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T H E B a N K I E S Clydebank CLYDEBANK FOOTBALL CLUB £ 1.50 OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2012 / 2013 ISSUE 10.11 Clydebank v Pollok Stagecoach Super League Premier Division February 9th 2013 Kick Off 2.00pm T H E B A N K I E S Programme Team Editor–Stevie McAneney. Contributors– Alex Cairney, Bill Abraham, Billy McGhie, Colin Cameron, Colin Donnelly, Gordon Robertson, Paul Cummings, Stevie McDonald, Stuart McBay , Paul Jain Photographs By : David Brocket & Stevie Doogan Front Cover : Archie scores against Rob Roy back in November in Roy back Rob against scores : Archie Front Cover CLYDEBANK FOOTBALL CLUB CLYDEBANK Pollok On This Day www.clydebankfc.co.uk Holm Park Clydebank - 07946 680812 Gordon Robertson (Chairman) 1918, Clydebank won a First division match at home to Hamilton Accies by 2-1 in front of a Stephen McLaren (Commercial) crowd of 2,000 at Clydeholm, scorers for the Bankies were Yarnall and Travers £Matt 1.00 Bamford (Match Secretary) ROBERT HAMILTON STEVEN McNEIL 1921, Clydebank lost a First division match at home to Dundee by a goal to nil in front of a Bill Abraham (Treasurer) CRAIG McPHERSON GRAHAM BLACK crowd of 1,500 at Clydeholm. Ronnie Johnson (Match Day Ops) PAUL BELL ROSS DUNLOP 1924, Clydebank won a Scottish Cup 2nd Round match at home to Arbroath by 4-0 in Stevie McAneney MARTIN McINNES KEVIN McBRIDE front of a crowd of 4,500 ,scorers were Joe Anderson with two, McGovern and Chalmers. Davie McAleer ROSS CAMPBELL MICHAEL O’HARA 1974, Clydebank entertained Brechin City in a Second Division match at New Kilbowie and MANAGEMENT MICHAEL MORRIS PETER McMAHON won by 2-0. Mike Larnach scored both goals. Number One in the charts - 'Tiger Feet' by Budgie McGhie (Manager) Mud. SCOTT WALKER JONATHON CARTER Stuart Allison (Coach) 1987, Scottish Cup day and Clydebank eliminated Falkirk from the competition by winning ANDY PATERSON STEVEN REILLY Scored a double back in 1924 Derek Kelly ( Physio) a 3rd round replay 3-1 at Kilbowie. Stewart Auld, Sammy Conn and David Irons got the VINNY BERRY PAUL LOVERING Allan Hamilton (Kit-Man) Bankies goals as 2,055 supporters watched. CHRIS WILSON DARREN BRADY Groundsman - Stuart McSporran TOMMY MARTIN Number One - 'I knew you were waiting (for me)' by Aretha Franklin and George Michael' ROSS HEPBURN HONOURS GORDON MOFFAT 1994, Clydebank were involved in a Scottish Cup replay sham, played at the neutral PAUL McQUILKEN Scottish Junior Cup Winners 1941-42 Forthbank in Stirling against Dundee. Bankies lost 2-1, Sean Sweeney scored our goal. MICHAEL MacADAM STUART MILLS Runners –Up 2008-09 An 856 'all ticket' crowd turned up! PAUL ALLUM RYAN McARDLE West of Scotland Cup Winners :1949-50 Number One - 'Things can only get better' by D:ream. IAN GOLD TONY FRASER Runners-Up : 1938-39,1955-56 2002, Clydebank made the trip to Ochilview to face Stenhousemuir in a Second Division RYAN KELLY Super League Div. 1 Runners-Up 2010-11 STEVIE MILLER game and managed a point from a 0-0 draw. Att; 321. JOE ANDREW Central League Div. 1 Runners-Up 2006-07 BRIAN McKAY Number One - 'Hero' by Enrique Iglesias. ROSS McPHERSON Central League Div. 2 Champions : 2003-04 CARLO MONTI ALLY GRAHAM 2008, Clydebank defeated Irvine Meadow 3-2 in the West Of Scotland Cup. Paul Craig, Central League Cup Winners: WULLIE SAWYERS Gordon Lappin and Brian Miller scored for the Bankies. This great win at Glenhead was MARK HAILSTONES 1932-33,1934-35, 2009-10,2011-12. BRIAN McGINTY witnessed by 425 fans. DALE CLARK Intermediate Cup Winners : 1929-30 Number One - 'Now you're gone' by Basshunter ft DJ Mental Theo's Bazzheadz. KIERAN BURNS Sectional League Cup Runners –Up: 2005-06 MANAGER You share your Birthday with - Gypsy Rose Lee, Lennard Pearce, Rinus Michels, MANAGER Central League Champions : Smokey Robinson, Carole King, Joe Pesci, Mia [Maria] Farrow, Bernard Gallacher, Gor- BILLY McGHIE JOHN RICHARDSON don Strachan, Sandy Lyle, Johan Mjällby, Darren Ferguson. 1934-35,1940-41,1941-42,1944-45,1949-50. Intermediate League Winners : 1929-30 Match Officials Referee: Paul O’Neill Pompey Cup Winners : 1951-52,1960-61 Ass1: Ross MacLeod Ass 2: Andrew Monkhouse Evening Times Cup winners : 9th. February 1934-35,1940-41,1941-42,1944-45, 1949-50. Runners –Up : 1942-43,1948-49,1952-53 34 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2012 / 2013 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2012 / 2013 3 Co-Op Sponsored Player of the Month awards COD’S QUIZ The following players moved clubs in the January transfer window. It may have been a permanent or loan transfer. Can you name the clubs involved ? 