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SCOTTISH at the Canniepoirt We Support The Best You Could Have The Best LEUCHARS GLAZING s JP<CJ> ~ s <CJ>IR_ § IE-:JII[JP> TayportF .C. is indebted lo the advertisersin this programme and OVDSCOTTISH at the Canniepoirt. Theclub is also indebted lo its main sponsors. ~ =1J=Scott & Fyfe Limited JUNIORCUP TAYPORTIUl!!..HIBI SCOTSCRAIG WORKS, IH6/S>7 TAYPORT. LEUCHARS GLAZING TODAY'STEAMS ~ ~I Can niepa irt, Shanwe ll Road, Indu strial Textile Manufacturer s Tayp o rt . Tel. 553670 GLASS MERCHANTS AND TAYPORT LinlithgowRose ~ GLAZIERS Red Shirt s, Wh ite Sh o rts. 79 Main Street , .E.!nmll.!!.di SHIRT Leuchar s, Club ~ 1947 (as Am ateurs), Fraser MANN Ronald Mc PHERSON 1990 (as Juni ors). Fife KY16 OHF _,. , SPONSORS Telephone 01334 838815 Pa ul REILLY Kevin GIBSON O.V .D. Scott ish Junior Cup Runners-up 1992/93 , Gran t MILLER Stephen KEARNEY Winners 1995/96 . 1994-98 MATCH Tay • ide League Divi s ion 1 Gr an t PATERSON Steven CAIRNS Champions 1991/92 , 1992/93, PROGRAMMES 1993/94, 1994/95, 1995/96 . Grant BUIS T Pe ter GODFREY Centenary Cup 1994/95 Cream of the Barley Trophy 1994195 Sean WIL KI E Paul TAYLOR Tayside League Divi sion 2 Champions 1990/91 . TAYBRIDGE Ke it h NI COLSON DUNLEVIE Zamoyski Cup Winnen 1991/92 . Whyte & Mackey {Currie) Cup Findhorn ark SPALDING Winner11 1990/91 , 1991/92 , BAR 1992/93, 1993194 . llan RAMSAY Perth shire Advert iser Cup Winne rs 129 PERTH ROAD, 1990/91. 1995/98 . DUNDEE. Supplies Steve n STEWART FOWLER lntenport Shield Winnen 1990/91 , 1993/94 . Bi ll y COVENTRY BOYAK Craig Stephen Trophy Winn ers 1990/91 , 1991/92, 1993/94, 1995/96. TOUCHLINE St ep he n ROSS McCONVILLE Albert Henachell Trophy Winnen TRACKSUITS 1990/91, 1991/92, 1992/93, 1993/94 , ATTIRE Da ve REILLY ark WHYTE 1994195 , 1995/96 . Dav id Scott Cup 1995/96 . Barrie GRAY Tames ide AHociat ion for th e Blind International Challenge Ga ry MAHER Cup Winners 1998 . ~ E. Stewart , la n KENNEDY 3 Graenside Place, Tayport . C Vic....Ch t ian t n · A. D. O• wald , Geo rg e MALONE McKEEMAN 16 Loch•lde Gardens, Tayport . cc ~ A. J. Oaw al d, 17 Reform Street, Tayport. CENTRE CAR COMPANY Referee Derek Lowe Kennaway Iuu.u.mr.. R. Macmillan , SOUTH WARD ROAD, J.ROSS Methil 12 Banknowe Dr ive , Tayport . DUNDEE . DDl lTR Referee Assitants Mi tch Sac rata rv· D. Ayre, TEL (01382) 200520 A.HUNTER Glenrothes 46 Tay Street, Tayport FJIX (01382) 200188 l.ommiUu; J. Anderson , L. Beveridge, R. Irvine, A. McDade, Saturclav. 7th December A , Spence , R. Waddell . WARM-UP Commercial Manaur ,; BOOTS 0. JI:D. SCOTTISHJUNIOR CUP Round 3. Kenny Smith , Tai: 689019 . SUITS M.anuu,;.D . Baikia TAYPORT v LinlithgowRose i:..w,u: G. Malone, G. Re illy , R. Nicol KickOff------ 1. 45pm .e:tJ.ui2; Andy Bell . And to those firms and individuals who sponsor matches and match balls Groundataff • D. Hugh• •· throughout the season . 'PORTPROG'Vol. 7 No 7 1996\97 Proau mme,· A. J . O.wald, 17 Reform Street . Tayport . TodaysMatch Sponsors:- Telephone : 01382 552644 . INTERESTEDJNSPONSORSHIP?PLEASECONTACT KENNY SMITH,COMMERCIAL MANAGER OR MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE. UNITEDDISTILLERS LIMITED Port Prog voted top non-league programme in Scotland . In Coniunction.. Witll ClubMembersh ip/SeasonTickets : TayportF .C. ClubMembersh ip, whichincl ~desa seasonticket to theCan niepairt forall league ga mes, is availableat £15for adultsand £1 o fo r childrenan d senior THE TAYBRIDGE BAR . citizens. Half timematchday refreshments are ava ilableexclus ivelyto clubmember s/seasonticket holdersin theupstairs lounge in the club pavilion . Applicationsto club secretary. COVER PHOTOGRAPH