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V ALBION ROVERS QUEEN's PARK SATURDAY 25TH AUGUST 2018 | HAMPDEN PARK | KICK-OFF 3PM QUEEN’S PARK v ALBION ROVERS like follow subscribe I would like to welcome John Brogan and everyone connected with Albion Rovers. Both teams will be looking to put last week behind them and secure 3 points this weekend. Last weekend against Annan was disapointing after our first half perfomance. A 10 minute spell which we must learn from. The squad is challenged at the moment with injuries and player availablity. I would like to take this opportunity to welcome a new coach to my team. Mark Roberts joins us from Hurlford United FC. Enjoy the game Gus MacPherson Head Coach CLUB INFORMATION www.queensparkfc.co.uk Queen’s Park Football Club TICKET PRICES @queensparkfc Saturday 25th Aug 2018 Queen’s Park v Albion Rovers Queen’s Park Adult £14 Concession £5 Contact: 0141 632-1275 Child U16 £3 Email: [email protected] President: Gerry Crawley Company Secretary: Christine Wright Programme Contributors: Keith McAllister, FrankMcCrossan and Sean Davenport. Pictures by: Ian Cairns If you have any ideas or questions regarding our programme then don’t hesitate to contact us [email protected] Club Policies available to view here *Please note that all articles and match reports are the views of individual contributors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the club. QPFC SQUAD 2018/19 QPFC SQUAD 2018/19 CORPORATE: CORPORATE: CORPORATE: CORPORATE: Available Available Available Available HOME: HOME: HOME: HOME: John Marr Christine Wright Neil Chisholm John Gallagher AWAY: AWAY: AWAY: AWAY: Available Available Available Available JORDAN HART GK JACK DUNLOP GK CIARAN SUMMERS DF LEWIS MAGEE DF CORPORATE: CORPORATE: CORPORATE: CORPORATE: Available Available Available Available HOME: HOME: HOME: HOME: Alan Hutchison Jeff Templeman Michael Higgins Available AWAY: AWAY: AWAY: AWAY: Available Available Available Don Revie SCOTT GIBSON DF GERRY McLAUCHLAN DF DOMINIC McLAREN DF JAMES GRANT DF CORPORATE: CORPORATE: CORPORATE: CORPORATE: Available Available Available Available HOME: HOME: HOME: HOME: Robert Smellie Ron Jack Iona Lindsay Iona Lindsay AWAY: AWAY: AWAY: AWAY: Available Available Jack Gray Available CAMMY FOY DF DANIEL NIMMO DF JAMIE McKERNON MD ALI MILLER MD QPFC SQUAD 2018/19 QPFC SQUAD 2018/19 CORPORATE: CORPORATE: CORPORATE: CORPORATE: Available Kathleen Orr Relay Technical Available Transport HOME: HOME: HOME: John Lumsden Frank McCrossan HOME: Allan Thomson Gerry Crawley AWAY: AWAY: AWAY: John McGrory Available AWAY: Available Available CALVIN McGRORY MD KURTIS ROBERTS MD DANIEL KINDLAN FWD JOSH PETERS FWD CORPORATE: CORPORATE: CORPORATE: CORPORATE: Relay Technical Arran Brogan Lewis Elliot Available Transport HOME: HOME: HOME: HOME: Max Clements Mark Thomson Rae-Anne Keith McAllister Cameron AWAY: Available AWAY: AWAY: Available AWAY: Available Dez Weir DEAN KINDLAN MD GAVIN LACHLAN MD ADAM MARTIN FWD SMART OSADOLOR FWD CORPORATE: CORPORATE: CORPORATE: CORPORATE: Available Available Available SHAREARGYLL HOME: HOME: HOME: HOME: Gordon Clements Douglas Orr Gerry Crawley Available AWAY: AWAY: AWAY: AWAY: Available Available Lennon Deeney Available EWAN MacPHERSON FWD BILLY MORTIMER FWD BRENDAN SHARPE FWD KIERAN MOORE FWD QPFC SQUAD 2018/19 CORPORATE: SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES Available HOME: CORPORATE: £100 + VAT Available YOUR AD HOME: £30 AWAY: Available AWAY: £30 SCOTT McLEAN HERE TEAM PLAYED WON DRAWN LOST GD POINTS 0141 632 1275 | [email protected] 1 Peterhead 3 2 1 0 5 7 2 Annan Athletic 3 2 1 0 3 7 3 Elgin City 3 2 1 0 2 7 4 Edinburgh City 3 2 0 1 5 6 5 Clyde 3 2 0 1 4 6 6 QUEEN’S PARK 3 1 1 1 -1 4 7 Cowdenbeath 3 1 0 2 1 3 8 Berwick Rangers 3 1 0 2 -4 3 9 Stirling Albion 3 0 0 3 -6 0 10 Albion Rovers 3 0 0 3 -9 0 KEITH McALLISTER at away games to add to my collection. I never read them; I simply buy them. Partly it’s to give the issuing club and the guys and gals who produce them my modicum of support; Anyone actually reading this is, like me, probably mournful that Queen’s don’t partly it’s because I’ve aye done it and I’m a creature of habit. produce a hard copy match programme any more. That wee booklet that is becoming less and less part of the Saturday “match day experience” – how I Football went through its fanzine phase and that was glorious; hate that phrase – as clubs find fewer customers to buy, and fewer contributors simply glorious. All of a sudden, you could read entertaining to produce. I have thousands