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SHOTTS BON ACCORD BEITH JUNIORS -.:: GEOCITIES.Ws SHOTTS BON ACCORD V BEITH JUNIORS V Stagecoach Super League Premier Division Match HANNAH PARK Program m e SHOTTS SATURDAY 1st September 2007 £1.00 KICK OFF 2.00PM SHOTTS BON ACCORD WELCOME TO TODAY’S SQUAD & EQUIPMENT VISITORS SPONSORS 2007 - 2008 Player Sponsor Shotts Bon Accord would like to extend a warm welcome to the players, Iain Banks Jim McDonald officials and supporters of BEITH JUNIORS FC Andy McCondichie George Prentice Graeme Gaffney Alex Hendry SBA and Beith have met on ten occasions previous to today's opening league John Boyack Hi Spec Meats fixture: Shotts have won four, drawn three and lost three, although this needs Stepehn McInulty some clarification as the second of those matches was a West of Scotland Billy Gaffney third-round cup tie replay (the first-ever match between the two clubs having Kevin Brow n Stevie McQueen finished 1-1 at Beith on 18 January 1992) which the Bon Accord won 4-2 on Craig McLintock Alan Quilter penalties after a 0-0 draw. Jamie White Robert Brow n Brian Jack Willie Haston However, a replay was ordered after it emerged that Paul Taylor, who came Steven Herriot Tommy Brennan on six minutes before the end, was already cup-tied with Lesmahagow. Beith Colin Allison Liam Quilter won the third match 1-0 at Hannah Park and Shotts were also forced to pay Stepehn Low Letham Gardiner their travelling expenses as part of the punishment. Ross Jamieson SBA Golf Section Mark McKeever This means that in fact SBA have won only once against Beith at HP and that Oasis Flow er Shop was in the last match between the two on 16 May 2005 when goals from Paul Crumley Sandy McSeveney Brian Crawford and Paul Stewart resulted in a 2-0 league victory. Chris Gardiner Roy Ellison Hugh Kelly Bobby Groves All in all, the Bon Accord's record is much better at Bellsdale where they have David McInally John Kidd never failed to score whilst that last fixture was the only time we managed to Kevin Barr Alan Hutchison score at home against the Mighty. Tam Sneddon Jim Hendry Alan Shields Francis Hannah Both clubs will remember their first Superleague fixture here five year ago Willie Quilter Davidson Bros almost to the day. On 31 August 2002 the score stood 0-0 after a laboured 82 Stan Murdoch Stew art McLuckie minutes in the sunshine. Then Steve Herriot was red-carded after a silly foul William Burns Willie Quilter out on the right and the visitors ran riot with three late goals without reply. Kirsty Hannah Betty McNeill Further losses to Cumbernauld Utd, Petershill, Bellshill Athletic and Renfrew followed before we were able to stop the rot with a 5-2 win against Jim McDougall Jim Ham ilton Cambuslang Rangers in early November. Let's hope there is nothing like that Tommy Brennan Doc' Gordon disastrous run awaiting us this season. Match Balls Nicol Boilers Toro Tractor G. McAllister We hope all our visitors will enjoy their visit to: Goalposts G. McAllister Goal Nets G. McAllister Hannah Park, Corner Flags Davidson Bros Training Balls Alec McNeill The Home of SHOTTS BON ACCORD FC The Groundsman SBA Golf Section Half Time Teas Francis Hannah Dug Outs Lachlan Mackie PAGE 1 Rolls for Shop Robbie Little Yvonne Wright COMMUNITY School of Dance On the 1st July 2004 a new and dynamic trade union was born. DANCE Classes in Shotts Bon Accord The new union, COMMUNITY, was created by the merger of Social Club the ISTC and KFAT (the steelworkers' union and the knitwear and shoe workers' union), both with a well-known history of Every Monday & working on behalf of workers in their respective communi- ties, eg Motherwell, Bellshill, Coatbridge (steel), and Airdrie, Tuesday evenings Lanark, and Uddingston (knitwear, shoes). The new union has around 50,000 members and in Scotland the regional office is in Motherwell and can be contacted by telephone on 01698 304567. COMMUNITY seeks to recruit those who are employed but who have no union to represent them. Willie Paterson, Regional Officer, says, "We intend to be pro- active in the communities where we are known and our track record of good trade unionism will, we hope, stand us in good stead. We aim to be the new listening force within the areas where our members live and to offer support against injustice and discrimination. We are pleased to be associ- ated with Shotts Bon Accord FC and we have members who actively support this club." COMMUNITY wishes SHOTTS BON ACCORD FC every success in season 2007 / 2008 PAGE 37 PAGE 2 MATCH