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TAYPORT FORFAR W.E~ Tayport Ground : DavidScott Cup 1995/96 . Canniepairt,Shanwell Road. TamesideAnociation for the TAYPORT FORFAR W.E~_ Tayport. BlindInternational Challenge Tel. 553670 CupWmnm1996. from from Colour s: Chairm an: RedShirts, Black Shom. E.Stewart, Brian MURRAY Founded : S GreensidePlace, Tayport. 1 Fraser MANN ! Club- 1947 (as Amateurs), Vice-Chairman : Paul BLAIR 1990(as]uniors). A.D . Oswald, 2 Grant BUIST d- .-? Honour s: 16 LochsideGardens, Tayport. 3 Grant PATERSON ..) Stuart FERGUSON O.V.D.Scottish Junior Cup Secret ary: "JAl"f>ORr1' c Winners1995/96 . A.J. Oswald, Runnm-up1992/93, 1996/97 4 Mark SPALDING L Mark SOUTAR O/r,dul .11,urhd,,, i 17 ReformStreei. Tayport 1 .. ~- , .. ~1995;~,., ,.,_ ~ Taysideleague Division I Treasurer: 5 Keith NICOLSON Alistair SIMPSON Champions1991/92 , 1992193. R.Macmillan, ~ 1993/94,1994/95,1995/96, 12 BanknoweDrive, Taypon. 1998/99. 6 Sean WILKIE 1/J John THOMSON ~ '-.- Committ ee: - . ZamoyskiCup Winners J.Andmon,R.lrvine, David TAYLOR 1991/92. A.McDade, J. Hutton, Ken 7 Allan RAMSAY JI CentenaryCup 1994/95 . Smith. 8 Steven STEWART {, Neil SCOTT Taycmlrophyl998/99. Commercial Creamof the BarleyTrophy Contacts: I 9 Stephen ROSS q Kenneth BOYLE 1994/95 JimHutton, lei: 553098 0 j Taysideleague Division 2 KenSmith, lei: 668623. 10 Dave REILLY Ross KIDDIE Champions1990/91. Manager: -J Whyte& Mackay(Currie) Cup A. Sommerville 11 Frederic DESWARTE f Charles CARGILL Winners1990/91, 1991/92, Coaches: 1992/93,1993/94,1998/99. J. Hunter,D. Tosney, 12 Paul REILLY Bobby ANDERSO J'i___ PerthshireAdvertim(up R.Nicoll /7 Winnm1990/9 1, 1995/96. Physio: AndyBell . 13 Kenny JONES 16 Kevin DUNCAN lntersportShieldWinnm Ground staff: 1990/91. 1993/94. D. Hughes,W.Nelson 14 Ian GREIG Barry STEWART D.J. LaingTrophyWinnm Progra mmes: 1997198. A.J . Oswald, 15 Graham NICOLL /0 Kevin ADAMS CraigStephen TrophyWinnm 17 ReformS1reet. Tayport. 1990/91. 1991/92,1993/94. Telephone:01382 552644. 16 Mark CORCORAN (\ Ian SIMPSON 1995/96.1997198.1998/99. AlbertHmchell Trophy 17 Kenny CAMERON Lindsay STEWART Winnm1990 /91, 1991/92, 1992/93,1993/94.1994/95, 19 B rian CRAIK David SCOTT 1995/96,1998/99. IA Ryan SOCHANIK / 1999/2000 20 Scott & Fyfe Limited Sco ts crai g W or ks, Taypor t • Ind us t ria l Text ile Ma nnu fact urers TODAY'S REFEREE GRAEME CURR (LIFF) IJIIE ASSISTED BY STUART PULLAR (DUNDEE) LI M I T E D ALFIE FORBES (DUNDEE) ~ Ta ypo r t F.C. is ind e b te d to th e a dv e r t iser s in thi s p ro gram m e a nd a t t he NCR LEAGUE PREMIER DMSION Ca nn ie p ai rt . Th e club is a lso ind e bt e d t o its s pon s or s . Club Membership/SeasonTickets : TAYPORT v FORFAR WEST END TayportF.C. Club Membership, which includes a seasonticket to the Canniepairtfor allleague games, is availableat £25for adultsand £ 15for childrenand seniorcitizen s. Halftime matchday refreshments are NCR SATURDAY 8 JANUARY 2000 availableexclusively to clubmembers /seasonticket holders in the upstairslounge in the clubpavilion . Applicationsto clubsecretary . KICK OFF 1.45pm TayportFC's Newsline(01382) 552755 ~ 2◄ hrs per day, 7 days a week for all match details and info on TayportFC . PORT PROG VOL. 10 No.5 1999/00 Website: www.tayportfc.u-k.ad COBBIES INN 32 TAY STREET, TAYPORT THIS AFTERNOON'S GAME Where you are assured of a warm welcome! After unsuccessfully attempting to play Forfar West End for the OPEN ALL DAY• OPEN 7 DAYS entire month of December , here we are playing each other for the SNACKS AVAILABLE second time in six days. 'Come join in the swim with the Phins!' This time it's league points which are at stake with both teams anxious for different reasons to get points on the board . Before Monday's game West End had put together a wee run and the defeat was their first in seven games . JobnJ. Warb Today marks the halfway stage in the League for West End and they will need no one to tell them that a much improved second half of the QCoppcranb ©Ia.s.s<.!Engrabing league season is required if they are to move away from the dreaded relegation zone . A tall order with almost half the teams in the ,tlitcrubie Qfottage, bp Jl.unbin Jl.inltll',Jl.el.Jen, jfife, J!