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Colours • Red shirts, Black Shorts, Red Socks · Change • White Shirts, Black Shorts, White Socks FOUNDED 1947 (as amateurs) 1990 (as juniors)

JUNIOR ROLL OF HONOUR

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O.V.D. Scottish Junior Cup Winners 1995/96, 2002/03 Runners-up 1992/93, 1996/97, 2003/04

Tayside leogue Division I/Premier Leogue Champions 1991/ 92, 1992/93, 1993/94, 1994/ 95, 1995/96, 1998/99,

1999/2000 , 2000/2001 , 2001/2002

Tayside leogue Division 2 Champions 1990/9 1

Zamoyski Tayside/North Region Cup Winners 1991 / 92

Centenary Tayside/ North Region Cup 1994/ 95

ConceptTayside/ North Region Trophy 1999/2000 , 2001/02

NCR Tayside/North Region Cup 2002/03, 2003/04

Taycars Trophy 1998/99, 1999 / 2000

Cream of the Barley Trophy 1994/95

Findlay & Co. (Cunie) Cup Winners 1990/91, 1991'192, 1992/93, 1993/ 94, 1998/ 99, 2000/ 01, 2001/,02

D.J.loing Trophy Winners 1997/98

orth End Challenge Cup 1999/2000 , 2000/0 1, 2002/03

era · Ste~enTrophyWinners 1990/91, 1991/92, 1993/ 94,

1995/96, 1997/ 98, 1998/ 99, 2000/01, 2001/02

(Association's Top Scoring Club)

Albert Herschell Trophy Winners 1990/91, 1991/92,

1992/93, 1993/94, 2001/02

1994/95, 1995/96, 1998/99,

1999/2000 , 2000/01, 2001/02

emier Champions v Division I Champions Charily Trophy)

David Scott Cup 1995/ 96

Tameside Association for the Blind International Challenge

Cup Winners 1996

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COMPETITIONS ENTERED IN THIS SEASON

TAYSIDE JFA Player o, ~he Year

Sean Wilkie 1993/ 94

Grant Paterson 1994/95

Dave Reilly 1995/ 96

Grant Bu,st 1999 /00

East Region Cup

North/Tayside Region Cup Tayside/ Fife Region Cup

Find lay & Ca. Cup North End Cha llenge Cup

TAYSIDE JFA Top Goalscorer

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Cheerleaders in the front cover photo are

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Dian e Savage (P), Adele Fotheringham (0), Nickie Taylor (R)

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Roberto MORRIS Russell SHINNIE Barry McNAUGHTON Martin McKAY Gareth DAILL Y Bruce CORMIE

Keith REID

Neil GAULD Dave REILLY Bob MAITLAND

Brian LIVIE Gus MALONE

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THE OVD ROUND2

SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP

Often referred to as the Holy Grail of Scottish Footbal l, the Scottish Junior Cup is one of the world's oldest football competitions, first played for in 1886/87. Not even Andy Phin can remember that far back but one thing's for certain, a lot has changed in the beautiful game since then. Nobody who attended the first final at Argyle Park in Govan in 1887 watching Fairfield defeat Edinburgh Woodburn by 3-1 could have imagined the incredi­ble joy and despair this magnificent competition has brought to millions of Scots during the intervening 118 years. We , at Tayport , are just fortunate to have sampled, more than most , the roller coaster emotions that accompany the fine old trophy . Throughout the years certain clubs have dominated the history of the competi­tion and it's fair to say that, in the modem era , Tayport FC has been that club . Statistics will show that we have been the most successful club in the competi­tion over the past dozen years or so . It 's been a hard reputation to live up to , and as we move into a new era, living up to that reputation is the challenge for the new management team of Burgess , Williamson and Carr. There will be a buzz from Burghead to Dalmellington around 2pm this after­noon as the 128 clubs kick off round 2 , Looking at today's card we 've picked five certs , five potential shocks and five matches, the atmosphere at which should typify Scottish Cup day

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Certs · Potential Shocks

I Lochee Utd at Burghead 2 Linlithgow at Forfar Albion 3 Glenafton home v Strathspey 4 Irvine Meadow home v Islavale 5 Pumpher ston home v Co ltness

I Blairgowrie v Kilwinning 2 Broughty v Sunnybank 3 Beith v Camelon 4 Kilsyth at Arthurlie 5 Violet to draw at Pollok

Matches of the Day Cumnock v Bellshill .A big crowd and a tough one for the ref Yoker v Ashfield. A throw back to the Glasgow Junior glory days. Blairgowrie v Kilwinning . Buffs to struggle against the Berrypickers. Harthill v Whitburn. A spicy local derby. Carnoustie v Penicuik. Visitors will bring a healthy support to provide a good atmosphere against the holders at their new home.

