3- • As mentioned elsewhere in this can better. Vies, Shotts Bon Accord, St Roch's, The ground was back in use programme Tayport are tonight Yet, strangely they haven't reached Tranent. twelvemonths later with the contesting their seventh semi-final the final since 1940, the year that Camelonand Polloktie decided and looking to book they last won it, and after ONE PREVIOUSMEETING in the Falkirk club's favour, but their sixth appearance losing out to Lochee Today's semi finalists have met in only after a penalty shoot-out in the final in twelve Unitea last week, will have the O.V.D. Cup on one previous after 120-goalless minutes. years. OVDSCOTTISH to wait anotl'ier year. JUNIORCUP occasion . Arthurlie won likewise in 1998, Renfrew, too are dab That was a fifth round meeting in but after sharing four goals with The programme for SEMl,FINAL hands at this, because they 2002 when it finished 1- 1 at Kilwinning in open play and Tayport's first are appearing at the Western Park. Jamie Ross on target there was a repeat a year later appearance in the penultimate stage for the for Renfrew, Brain Craik getting Ille when the two met again. semis in 1993 tenth time, but ·have only Tayport equaliser. However, this time Kilwinning those three wins to their In the replay a week later at The credit. went through when Gerry Indeed, so far they Cannipairt on Saturday 16 February, Peline scored the only goal of have only once failed By contrast, given that a Derek Wemyss (pictured) scored the game. to get past the Partick Tayport have only played in FRIDAY the only goal of tfie game to take It was back to penalties in 2000 penuftimate hurdle Thistle APRIL 30th the compet ition fifteen the Fife s1aethrough. losing to Linlithgow in 1993 times, their recor

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