1. Rory Delap 2. Yann M'Vila 3. Angelo Henriquez 4. Nuri Sahin 5. Ryan Fraser 6. Fraizer Campbell 7. Lucio 8. Scott Robertson August—Gordon Moffat September—Tommy Martin 9. Emmanuel Frimpong 10. Kane Hemmings 11. Alan Hutton 12. Branislav Micic 13. Nick Blackman 14. Michel Bastos 15. Chris Iwelumo 16. Rabiu Ibrahim 17. Emanuel Pogatetz 18. Ryan McGowan 19. Willian October—Joe Andrew November—Martin McInnes 20. Djibril Cisse ( Answers on Page 23) 4 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2012 / 2013 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2012 / 2013 33 ‘We might lack quality in our play at times, and we can be naive, and we can make mistakes or bad decisions, but we certainly have not lost games due to a lack of effort from our players!’ Our players were handed another harsh lesson on Saturday as Petershill struck with a late blow to deny us the opportunity of retaining the Central Cup. The game itself unsurprisingly turned out to be as tight as our previous 2 league encounters against them and I thought our players turned in a good, solid performance against the Premier league title challengers. I couldn’t fault any of our guys for effort and commitment; in fact I thought we worked our socks off against what we should appreciate is a formidable outfit. It was a game of few chances and at the end of 90 minutes only a late defensive error on our part which was punished by one of their substitutes, turned out to be the only difference between the teams. I can take plenty of positives out of that performance and although we never created as many chances in the final third as we would have liked to, sometimes you also have to give credit to your opponents. Despite suffer- ing a heavy defeat in the Scottish Cup last week, Petershill on Saturday showed us why they have the best defensive record in the West Premier league by a distance. The fact that they have currently only conceded 6 goals from 13 games in this league campaign is quite a remarkable statistic for a team at this level and it gives you an indication of just how difficult they can be to break down. Coincidentally, we have actually been respon- sible for scoring 2 out of the 6 league goals they have conceded and we are currently the only team to have scored against them in both home and away league fixtures. In my opinion, you have to put all these things into perspective rather than let disappointment at losing get the better of you. It has been difficult for our play- ers over the past couple of months with so many games being postponed due to the bad weather. Continual training sessions without a game on a Saturday can sometimes result in players losing their focus but as a group, I can assure you that our guy’s effort and commitment at training has been excellent and I can’t com- plain about most of their fitness levels. We might lack quality in our play at times, and we can be naïve, and we can make mistakes or bad decisions, but we certainly have not lost games due to a lack of effort from our players! The big games keep coming this week as we welcome Pollok to Holm Park as both clubs get back to league business after last weekend’s cup ties. The South side outfit have bounced back to form after a sticky period and will no doubt be on a high after dumping Beith out of the Scottish Cup last week. From our own point of view, we can’t afford to dwell on our latest cup exit and we’ll be looking to get back on track with a home victo- ry. I see no reason why we can’t push on in the second part of the season and we should target to either match last season’s 4th place or even better it with 3rd place in the league, which of course would be an im- provement on last season and would also be our highest ever finish since coming in to the Junior ranks 10 years ago. The players need all the help possible if they are to achieve that target and any vocal assistance from the terracing would be appreciated. Onwards & upwards. Billy McGhie BUDGIE’S BIT 32 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2012 / 2013 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2012 / 2013 5 100 Club News Below is a list of the people who have joined the Bankies 100 club so far this season. As well as the new 100 club members this list also contains the names of the fans who have in the past and who are continuing to contribute what they can over the season. A Cairney D Smith M McGibbon A Cumstie E Abraham Nisbet Twins A.Easton E.Campbell P Cummings www.weddellsgarage.co.uk A Galloway E.McAleer P Harton email [email protected] A.Hamilton F Hotchkiss R Cunningham A Harold G Kidd R Geary A O'Donnell G MacDougall R Johnson B Abraham G.McLearie R McGarvey B McGarvey G McGibbon R Worthington B.McGeechan G Robertson R Cameron B McGhie G Urquhart S McAneney C Cameron I Macdonald S McBay C Crosbie J Burke S.McLearie C Donnelly J.Campbell S McDonald C Lees J Darling S McIlroy C Stuart J.Haggart S McLaren D Forrest J McCorrisken S Scott D Graham K.McAleer S Smyth D Harkins K McIntyre T Biggar D Kelly L.McLearie T Lappin D.Lundburg M Bamford Anonymous D McAleer M Cumstie Anonymous D.McGeachy M Daly Anonymous D Reid M Martin 6 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2012 / 2013 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2012 / 2013 31 ‘Sometimes I feel too many of us overreact to setbacks.
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