CUP DRAWS Duq Out (North/Tayside) Cup

(first Round confined to former Tayside Region Clubs only - North Region Clubs Join at a later stage)

First Round Results Arbroath SC 3 - 0 Arbroath Vies

Blairgowrie 2 - I Dundee North End Downf ield I - 3 Broughty Athlet ic

Forfar Albion 2 - 2 Elmwood (Elmwood won 3-1 on pens)

Forfar West End 6 - I E,tjj@) ii~• J eanfield Swifts 2 - 4 · • • •

Luncarty 3 - 4 Loche• Harp Dundee Violet 3 - I C<irnoustie

Others received byes

Redwood leisure •(Fife/Tayside) Cup First Round Draw

Arbroath SC v Thornton Hibs Blairgowrie or Elmwood v Dundonald Bluebell

Crossgates Primrose v Dundee North End Dundee Violet v Lochgelly Albert

Forfar Albion or Coupar Angus v Scone Thistle Forfar West End v Ballingry Rovers Glenrothes v Carnoustie Panmure

Hill of Beath v Luncarty or Brechin Vies Kinnoull v Kelty Hearts

K1rkcaldy YM v Downfield or Jeanfield Swifts Lochee Harp or Arbroath Vies v Steelend Vies

Lochee United v Newburgh Lochore Welfa re v East Craigie or Broughty Athletic

Oakley United v Montrose Roselea Rosyt h Recreation v Bankfoot Athletic or Kirrie Thistle

St Andrews United v imE5i Ties ro be played on Saturday 20th November

Findlay & Co Cup (Open to former Tayside Clubs only)

First Round Draw/Result Blairgowrie v Arbroath Vies

Brechin Vies v Montrose Rosele.o. J eanfield Swifts v Downfield Luncarty v Forfar West End Kirrie Thistle v Arbroath SC

Dundee North End I - I Lochee United (Lochu United won 5-4 on penattics)

Scone Thistle v Elmwood Dundee Violet v Bankfoot Athlete

Others received byes

North End Chal/enqe Cup (Open t o former Tayside Clubs only)

First Round Draw Bankfoot Athletic v Forfar West End

Blairgowrie v Scone Thistle Brechi n Vies v Carnoustie Panmure

Elmwood v Hirre Thistle Downfield v Coupar Angus

Dundee North End v Arbroath Vies imE V Arbroath SC

Dundee Violet v Broughty Athletic Others received byes

East of Scotland Cup

The draw for the extended East of Scotland Cup, which includes all teams in

the East Region, has not , as yet, been made.

OVD SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP

The dra w for the Second Round of the OVD Scottish Junior Cup is detailed earlier in this programme.

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TIDAY"SGAM OVD SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP ROUND 2

TAYPORT v FORMARTINE UNITED This will be the fifth meeting of today's teams, the third on The Canniepairt. The clubs first locked horns in March 1997 when a crowd of 298 saw Tayport win 5-0 in the quarter final of the Tayside/North Cup. The Formartine commit­tee may recall the match but none of today's United survive from that day. Tayport, though, can still call upon Paterson, Ramsay, Stewart and Dave Reilly. That's history, however, and we are now concentrating on the present. With Formartine putting in a strong challenge for the North Super League title, the Aberdeenshire side are clearly a side with which to be reckoned. Experienced long-serving manager Dave Cormie knows the game and he will have Tay­port's strengths and weaknesses well sussed out It's a new look Formartine side with, several quality youngsters in the squad and only Chris Allsop, Niall Corser and Jim Findlay surviving from the last visit here in 2001. The visitors got off to a slow start to this season, failing to reach the knock-out stages of the League Cup, but that's behind them and the league form has been good. The Soccer World North Super League team has been playing well as a unit ;ind their form against the top sides in .their league, in particular , has been im­pressive according to reports, and two weeks ago they went briefl y to the top of the table In particularly good form has been striker Keith Reid , who is top score r with 13 goals to his credit and the Tayport defence will have to be on their mettle to subdue what is currently the North Region 's most potent attacking team. With only four goals in their last five games, there are no prizes for guessing where Tayport's problems lie, but hopefully the good build-up play and chances can be converted into goals. Keith Burgess had a good look at his squad in a midweek fri endly in which there was a surprise return for Ralph Hunter. The big No 9 played the entire 90 mins and grabbed a goal into the bargain , in the 2-0 win at Montrose Rose­Iea. The Tayport manager ' s selection could well be influenc ed by perform­ances in that game in which Bruce, Malone, Reilly and Livie also had the full 90 mins. It's something of a unique occasion for manager Burgess and assistant Stewart Williamson, taking part in the OVD Cup for a second time this season. His pre­vious charges, Glenrothes, were eliminated by Sauchie in a first round replay . Does that mean they ' re cup-tied?!