~S 5~~ Division with one eye on the foot of the league . -crJ:elepboneO1333 360336 Manager John Clenaghan missed Monday's tie but he will have been fully briefed and will have his troops up for today's battle. It was heavy going on Monday at Strathmore Park but, with the Canniepairt not having seen a football for weeks - only three fixtures here in the last three months - the surface should be better. :Ja)i~:rJ--t,arbfJur Te:a Xf)f)}K The experienced and versatile David Scott was a late call off on qTccke&lwfj Monday with a blistered heel but he could return for West End today. His presence was sorely missed by a side which is likely to 10 Broad Street, Tayport show several changes from that which started Monday's tie . (under new management - Jane E. Warrington) With North End and Kirrie hot on their heels , Tayport cannot afford any slip-up . Manager Andy Sommerville will ensure there is no Sit-in Meals and Home Baking ~ complacency and that full attention is given to the job in hand . There Filled Rolls, hot &. cold -~~ looks certain to be changes in the line-up . After such a long lay-off , Great Friendly Atmosphere &. Staff ~ every player is eager to taste action . Stevie Ross , although he did not get on at Forfar, is back in full training and is one who comes into We also do grocery &..gifts , soft drinks &..off sales If we don 't have what you want , just ask , that category . as no request is ignored and we shall try to oblige Group bookings also taken Shotts were represented at Forfar on Monday and are likely to be at Outside catering available The Canniepairt today to have another look at next week's opponents . Telephone 01382 552607 FRED IS TA YPORT'S FIRST FOREIGN SIGNING , l When Andy Sommerville signed Frederic _j.l,~ '.~ Deswarte from Arbroath FC in November . :£~-- 7' > m·,-.•C" I f, last year, the Frenchman became the Jun­ iors' first foreign signing. (That's if you don't n:•.t1.):!'f ~,~ count Englishman 'Bomber' Harris who m played in 1992/93 !). rn r:11 26 years old Frederic (he prefers Fred to ~-. ~ __Jj)__ . ~ - Freddy) arrived in Scotland in July 1999 to join ex Tayport boss Dave Baikie at Ar­ broath. With not having had the same inten­ sive pre-training as his teammates, Fred c3T.MIClii\ELc3 INN <. ~) struggled to get a regular place at Gayfield i,, and was allowed to join the 'Port on a Lcuclmr~• l)y 6L.i\ ndrcw~ • rife KY16 0DU delayed transfer. Tel: (01334) 839220• Fax (0L-334) 838299 Fred's first club was L'USL Dunkerque in Prop riclor8 Cra hame 0 hrenda McKinney I ,ij the French Division Two with whom he was ( an apprentice player for three years before a I ,J transfer to Division Three side L'US Grave­ I ·,j lines. Fred , whose English has improved consider­ MEALS SERVED ALL DAY ably since arriving in Scotland, can also speak German & Spanish. He has combined his soccer with his various academic studies and is currently teaching French for several 12 - 9.30 hours a week at Dundee College but is on the Last orders 9.15 look-out for some other part-time work. Anything considered, he says. TRADITIONAL SUNDAY LUNCH TAYSIDE PREMIER CLUBS' CURRENT FORM 12 -3 (most recent result to the right) HIGH TEAS SUNDAY ONLY 3-7 I,'~' I ALWAYSADVISABLE TO TO BOOK HIGH TEAS AVAILABLE TO COACH PARTIES WITH PRIOR ARRANGEMENTS :. -~- TAYPORT FC GOALSCORERS 1999/2000 LfAmH QYO ~ = ElllDJ.Al'.llilAllll! = IQIAL IIUILDER JOINER Kenny Cameron 6 5 2 1 1 15 & Dave Reilly 6 5 1 12 Graham Nicoll 3 3 ... 1 1 .. 1 9 Mark Corcoran 1 4 5 CARNOUSTIE Brian Craik 2 .,. 1 1 1 5 Ian Greig 2 2 Kenny Jones 2 2 01241 859838 Keith Nicolson 2 2 Stevie Ross 2 2 Fred Deswarte 1 1 ·- r--------------, Grant Paterson 1 1 Steven Stewart 1 1 : NATIONAL : Grant Buist Mark Spalding Sean Wilkie Allan Ramsay : HOUSE : Paul Reilly I I 3 57 : BUILDERS : Total 26 21 4 3 NCR TAYSIDE LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION : APPROVED: E w. Q i. E 8 w. Q I,, E 8 GD p L---------~----.J TAYPORT 11 5 1 0 19 4 3 2 0 7 3 19 27 1 NORTH END 12 5 0 1 16 7 3 2 1 18 11 16 26 HOME IMPROVEMENTS .• ATTIC CONVERSIONS KIRRIE THIS . 9 3 0 2 13 13 3 1 0 9 5 ·~ - ~ ..-· · DOWN FIELD 10 1 2 2 6 7 4 1 0 10 4 5 18 , ARBROATH SC 11 2 1 4 11 13 2 0 2 7 5 0 13 'FORGET THE REST - VIOLET 10 3 1 0 8 3 1 0 5 9 14 0 13 ELMWOOD 10 1 0 4 6 16 3 0 2 11 10 -9 13 BANKFOOT 9 1 0 4 7 18 3 0 1 11 7 -7 12 GET THE BEST' LOCHEE UNITED 8 0 1 2 4 7 1 3 1 7 6 ~2 7 FORFARW .E. 10 0 3 2 5 8 1 1 3 9 16 -10 1: ■ ■ CARNOUSTIE 7 1 1 2 12 12 0 1 2 3 5 -2 I 5 1 MONTROSE 9 1 1 3 6 8 0 0 4 1 13 -14 41 RAMSAY'S FORGE MUMBERS MINI-SKIPS FABRICATIONS CALL RAMSAY'S DIRECT ON VODAFONE (0831) 263781 211 The Number of calls made to the Tayport FC Newsline (Premium Rate Charges App ly) .
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