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Clydebank FC Honours List Stuart Allison (Assistant Manager) Gordon Robertson (Coach) 35..Bankies Merchandise Allan Hamilton (Goalkeeper Coach) Today’s Squads Clydebank FC - Official Match Programme - Season 2014-15 - Issue No. 12.4 CLYDEBANK GLENAFTON ATH. ROBERT HAMILTON SCOTT ADAMS LIAM CAMPBELL ALAN CAIRNS SCOTT WALKER AARON CONNOLLY ANDY PATERSON FINDLAY FRYE ROSS HARVIE ALAIN KINNEY MICHAEL MORRIS RYAN McCHESNEY ANDY IRVINE CRAIG McEWAN PAUL BELL BRIAN McGARRITY GRAHAM MORT JAMIE McGEOGHEGAN TOMMY MARTIN DARREN McGILL CRAIG McCREADY JAMIE McKERNON JAMIE CAMPBELL CAMERON MARLOWE AUSTIN McCANN CHRIS MEIKLE IAN GOLD CRAIG MENZIES GRAEME RAMAGE DANIEL ORSI JONATHON ALAN MICHAEL REILLY JORDAN SHELVEY ADAM STRACHAN REECE PEARSON KLARK THOMSON STEPHEN GARDINER PATRICK WALKER Referee : Chris Graham JOE ANDREW MICHAEL WARDROPE Assistant Ref 1 : Sean Murdoch MANAGER Assistant Ref 2 : Finlay MacDermid MANAGER Saturday 30th August 2014 Kick-Off 2.00pm BILLY McGHIE TOMMY BRYCE ASS’T MANAGER ASS’T MANAGER STUART ALLISON MARK HOWIE Clydebank COACHES PHYSIO V GORDON ROBERTSON AINSLEY KELLY N K I E S A H E B T ALLAN HAMILTON Glenafton Athletic Clydebank FC Programme printed by Kenwil Print & Design 0141-776-8070 £1.50 West Super Premier Division Programme Contents Bankies Merchandise 3…The Boss..Budgie McGhie 5…Chairman’s Chat 7…Proud To Be A Bankie 9…What's Going On 12..In Town Today CLYDEBANK FOOTBALL CLUB 15..Cods Quiz Page Holm Park Clydebank - 07946 680812 18..Results & Stats DIRECTORS Gordon Robertson (Chairman) 20..Titan’s Bankies A-Z When you are at the game remember and check out Matt Bamford (Match Secretary) 23..Game From The Past the Bankies shop in the blue hut. We have all sorts Bill Abraham (Treasurer) of Bankies merchandise for sale from the new Away 24..Super Premier Stats Stephen McLaren (Commercial) kit and current home kit to the little things like Key 25..Bankies 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 26..Super Premier Table Davie McAleer online shop is now up and running that will make it easier to get your Bankies clothing and gifts from 27..Junior League Tables your own home. www.clydebankfc.co.uk/store 29..Shirt Sponsorship 2014-15 31..Bankies Back in Time MANAGEMENT 33..This Day in History Budgie McGhie (Manager) 34..Clydebank FC Honours List Stuart Allison (Assistant Manager) Gordon Robertson (Coach) 35..Bankies Merchandise Allan Hamilton (Goalkeeper Coach) Gavin Hinde (Kit Man) Groundsman - Stuart McSporran CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2014-15 Clydebank FC Honours The Boss……………... Looking back on our last 2 games in the League cup section, Yoker and Perthshire, I thought we HONOURS HONOURS SENIOR HONOURS played reasonably well in both games but the second half of the Perthshire game was particularly pleasing as I thought the players kept our opponents on the back foot for the majority of the 45 Scottish Junior Cup Intermediate Cup SFL Division 2 mins. No matter the opposition, that is not easy to do. Winners : 1941-42 Winners : 1929-30 Champions : 1975/76 At the end of it all, we again qualified for the knockout stages with relative ease and despite some Runners-Up : 2008-09 Central League SFL Division 2 people’s view of this competition, I am more than happy to reach the latter stages of any cup. While I appreciate the challenges, selection issues and priorities that managers encounter at this time of Sectional League Cup Champions : Runners-Up : 1997/98 the year, I can never understand or agree with the logic of anyone who participates in a competition Winners : 2013-14 1934-35,1940-41,1941-42, Spring Cup and doesn’t attempt to win it or treats it with a lack of respect! We now face a tricky quarter-final tie at Wishaw which we played on Wednesday night and hopefully that result will set us up for today’s Runners-Up : 2005-06 1944-45,1949-50. Runners-Up : 1975/76 encounter in a positive mood. Central League Cup Intermediate League Stirlingshire Cup Our first game of the league season sees us welcoming last season’s Junior Scottish Cup finalists Glenafton to Holm Park and of course included in their party will be ex Bankies Tommy Bryce and Winners : 1932-33,1934-35, Winners : 1929-30 Winners : 1978/79 & 1979/80 Adam Strachan. Although we took full points from last season’s league fixture against the South 2009-10, 2011-12, 2013-14 Pompey Cup Scottish Cup Semi-Finalists Ayrshire outfit on their own patch, the return game towards the end of the season was very disap- 1989/90 pointing from our point of view not only due to the result but I thought our general performance that West of Scotland Cup Winners : 1951-52,1960-61 day was below par. It is always good if you can get your league campaign off to a positive start Junior Record Victory Winners : 1949-50 Evening Times Cup therefore hopefully we can manage to secure the 3 points on offer from this game. 9-1 v Thorniewood I also think that this seasons Premier League could potentially be the most competitive for many Runners-Up : 1938-39,1955-56 Winners : 1934-35,1940- years so it is imperative to get as many points on the board early. 