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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. 12.10 CLYDEBANK HURLFORD UTD ROBERT HAMILTON ALISTAIR BROWN LIAM CAMPBELL STEVIE O’NEIL SCOTT WALKER NEIL McGREGOR ANDY PATERSON PAUL BYRNE ROSS HARVIE PAUL CAMERON JONATHAN ALAN CHRIS ROBERTSON ANDY IRVINE GLEN MITCHELL PAUL BELL MARTYN BROWN GRAHAM MORT PAUL McKENZIE TOMMY MARTIN DANNY MITCHELL CRAIG McCREADY STEVEN MASTERTON JAMIE CAMPBELL CALLUM WATT AUSTIN McCANN ROSS CHISHOLM IAN GOLD JAMIE McHARRIE GRAEME RAMAGE GUS COCHRANE PHIL BARCLAY JAMIE WILSON STEPHEN GARDINER JOHN DEMPSTER JOE ANDREW STEWART KEAN JORDAN SHELVEY ROSS ROBERTSON Referee : Craig Napier Assistant Ref 1 : David Burns (Glasgow) Assistant Ref 2 : Chris Lithgow MANAGER MANAGER DARREN HENDERSON BILLY McGHIE ASS’T MANAGER How would you and your friends like to sponsor the match ball? For just £50 you COACH STUART ALLISON Clydebank and a friend can get free entry to the game, JOHN DEMPSTER COACHES a match programme and refreshments at GORDON ROBERTSON half time. If you would like to do this please V ALLAN HAMILTON see any Director at today’s game for details T H E B A N K I E S A H E B T Hurlford United West Super Premier Division Clydebank FC Programme printed by Kenwil Print & Design 0141-776-8070 £1.50 Saturday 29th. Nov 2014 1.45pm Programme Contents Bankies Merchandise 3…The Boss Speaks 5…Chairman’s Chat 7…Proud To Be A Bankie 9…What's Going On 10..Match Report 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..Hurlford’s 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 75-76 Budgie McGhie (Manager) 31..Memory Lane 75-76 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 The Boss…………..….. Last Saturday’s Scottish Cup victory over West Calder was a welcome boost but I HONOURS HONOURS SENIOR HONOURS also feel it was a good performance. I thought the work rate and the effort from our Scottish Junior Cup Intermediate Cup SFL Division 2 boys was excellent and on this occasion we got the goals our play deserved. Winners : 1941-42 Winners : 1929-30 Champions : 1975/76 Most of our guys played really well but I also thought there were a few outstanding Runners-Up : 2008-09 Central League SFL Division 2 performances in amongst it. The pitch was quite heavy and sometimes those types of cup games can prove very tricky but I thought our lads dominated the game for Sectional League Cup Champions : Runners-Up : 1997/98 long periods. Winners : 2013-14 1934-35,1940-41,1941-42, Spring Cup On Monday night we managed to score another few goals in a friendly with East Runners-Up : 2005-06 1944-45,1949-50. Runners-Up : 1975/76 Kilbride the Lowland League outfit and despite only drawing that game, at least we Central League Cup Intermediate League Stirlingshire Cup can be positive that we are capable of scoring a few goals in back to back fixtures. Winners : 1932-33,1934-35, Winners : 1929-30 Winners : 1978/79 & 1979/80 We’ll now be looking to take that improved form forward into today’s formidable 2009-10, 2011-12, 2013-14 Pompey Cup Scottish Cup Semi-Finalists league challenge against Scottish Junior Cup holders Hurlford. They are a strong outfit with plenty of quality and experience throughout their squad therefore we West of Scotland Cup 1989/90 Winners : 1951-52,1960-61 should expect another difficult game but I’ll be looking for us to build on last week’s Junior Record Victory Winners : 1949-50 Evening Times Cup winning performance as we strive to climb up the table. 9-1 v Thorniewood Runners-Up : 1938-39,1955-56 Winners : 1934-35,1940- There may be a few more changes in the squad over the coming weeks as we 41,1941-42,1944-45, 1949-50. Super League Div. 1 Junior Record Defeat strive to get a winning formula after a poor start. Please give the players as much Runners –Up : Runners-Up : 2010-11 1-6 v Renfrew backing as possible. 