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The Broch Season 2018/19 Issue 18 Saturday 2Nd March 2019 Kick Off 3.00Pm THE BROCH SEASON 2018/19 ISSUE 18 SATURDAY 2ND MARCH 2019 KICK OFF 3.00PM MATCH SPONSOR BREEDON SCOTTISH HIGHLAND FOOTBALL LEAGUE FRASERBURGH F.C. VERSUS HUNTLY F.C. BELLSLEA PARK OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME £2.00 2 PPRROOGGRRAAMMMMEE SSPPOONNSSOORR GGRRAAYY 11 AADDAAMMSS F ase bu gh FC Official Matchda. P og amme 3 PPRROOGGRRAAMMMMEE SSPPOONNSSOORR GGRRAAYY 11 AADDAAMMSS F ase bu gh Football Club 2Fo med 19103 Manage : Ma 4 Cowie Bellslea Pa 4, Seafo th St eet, F ase bu gh, Abe deenshi e, AB73 9BB, Tel No. 01378 518777 Assistant Manage : James Duthie Chai man/Sec eta .: Finla. Noble Coaching Staff: Alex Mai , Bill. Go don 1 Antony She loc4 Vice Chai man: Pete B uce F ase bu gh FC U17 Coach: Cha les Aest Di ecto s: Pete Cowe, Robe t Cowe, James Geddes, Communit. Coaches: Clai e Batt., G aeme Noble 1 And ew Dodson Calvin Mo ice, Ewan Mowat 1 Jason Nicol Kit Man: De e4 St achan T easu e : Stephen Sim Team Captain: R.an Ch istie Youth Co-o dinato : Alex Mai Club Ph.sio: Sa ah Robe tson Aeb Maste : Finla. Noble Club Docto : D Michael Dic4 Committee Membe s: Club Honou s Mi4e Ba bou , Angela Chegw.n, Stua t Ellis, Highland League Champions: 1932/33, 1937/38, 2001/02 F ank Goodall, Nathan Matthew, League Cup Ainne s: Iain Milne, C aig Mowat, Alex Noble, 1958/59, 2005/08 Ma 4 Simpson, Ian Smith 1 Ba . Aal4e Eualif.ing Cup Ainne s: 1957/58, 1995/98, 2008/07 P og amme Cont ibuto s: Ma 4 Simpson 2Edito 3 Abe deenshi e Cup Ainne s: Finla. Noble 1910/11, 1937/38, 1955/58, 1983/87, Ba . Aal4e 2Photog aphe 3 1972/73, Pete M.e s 1975/78, 1998/97, 2012/13, 2017/15, 2015/18 Alfie Smith Abe deen Cha it. Cup Ainne s: Email: finla..nobleBf ase bu ghfc.co.u4 1911/12, 1913/17, 1921/22, 1928/27 Aeb: www.f ase bu ghfc.scot Abe deenshi e Shield Ainne s: F ont cove : Lewis Davidson celeb ates with Scott 1991/92, 1993/97, 1995/98, 1998/97, Ba bou afte sco ing the B ochCs fou th goal 1999/2000, 2011/2012, 2015/18 against Buc4ie Thistle last wee4 which was his second fo the club. Ea lie in the game Fig had Fleming Shield Ainne s: 1919/20 th netted his 200 ca ee goal. Also Sean Butche celeb ates his st i4e which put the B och bac4 in Bells League Cup Ainne s: f ont and ultimatel. on thei wa. to a vital th ee 1972/73, 1973/77, 1975/78, points in the ace fo a top th ee position. 1978/77, 1978/79 Abe deenshi e League Ainne s: 1997/95, 1995/98, 1997/98 Highland Youth League Champions: 1992/93, 1993/97, 2001/02, 2003/07 F ase bu gh FC Official Matchda. P og amme CCHHAAIIRRMMAANNCCSS AAEELLCCOOMMEE Toda., we welcome the pla.e s, management, officials and suppo te s of Huntl. FC to Bellslea Pa 4 fo ou B eedon Scottish Highland League match. I wasnCt at last wee4Cs match but I believe I missed an excellent pe fo mance and it was ce tainl. an excellent esult. Aell done to eve .one involved. I also hea we had a la ge t avelling suppo t so than4s to eve .one who attended. Ae do app eciate the fantastic bac4ing have set themselves up to defend the th ow-in. we eceive, especiall. at awa. games. If fo example we have a pla.e down inFu ed toda. Ou opponents toda. have a bit of an Indian Sign ove us and Huntl. put the ball out to allow him to get having 4noc4ed us out of the Abe deenshi e Cup and t eatment then we need to give them the ball bac4. then d awing up at Ch istie Pa 4. That shows how If we put it out the. shouldnCt need to. It would be difficult it will be toda., so we need anothe ou decision to eithe ca . on o put the ball out. pe fo mance f om the gu.s to 4eep the th ee points at Ahat we should do is boot the ball out as fa up the Bellslea. pa 4 as possible. It wo 4ed fine befo e without an. hassles. It is onl. since the. too4 this fai pla. stuff The e was a lot made of the Mothe well goal last in that it has caused the odd p oblem. The one wee4end. I donCt li4e that so called gentlemanCs pe son I felt genuinel. so . fo was Kevin Clanc., ag eement