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With the OVD Scottish Junior Cup dominating the card , there is only one Whyte & Mackay Super League game scheduled for today - Thornton v Bonnyrigg. For three clubs , Tayport , Lochee United and Bathgate, last Saturday's fixtures signalled the halfway point of the league season. Tayport currently s it in 4th place, obviously disappointed at the number of points which have slipped from their grasp during these first eleven games.

Looking at the positive , however , of the three clubs above TayporL i.e. Lochee , Bathgate and Linlithgow , we have beaten two and drawn with Rose. The title challenge has been slipping by the week , but, although it 's bound to be a remot e possibility in a division of only 22 games , it is sti ll a possibility . After all, football' s a funny game .

However , looking at the negative, in terms of the maximum points which we can achieve , every team in the division can better our maximum points total. Thi s time last season we were three points better off but had played a game more .

Yet again this season, the competitive nature of the East Super League is very evident. The relega­tion of three clubs means that most clubs will be looking over their shoulder and every result on a Saturday is anxiously awaited.

THE REFEREE'S A SUPER STAR

It's not often we have a match official who comes into that category. But in the world of Scottish Cricket that's how this afternoon ' s referee , GEORGE SALMOND , might be described. A batsman and a pretty mean fielder , Mr Salmond captai ned his country in the 1999 World Cricket Cup and indeed has over I 00 caps for Scotland. Now a teacher in Edinburgh , George formerly stayed in Arbroath and this is not his first visit to the Canniepairt , having played here for Arbroath SC. He ' s on the 'fast track' referee­ing scheme and is tipped to go to the very top. Also rapidly making a name for himself on the after dinner speaking circuit. The photo of George (right) is taken from Mann ' s Guide to Scottish Cr icket 2000.

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THIS AFTERNOON'S VISITORS FORMARTINE UNITED

As those who travelled north to follow Tay­port in their two matches at Formartine back in November and December 2001 will be aware , Formartine play at North Lodge Park , Pitmedden, Udny in rural Aber­deenshire near Ellon , roughly halfway be­tween Aberdeen and Peterhead . The club was formed in 1960 and, although there have been local

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cup wins in 1965, 1979, 1999 (4), 2001 and 2002, League championship and Regional and Scottish Cup success has always eluded the Pitmedden side. In the OVD Scottish Junior Cup, the club's best run was to the sixth round in 2000/1 when they went out to eventual winners, Renfrew, when a semi-final place beckoned . Since then it's been third round , second round and second round elimination. Head to head with Tayport, it's been Tayport 5 Formartine O in 1996/97; For­martine O Tayport 3 (Concept Cup 01/02); Formartine I Tayport I (OVD 01/02) ; Tayport 3 Formartine O (OVD replay 01/02) .

It ' s a first home game for new Tayport manager KEITH BURGESS and his assistant STEW ART WILLIAM SON who, along with with DEREK CARR and physio NORRIE MARSHALL com­prise the Canniepairt coaching team. Keith (46) played with Linlithgow , Penicuik and Haddington , before moving to Whitburn where he honed his managerial talents as assistant when the Burners won the first Sconish Cup of the new Millennium . Moved on to Glenrothes for the best part of four years , where he established the Warout side amongst the Super League elite . Stewart played with Cowdenbeath and was actually a team-mate of Gus Malone ' s at Central Park in the early 90s. Had a lengthy spell at Meadowbank/Livingstone then moved to Oakley where he was a member of the championship team of 2000, before taking up the post at Glens .

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To day's match, whil e still a hugely important and tough fixture , at least offers a welcome distraction from the frustrating quest for Super League points.