SupportersClub : TayportF .C. Supporters'Club runs buses to mostaway fixtures . A v iew of Tay p ort fro m t he Rjv e r Ta y Detailsfrom Mary Walker. Telephone (01382 ) 553647. by lain Cougan TODAY'S GAME Described by The Sun as the 'Tie of the round' when the draw was made, this afternoon's meeting of two of the biggest names in Junior Football seems sure to attract a big attendance with between 200 and 300 Rose fans expected to make the trip up to Tayside. It ' s been a good season so far for both clubs and al though, Rose coach Colin Sinclair has been quoted as saying that the East League title is his goal, there's no doubt that the Linlithgow faithful would give everything to sample some of the emotions experienced by their Tayport counterparts back in May. A couple of odd goal defeats are BUILDER JOINER the only real blemishes on Linlithgow's record this season to date & and there's little doubt that they'll be up for the c up. Rose are likely to be on the usual lines although there is bound to be a doubt over 36 years old skipper Peter Godfrey who limped out of the action last week. Goals haven't been a problem . Only once have they CARNOUSTIE failed to find their opponents' net this season. In the Scottish Cup Rose keeper Ronnie McPherson has yet to lose a goal. Tayport should have a full pool from which to select. Keith Nicolson has shown no reaction from his return to action last week and will be available for sel~ction today. 01241 859838 This afternoon's tie has been kindly sponsored by UNITED DISTILLERS in conjunction with THE TAYBRIDGE BAR. DUNDEE. 7 SHOTTS SAGA OVER AT LAST r I I Dr.Mahammed Muquit was the centre of the General Medical Council's NATIONAL attention this week after the Scottish Junior Football Association I I had reported him to that body following the Shotts Bon Accord v Thorniewood MBM Cup-tie which was postponed just under two years I I ago. I HOUSE I The GMC heard that.two years ago come Hogmanay, Shotts B.A. had handed in eight sick 1 ines in respect of their players to the Central I I League and the tie v Thorniewood was subsequently postponed. An enquiry,by the Central League revealed that these lines were bogus I I and the subsequent involvement of the SFA saw Shotts thrown out of I BUILDERS I the SJFA at a very substantial cost to the Central League and the SJFA. I I The committee of Shotts was blackballed and only when a new committee I I was formed was the club allowed back into the Association after being APPROVED banned for a season. L ...J However, the question of Doc.Mohammed rumbled on until this week. At the hearing in London Doc.Mohammed admitted signing the certificates although he had not examined the players to which the certificates HOME IMPROVEMENTS • ATTIC CONVERSIONS referred. The enquiry heard that Dr. Mohammed had been approached by an official of Shotts Bon Accord and had signed the sick notes without any knowledge that there might be a "staging" of a 'flu bug. In his defence it was heard that there had been a 'flu epidemic in the area at the time and some of the players involved were admitted liars who 'FORGET THE REST - had said they had 'flu when this was untrue. Dr. M was cleared of serio us professional misconduct after members of the General Medical Council heard that he was not a football fan. And so ends the saga that started with Shotts trying to pull a fast one to avoid playing a GET THE BEST' Mickey Mouse cup-tie. It was a stunt which cost their club its reputation and credibility and cost the Central League a large amount of dash and the SJcA, I'm sure, a lot of heartache. The moral? 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