REPORT MORE ACTION PHOTOS FROM MATCHES Sectional league Cup Group 2 Saturday 4/8/07 Wishaw Juniors 2 - 2 Shotts Bon Accord On an absolutely miserable day, at possibly the only Junior ground without any semblance of protection against the elements, Shotts struggled through to take a point against the team which had effectively ended our interest in the SLC so surprisingly last season. Wishaw began the livelier and within five minutes of the kick-off, SBA were caught a swift counter attack. Stewart broke free from the left, getting on to the end of a long clearance the result a goal. It was 1-0. Bon Accord responded almost immediately and Gardner headed home from a corner three minutes later. If we thought it was going to get better then, we were very much mistaken as Wishaw continued to give as good as they got and, after 16 minutes they again took the lead when that man Stewart headed home a long diagonal cross from the right. 2-1. The thing is, it shouldn't have happened at all as the ref completely ignored the Bon Accord's cast-iron claims for a penalty kick immediately beforehand as Sneddon was hacked to the ground as he took possession of the ball. Gardner got Shotts out of trouble a few minutes later when he slammed a shot from outside the box low past the Wishaw keeper's for a very impressive equaliser. Halftime Wishaw Juniors 2 – SBA 2 The second half wasn't two minutes old before Hugh Kelly was sent off. John Boyack and Brian Jack came on three minutes later for a tired Sneddon and an injured McLintock. On another day Shotts could have scored five or six in the last third but we must also mention that Wishaw could have registered their second consecutive win against the Bon Accord but for a brilliant double-save by Andy McCondichie long before the end. SBA: McCondichie, Brown (85 Crumley), Herriot, Shields, Gaffney, White, Sneddon (50 Boyack), McLintock, (50 Jack), Allison, Gardner, Kelly Pictures by Drew Wood PAGE 3 PAGE 36 ACTION PHOTOS FROM WISHAW MATCH PAGE 35 PAGE 4 THE ODDS FROM SBA HONOURS WILLIAM HILL 1952 1965 HOME DRAW AWAY LANARKSHIRE LEAGUE CUP LANARKSHIRE LEAGUE 8/15 Arthurlie 11/4 Kilsyth 19/5 LANARKSHIRE LEAGUE CUP 8/15 Cumnock 11/4 Bellshill 19/5 1954 LANARKSHIRE CENTRAL CUP 1966 1/2 Irvine Meadow 16/5 Glenafton 7/2 LANARKSHIRE CENTRAL CUP 10/11 Petershill 12/5 Neilston 9/4 1956 10/11 Pollok 12/5 Auchinleck Talbot 9/4 LANARKSHIRE CENTRAL CUP 1967 LANARKSHIRE LEAGUE 5/6 Shotts Bon Accord 12/5 Beith Juniors 5/2 1958 LANARKSHIRE LEAGUE CUP 8/5 Annbank United 23/10 Renfrew 13/10 SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP LANARKSHIRE LEAGUE 1968 6/4 Johnstone Burgh 23/10 Kilwinning 11/8 LANARKSHIRE CUP LANARKSHIRE LEAGUE 19/20 Kilbirnie Ladeside 12/5 Vale of Clyde 21/10 LANARKSHIRE LEAGUE CUP LANARKSHIRE LEAGUE CUP 11/8 Largs Thistle 23/10 Clydebank 6/4 LANARKSHIRE CENTRAL CUP 1977 5/6 Maryhill 5/2 Lesmahagow 12/5 1959 C DIVISION CENTRAL LEAGUE 5/4 Maybole 13/5 East Kilbride 6/4 LANARKSHIRE CENTRAL CUP 4/6 Kirkintilloch Rob Roy 16/5 Troon 3/1 1985 1960 CENTRAL SECTIONAL LEAGUE CUP 11/8 Ashfield 5/2 St. Anthonys 11/8 LANARKSHIRE LEAGUE CUP 3/1 Dunipace 13/5 Cumbernauld United 4/6 LANARKSHIRE CENTRAL CUP 1988 FIRST DIVISION CENTRAL LEAGUE 1/2 Lanark United 10/3 St. Rochs 10/3 1961 5/4 Larkhall Thistle 13/5 Rutherglen Glencairn 6/4 LANARKSHIRE LEAGUE 1989 LANARKSHIRE CHALLENGE CUP CENTRAL SECTIONAL LEAGUE CUP g n i l r u C 0 1962 1994 Shotts Bon Accord FC would like to thank 1 a i r e b i L LANARKSHIRE LEAGUE CENTRAL LEAGUE CUP all our sponsors for their support for the 9 d e t i n U r e t s e h c n a M coming season and would ask our 8 r e u a b n a k c e B z n a r F 1963 1997 supporters to support all our contributors in 7 r e r o o M l e a h c i M LANARKSHIRE LEAGUE SECOND DIVISION CENTRAL 6 this l l a B g n o P g n i P A LANARKSHIRE CHALLENGE CUP LEAGUE 5 n w o r B n o d r o G 4 s o r e t s e l l a B e v e S 1964 1998 Thanks go to Mrs Ina Greenfield for her 3 WEST OF SCOTLAND CUP FIRST DIVISION CENTRAL LEAGUE m u R d e R LANARKSHIRE LEAGUE CUP CENTRAL SECTIONAL LEAGUE CUP donation to hospitality. 2 i l l a i V a c u l n a i G HOZIER CUP 1 z i u Q o t s r e w s n 1999 A PREMIER DIVISION CENTRAL LEAGUE PAGE 5 PAGE 34 MATCH REPORT WILLIAMS & COMPANY Sectional league Cup Group 2 Chartered Accountants Wednesday 11/8/07 Shotts Bon Accord 3 - 1 Forth Wanderers Shotts scored in their first attack, Colin Allison slotting 191 Station Road hom e a low cross from Chris G ardiner in the first m inute.
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