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Photograph courtesy of DC Thomson ~<v . ,l\,%''b 4.C:,~C:, ~- ...' \ ~"?-~~~<8"'{::,.... Ta yp or t F.C. is ind e b te d to th e a dv e rti se r s i t · d -. ,<,.0c,"?- ~G {::,'V,,_'l, t h e Ca nni c p a irt Th e cl u b is a ls o ind b n dh is ~ ro g r a mm c a o at e t c t o its s p on s o ..-s. c,O -::,~\o· .. - •• ,~s:.i,. .,_"':,.... ~ . f e\B ell Rock Tavern TODAY'S TEAMS ~ 21 FAIRFIEL D RD ~TAYPORT CARNOUSTIE ~ ~ DUNDEE ANDY TEL: 01382 833337 PANMURE ,.. SOMMERVILLE ~~ from from ANDY G/K Frazer FITZPATRICK G/K Bobby GEDDES BELL 2 Grant BUIST G/K Chris FORDYCE 3 Grant PATERSON Keith GALBRAITH 4 John WARD Scott KOPEL 5 Derek WEMYSS Grant MILLER NESTPORT BUSINESS CENTRE COBBIES INN 6 Sean WILKIE Glenn KNOX 61 SCOTT STREET, 32 TAY STREET , 7 Allan RAMSAY Peter FRY . DUNDEE, DD2 28A 8 Brian HARRIS Garry BUICK TAYPORT. 9 Ronnie KENNETH lain MacLEOD Tel: (01382) 907lll TEL: 552011 11 David EVANS Wayne MORRISON ~~ s~~ 12 Jake THOMSON lain WILKIE BRIAN ALLAN 13 Kenny JONES Darren BONELLA CRAIK RAMSAY 14 Ian GREIG Kenny CAMERON 15 Graham NICOLL Jackie DEVINE 16 Mark CORCORAN Michael MclLLVENNY TAYBRIDGEBAR Scottish Electric 19 Brian CRAIK Gary OGILVIE (Holdings) limited Gus MALONE 1"" ,. ~"' 129 PERTH Locarno Works, ~ ROAD, Brown Street, REFEREE: G. CATTO (Aberdeen) '· ' ... Dundee DD1 5E E > I • 'i \ . ASSIST ANT: TBA , DUNDEE . Tel: (01382) 228071 ASSISTANT: TBA i• ~ ~ Fax: (01382)322898 .. RONNIE CONCEPT TROPHY ~~ .· ;_ KENNETH GRANT BUIST THIRD ROUND ""·,. ' • A TAYPORT v CARNOUSTIE PANMURE ~ DOT LECKIE JIM CHEKRY rd Tayport Caravan Park SATURDAY 3 FEBRUARY 2001 rJ} 'I ; FALKLAND KICK-OFF 2.00pm , ' Telephone ~~ Pro ramme Number 12 - 2000/01 01337 857834 MARK CORCORAN TODAY'SGAME HAS BEEN KINDLY SPONSOREDBY ~~ KENNY BRE LIMITED, 0OMPRESSEDAIR SPE0IALIS'l'S,DUNDEE. JONES r A.J. STEPHEN ~~ AVEty& HOT&COLDFOODTAKEAWAY TODAY'S GAME "NEWSAGENT ~ Gordon Davie CONCEPT GROUP TROPHY 3rd ROUND 6 Blackness Avenue, Dundee TAYPORT v CARNOUSTIE PANMURE '8~~1¼4Z~ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ It's the meeting of Tayside's top two this afternoon as the only two ~catelied,~ Guarant eed Delivery of your Favourite championship contenders meet in the third round of the Tayside/North Newspape rs, Maga zines & Comics inter-regional competition. Tayport, of course, are the holders, knocking out 29 Ogilvie Street, Dundee throughout West End today's opponents in last season's semi-final, before accounting for Lochee Tel 0 13B2 459 722 All wee k every week For service you can trust United in the final. Fax 0 13B2 600 360 Telephone 645557 Both sides had comfortable first round wins, Tayport beating Luncarty by Phone or fax orders welcomed . Late open ing hours 7-1 in Perthshire and Panmure winning 8-0 at home to Forfar Albion. In Friday & Satur day to 9 p.m. Delivery available. round 2, the two teams were playing only a mile or so apart in Aberdeen. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Carnoustie had the taller order but came out on top by the only goal of the NATIONALLOTTERY game at Sunnybank. Tayport struggled early on at Aberdeen Lads Club but NEWSPAPERS• TOBACCO Fully licenced for Spirits, Ales & Wines pulled away to get through to this stage by 6-2. Agent for the Nation al Lottery OFFSALES • SOFT DRINKS Under Kenny Cameron, given the unusual title of 'tactics advisor ' in the ..... Carnoustie programme information release, the Gowfers have had an excellent first half of the season, winning seventeen of their 23 games to date, drawing the other six. In addition they have reached the last sixteen of the Ovd Cup, and play at Shotts Bon Accord in the fifth round next Saturday . Representatives of Shotts are likely to be in attendance her today. Moffbt & WilliamsoVlLtd Tayport have won 21 of their 23 games to date, losing one and