and would much athe see us etu n to the the efe ee. old wa. of when the ball is 4ic4ed out it sta ts with a p ope th ow-in and continue the game as such. Ahat Come awa the B och, Mothe well did w ong last wee4end was ta4e advantage of a situation. If the. wanted to ca . on then fine but Finla. the. should have ale ted Celtic to the fact so the. could Contents Club Info mation 2 P og amme Sponso G a. 1 Adams 3 1 35 Chai manCs Aelcome 7 Manage Cs Notes 5 CaptainCs Co ne 8 G eat Football Occasions b. Easton Thain 7 Main Club Sponso s 8 Huntl. FC pla.e p ofiles/club info 9 1 10 Sponso s Page - Fowlie The Butche 11 No the n Slant b. Pete M.e s 12 1 13 Match Repo t G Rothes 17 Match Repo t G Buc4ie Thistle 15 Suppo te s Club News/Club News 18 Club Sponso - Chee s CafH Ba 17 F ase bu gh FC Fixtu es 1 Results 2018-19 18 F ase bu gh Football Club Team Photo 19 Club Sponso - McAilliam 2Abdn3 Ltd 20 Comme cial Page 21 F ase bu gh Unde 20Cs/Unde 17Cs 22 Match Action 23 1 25 Highland League/F ase bu gh FC Stats 2018-19 27 Sponso s Page - MB Plant 28 F ase bu gh FC G ound Regulations 27 On This Da. In Scottish Football 28 F ase bu gh FC Pla.e Sponso s 29 1 30 AlfieCs Angle 31 1 32 Sponso s Page - PBP Se vices 33 Toda.Cs Teamlines 37 F ase bu gh FC Official Matchda. P og amme MMAANNAAGGEERRCCSS NNOOTTEESS Having pic4ed up th ee points against Fo ma tine it was eall. impo tant to build on that with anothe win against a much imp oved Rothes team who made life difficult at times fo .ou. How pleased we e .ou with that and how happ. we e .ou with the displa.I Again I was very happy with the way in which we controlled the game. We created all of the chances and once again our defensive display limited the opposition to very few chances. The first half was probably a bit I tend to always throw little challenges down to the more even with us getting an important goal just before half time. The second half was more in our favour and team. We set out to win 3 in a row which we have done. had their keeper not been in outstanding form then the ,ow I feel the next two fixtures will be two of the score line may have been more comfortable. It was good toughest of the season. -untly always seem to turn up to build on the Formartine game and get another 3 against us and have already beaten us in the cup as well points in the league. The clean sheet was also very as drawn with us at their place so they are certainly a pleasing and I think it was just reward for our defensive big challenge for us. Turriff as well will be a very tough performance. game with all the history which goes with it and knowing Kris he will have his guys fired up for when we visit. The next two games are important so we are concentrating Last wee4 saw an excellent pe fo mance at Buc4ie especiall. in the fi st half whe e we could have been on them and trying to see ourselves through them so we fu the ahead. The gu.s managed the second half well are in a good shape going in to our last . matches. We and eventuall. 4illed the game off to un out ve . want to finish as high as possible but to do that we will comfo table winne s. Ahat imp essed .ou most about have to match Formartine in our results and that will not the pe fo manceI be easy as they are an excellent side. uckie is always a tough place to go and we have found Toda. sees anothe tough match against Huntl. who have al ead. won at Bellslea this season so what will it difficult in recent years, including a couple of heavy .ou be sa.ing to the pla.e s to ensu e .ou 4eep the defeats which are never nice. We started this game on top and could have had a couple of goals before Fig ecent winning un goingI managed to get the opener. We lost a quick equaliser which was an excellent goal from a uckie point of view. I think the players are aware of what it now takes in The pleasing thing was that we didn$t panic and kept every game for us to be in with the best chance of playing the way in which we had started and eventually winning.
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