of them in approximately 30 large white archive and well-written articles written by passionate fans from Man Yoo to Bradford boxes, piled against a white-painted wall in one of my bedrooms. White against City to Arthurlie. It was one of fitba’s golden eras as far as I was concerned and white to camouflage the paperfest to look less like the utter mess that it is. I have hunners of fanzines too. I’ll never throw them out. But, sadly, that’s what we had to do with the huge stock of programmes that the souvenir shop Let me quickly explain that although I live on my own as nobody loves me (and had amassed over the years when the old portakabins came down. Almost a that situation won’t be changing anytime soon). I have three bedrooms to skipful of them; nobody wanted them. Quite literally, we couldn’t give them keep all the tat that I have collected over the years, including the programmes. away. No one is interested in match programmes now unless they are very My flat is “themed” - think what a 15 year old boy would have had as his dream obscure. home back in 1972; that’s what my flat is like. Seriously. Outside are two seats from the old South Stand, mounted onto a living room table. …and then you But I miss our own effort. It was a sad day when the prize-winning duo of Logan step into an Aladdin’s Den of football memorabilia. Taylor and David Stirling hung up their pens. They produced a consistently high standard of issue which went down very well with the punters who are actually The three bedrooms have wee plaques on the doors – The William Wallace interested in these things. They put a helluva lot in for not a great deal of Suite, The Robert Burns Suite and The Denis Law Suite. I have flags on the reward, other than the satisfaction that accrues to people who do a good job. ceilings (I really can’t see that I’ll need a mirror) and the walls are covered in Me, I’d love us to produce a match programme; even one of the hand-knitted framed photos, programmes, tickets, signed jerseys and, luckily, some of the versions that the likes of Stenhousemuir and East Stirlingshire rattle out. But big hardboard posters that you’ll see on the concourse at Hampden. I have Joe you need dedicated people; talented, dedicated people at that. People who Jordan v Holland in 1978, Jimmy Johnstone v England in the 70s (one sock up will produce dross like what you is reading right now, and for every issue – and one sock down) and a big black and white one of Hampden. without fail. That was one of the problems; another was that not enough people bought it, and too many were given away. There was a minor outcry The front room is The Hampden Lounge. You can take a wild guess at what the when the programme desisted; but not enough to rally the support to replace theme is. My daughter called it “really tacky, dad.” And I replied that this was it. So, we have an online programme and we should be thankful that some are the look I was after. And it really is. No wonder I can’t get myself a chick; what still willing to make the effort. I am. sane woman would let herself be wooed with a massive photo of a sweaty Joe Jordan gazing down at her? It remains one of my sad-though-it-may-be dreams to have a QP match programme on sale again. Maybe once I retire I’ll try to resurrect it; should I But it’s mine; it’s home. And it has the thousands of programmes I‘ve collected survive long enough to retire before keeling over. I would enjoy that. over the years. Some are worth hundreds of pounds each, but who is going to give house room to Swindon v Crewe in 1970 or Brechin v Alloa a decade later? I have; but I’m increasingly a lone figure when it comes to buying programmes cCROSSAN BY FRANK M ON THIS DAY 25TH AUGUST 1883 Queen’s did not like losing matches and were out to make amends for their defeat in the previous year. On the assumption that a number of Queen’s Park players would be in the Glasgow side taking on Dunbartonshire that St Mirren 2 Queen’s Park 1 afternoon, the St Mirren Committee allowed three of their forwards – Brown, Johnston and Watt – to travel to Nottingham with the Renfrewshire On this day 135 years ago, Queen’s Park and St Mirren met for the first side meeting Nottinghamshire. As it was, only two Queen’s players, Charles time at first eleven level in the opening match of the Paisley club’s new Campbell and Robert Christie, turned out for Glasgow and a very strong Westmarch Ground, which was located in Greenhill Road (just like the side arrived in Paisley.
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