1942-43,1948-49,1952-53 Central League Div. 1 Senior Record Victory SENIOR HONOURS Runners-Up : 2006-07 8-1 v Arbroath SFL Division 1 Central League Div. 2 Senior Record Defeat Thanks and enjoy the game, Runners-Up : 1976/77 & Champions : 2003-04 1-9 v Gala Fairydean . 1984/85 Billy McGhie. 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 Budgie McGhie 34 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2014-15 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2014-15 3 This day in History..29th Nov. On this day in ........ 1969, Clydebank beat Albion Rovers 3-0 at Kilbowie Park in a Second Division game. Scorers for the Bankies were Tommy McGhee and Alan Munro with a brace. Est Att; 700. Number One in the charts - 'Sugar Sugar' by The Archies. 1975, Bankies entertained Berwick Rangers at Kilbowie. The visitors won this Second Division match by a goal to nil. Est Att; 800. Number One - 'Bohemian Rhapsody' by Queen. 1980, Clydebank travelled to Lanarkshire for a First Division fixture with Hamilton Accies at Douglas Park. The home side won the game 3-0. Att,1,156. Number One - 'Super Trouper' by ABBA. 1986, Clydebank made the journey to Tayside to take on Dundee at Dens Park. A crowd of 2,947 watched the teams fight out a 3-3 draw in which Jim Rodger, Lex Grant and Michael Conroy scored for the Bankies. Number One - 'Take My Breath Away' by Berlin. 1997, Clydebank played Stenhousemuir at Ochilview in a Division Two match. The Bankies recorded a 3-2 win through goals from Colin McDonald with two and Paul Lovering. Att; 550. Number One - 'Perfect Day' by Various Artists. 2008, Clydebank faced Vale of Leven at Millburn in a Scottish Cup 3rd . round tie. Two goals from Charlie Hobbs gave the Bankies a 2-0 win setting up a 4th round meeting with St.Anthonys. Number One - 'If I Were A Boy' by Beyoncé. You share your Birthday with - C.S. Lewis, Don Cheadle, Thomas Brolin, Kasey Keller, Pierre van Hooijdonk, Ryan Giggs, Simon Amstell. 4 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2014-15 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2014-15 33 Chairman’s Chat It was nice to win our last match with goals to spare. The trip to West Calder in the Scottish Junior Cup could definitely be classed as a "potential banana skin" given the West Lothian side's previous cup results. But on a really heavy pitch, our players rolled their sleeves up Wish Bankies and turned in an impressive performance to win, in the end, quite comfortably. all the best Almost as pleasing as the players' performance for me was the reception our travelling fans for season gave the boys as they walked off the park at the end of the match. It was warm and spirited 2014-2015 and really appreciated by the whole group. There have been one or two matches this sea- son where our application hasn't been what it should and those have been the most disap- pointing. But generally our players have given their lot and have either came up short or sometimes been unlucky. In the last few weeks though, our application has never been in doubt and while we retain that we will always have a fighting chance. One final point about last week that was brought to my attention. Players who were left out of the squad were seen at the match with a "carry-out" and understandably some of our supporters - the lifeblood of our club - were not happy. I share their feelings. By the time you read this, all our players will have been spoken to about what is expected of them and it's not standing at the side of the pitch drinking alcohol. The point won't be laboured but the commitment made by our fans to the formation, development and contin- ued existence of this club demands a certain level of behaviour by the players who wear our colours. I am pleased to say that I do think ALL our players have been great in terms of how they represent the Bankies but in this instance the standards fell short of what we ex- pect. Today we welcome Hurlford United to Holm Park as we chase our first league win. Please give the boys your best support.
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