41,1941-42,1944-45, 1949-50. Super League Div. 1 Junior Record Defeat Runners –Up : Runners-Up : 2010-11 1-6 v Renfrew Please get behind our lads and give them as much vocal 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 Senior Record Defeat Central League Div. 2 Onwards and upwards, Runners-Up : 1976/77 & Champions : 2003-04 1-9 v Gala Fairydean 1984/85 Billy McGhie. Programme Team Manager Editor–Stevie McAneney. Contributors– Alex Cairney, Billy McGhie, Colin Cameron, Colin Donnelly, Gordon Robertson, Stevie McDonald, Titan the Monkey. Photographs : Stevie Doogan Budgie McGhie 34 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2014-15 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2014-15 3 This day in History..30th August On this day in ........ 1969, Clydebank opened their League campaign at Links Park in Montrose. The Gable Endies won by 4-1 with Tommy McGhee scoring for the Bankies. Number One in the charts - 'In The Year 2525’ by Zager and Evans. 1972, St.Mirren visited Kilbowie for a League Cup tie. A 3-3 draw with goals from Mike Larnach, David Mitchell and Andy Roxburgh. Est Att; 1,000.Number One - 'School's Out' by Alice Cooper. 1975, Brechin City were our guests at Kilbowie for a Second Division fixture. Clydebank won the game 3-0 through goals from Norrie Hall, Dougie Hay and Mike Larnach. Number One - 'Can't Give You Anything (But My Love)' by The Stylistics. 1978, Stenhousemuir 1-0 Clydebank, League Cup, Ochilview Park. Est Att; 500. Number One - 'Three Times A Lady' by The Commodores. 1980, Meadowbank Thistle visited Kilbowie for a League Cup tie. Clydebank won by 2-1 through a David Houston goal and an O.G. Number One - 'Ashes To Ashes' by David Bowie. 1986, Clydebank entertained Falkirk at Kilbowie in a Premier Division match. The Bairns won with a 2-1 victory. The Bankies goal came from Mike Conroy. Number One - 'I Want To Wake Up With You' by Boris Gardiner. 1997, Forfar Athletic were our opponents at Station Park for a Second Division match. Clydebank won 2-0 through goals from Stevie Docherty and Paul Lovering. A crowd of 449 watched the action. Number One - 'Men In Black' by Will Smith. 2003, Clydebank faced Yoker Athletic in a Central League Second Division game at Holm Park. The 'Whe Ho' won the game 1-0. Number One - 'Breathe' by Blu Cantrell featuring Sean Paul. 2006, Rutherglen Glencairn were our opponents for a Sectional League Cup semi final. Clydebank won by 2-1 the goals came from Clinton Maxwell and Andy Kenna. Number One - 'Hips Don't Lie' by Shakira ft. Wyclef Jean. 2007, Sectional League Cup, Dunterlie Park, Arthurlie 3-0 Clydebank. Number One - 'Stronger' by Kanye West. 2008, Super League Division One, Clydebank travelled to Girvan and won the game by 2-1. Goals from Paul Allum and Andy Selkirk won the points for the Bankies. Number One - 'I Kissed A Girl' by Katy Perry. You share your Birthday with - Fred MacMurray, Denis Healey, James Coburn, Van Morrison, Dana, Richard Gere, Ed Moses, Debbie Gibson, Cameron Diaz, Padraig Harrington, Pepe Reina, Steven Smith. CLYDEBANK PROGRAMMES SITE www.clydebankprogrammesonline.co.uk 4 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2014-15 CLYDEBANK FC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME SEASON 2014-15 33 Chairman’s Chat The opening day of the League season is one of the best in the football calendar. It's when everything seems possible for your team. Here at Clydebank, we've had another positive pre-season and at the time of writing, the Sectional League Cup has gone well. If Wish Bankies we managed to negotiate the tricky away tie at Wishaw on Wednesday reclassify that as all the best 'very well'. for season So we go into today's match full of hope for what is to come, but we are not the only ones. 2014-2015 Our guests today, Glenafton Athletic, managed by one of the Bankies' best ever players Tommy Bryce, will also be optimistic for the season ahead. Glenafton reached the Scottish Junior Cup final last term and finished the league campaign strongly, including a very im- pressive win over us in the run-in. It all means that today's match has all the ingredients to be a cracker.
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