drawing one, the draw being in the league at Carnoustie. With eight of the players likely The Specialists in LUXURY COACH TRAVEL to feature having have worn the colours of both sides to add a bit of spice to the occasion, the stage is set for a titanic struggle. Carnoustie come here on the back of a hard grafted OVD win at Thornton, a Are pleased to provide for parties from 16-79 sea ter executi ve coaches game in which they weren't at their best by all accounts, and a home victory with two goals in the dying minutes to win 2-0 at home to Kirrie in the league • Day tour s last Saturday. • Extended Tours Carnoustie have experience where it matters in keeper Bobby Geddes and defenders Gus Malone and Gary Ogilvie while at the other end Kenny • Con tin enta l Tours Cameron and Darren Donella have something of a monopoly in the goalscoring stakes, the latter taking on a new lease of life since his move from • Contr act Hires Downfield. Quotations Free on reques t from: Tayport have been rattling in the goals in recent weeks but it has to be conceded that the opposition hasn't been of the highest order. Nevertheless MAIN ROAD, GAULDRY, NEWPORT ON TAY, FIFE DD6 SRQ the football has often been a delight to watch but today will be a test. Tel: 01382 330777 Fax: 01382 330526 As is the case in all Concept ties, this game has to be played to conclusion this afternoon, with extra time and penalties, and that could well be the scenario. PLAYERPROFILE RAMSAY'S FORGE .JOHNWARD MINI-SKIPS FABRICATIONS AGE: 23 BORN:Dundee . STAY NOW : Dundee CALL RAMSAY'S DIRECT ON BROTHERS/SISTERS: no MARRIED: no VODAFONE (0831) 263781 (Premium Rate Charges Apply) SCHOOLS/COLLEGE: Morgan Academy, Dundee College. HEIGHT: 6'4" WEIGHT: 14 Stones OCCUPATION: H&M (Hennes & Mauritz) in the Overgate 1 PREVIOUS OCCUPATION: Professional Footballer ' ■ ROLLER SHUTTERS ■ FOOTBALL CAREER: Fairmuir BC, Duncraig BC, Arbroath FC, Dundee DAILY, WEEKLY OR FC, Hviodorve FC, Brondby FC, Lochee United, Tayport GATES ■ GENERAL CONTRACT HIRE HONOURS WON: Forfarshire Cup winner, Findlay & Co Cup winners •"The Biggest Mini Skip on Tayside" FABRICATIONS ■ TEL: 24 hrs (01382) 814030 MOST MEMORABLE FOOTBALL MOMENT: Being made Arbroath Also Mini Coach Hire FC captain at age 16 30 Kirk Street, Mike McKenzie Unit 16 BIGGEST INFLUENCE IN FOOTBALL: My father & George Loch,~e, Dundee Alexander Street, Dundee Mackie(Arbroath) (01382) 610352 MOST DIFFICULT OPPONENT: Owen Coyle BEST PLAYER PLAYED WITH : Grant Paterson BEST GROUND PLAYED ON: Hampden Park. LEAST FAVOURITE: SCOTTDEMPSTER Central Park, Cowdenbeath & Albion Rovers' Cliftonhill, olubsp.-.r~· 20 NAUGHTON ROAD, BEST GOAL SCORED: Brechin 0-1 Arbroath. We jumped to second in the league and went thirteen games unbeaten WORMIT TASTES IN MUSIC: Any Music apart from Hanney!! Tel Wormit 541374 • LAST BOOK READ: The Godfather Trilogy Facing Brickwork LAST HOLIDAY SPOT: Copenhagen DAILY NEWSPAPER: Sun FAVOURITES: TI Fireplaces :: MOVIE: Carlito's Way and Scarface Slabbing and TV SHOW:NYPD Blues PUB/NIGHTCLUB:nearest one - no favourite TIPPLE: Miller Lager FOOD: Leonardo's pizzas Extensions, WHO OR WHAT DO YOU ABSOLUTELYDETEST: Tommy Campbell SCOTLAND'SNo.1 KIT SUPPLIER WOULDTAYPORT GOELSEWHERE? etc. CLAIM TO FAME:Arbroath FC v Ross County. Received 2 yellow cards. UNIT 14 DOUGLAS COURT The ref forgot to show me a red card, so I finished the game. It was BLACKNESS TRADING PRECINCT WEST HENDERSON'S WYND, DUNDEE DD1 SBY reported in all the papers next day but somehow I still got away with it! (BEHIND COMET) TEUFAX (01382) 201780 ~ TAYPORT ! POR 1f AUGUST 25, 19% i BARBERS; e 31 CASTLE STREET BEARINGS TAYPORT R&M INTERNATIONAL LTD. into Ward. "Ye ken ye should Tel: 01382 550200 have been off, like," Sye_ in­ 17 Years at Your Service formed hi s Lichties' hero.
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