Just when we thought a corner had been turned, at Bath gate, things again started to go wrong. The visit of league newcomers, Camelon, should have provided an opportunity to build on the Creamery Park result, but it didn't tum out that way. 'Port had the chances, as always, but it was the Mariners who broke the deadlock, then broke Tayport's spirit with a killer second, as another three points slipped away. Present, however, was Keith Burgess, getting a sneak preview of his new team, and he was firmly established in the hot-seat by the time Tayport made their first ever trip to Laing Park, a fortnight ago. The Bobby Geddes-inspired Gowfers have recently made a habit of keeping 'Port at bay, and did so again, forcing a nil-nil draw . The perform ance, penalty-box notwithstanding , was fairly positive , though .

The squad, therefore , travelled to Linlithgow in confident rriood and that certainly came across on the park. The former Whyte & Mackay East Super League champions totally outplayed the current title holders and, on another day, would have won comfortably. As it was, Keith Burgess had to settle for his second successive draw. On this occasion, there was even a goal, when John Ward tucked away a second half penalty. Unfortun ately, Rose were gifted an equaliser , within ten minutes, before the real drama unfolded. A series of Colin Brown decisions all went in Tayport's favour; another penalty for the Canniepairt men and three red cards for an ill-di sci plin ed Linlithgow . Ultimately, 'Port could not capitalise. Greg Logan saving Wardy's spot kick was the catalyst for a dogged rearguard action by the Prestonfield outfit and, despite playing some good football, there would be no repeat of the late winner , so cherished by th e 'P or t support , on the previous visit to the ground . Hopefull y, th is afternoon's en counter will provide memories to

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Good afternoon and a warm welcome to everyone for our first Scottish Cup tie of the season. I am excited at the prospect of my first home game since taking over the manager's post from Dave Baikie.

I have been more than encouraged by our team's performance over the last two games. In my first game in charge at Carnoustie we dominated proceedings from start to finish but failed to capitalise on the goalscoring opportunities that came our way.

Last Saturday at Linlithgow, we may have only ended up with a draw but anyone watching could not have failed to be impressed by the manner in which we controlled the game. De­fensively we were well organised and limited the Rose to long range efforts which Fitzy dealt with comfortably. After numerous close things around the Linlithgow goal, we were awarded a penalty, for a blatant pu'sh on Barry McNaughton, which was dispatched effort­lessly by big John Ward in his usual calm manner.

More chances came our way in our quest for more goals to finish them off. Unfortunately the woodwork twice and a great goalkeeping display kept the score at 1-0 until Linlithgow took advantage of a defensive slip and equalised against the run of play. We again pushed forward in search of the winner and were awarded another spot kick for a foul on Gary Middleton. Then all hell broke in the Rose ranks as two players were sent off for dissent, all of which added unfair tension to the waiting John Ward. The penalty was saved by Gregg Logan before a third Rose player was dismissed for verbally abusing big Wardie on his miss (not a clever thing to do!). Other chances came our way but we found it difficult against an eight man Linlithgow defence camped in their own box. However disappointed we felt, we still left Linlithgow knowing that once again we had come out tops in the battle of the 'big two'.

Training this week has been very upbeat and relaxed in the knowledge that this year's quest for Scottish Cup glory is about to begin. We have no injuries to report following last week's game and big Ralph Hunter is working very hard and is well on his way to full fitness.

Derek, Stewart and myself are relishing the challenges that lie ahead, and I know that we have the full support of the Ca nniepairt faithful.

Enjoy the game and let's make some noise for the Tayport boys. Cheers, 9(,al,.

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KEY: Competitions : L - Whyt e & Mackay East Super League; S - OVD Scottish Junior Cup; ES - East of Sco tland ""il'. RL - Redwood L eisu,e Cup ; NT - North/Tays ide Cup; NE - North End Challenge Cup; F - Findlay & Co Cup; Number after letter indicates round of competition. Other: Nurnh er aft er player - goa ls sco red : Numb er 111 lirackets alter play er - player replaced :· - at1l'r extra tun e: + - after extra tun e and penalties % - Player dismissed; # - Player cau tioned

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There's been a real ding dong exchange of views on the Scottish Junior s yahoo site over the Linlithgow v Tayport match, particularly over the second pen alty inci­dent . There were well over 20 contributions. Needless to say , the Linlithgow con­tributor (a committee man) is blaming the referee for everything that happened, but most others making comment have taken a less biased view and ar e generally supportive of the referee. I wouldn't be surprised if the referee accessed the site and was having a good chuckle at the interest which he has creat ed with the flash­ing of 13 cards.

The less than organised way in which the Junior game is run, was never better illustrated than on the 'Scottish Junior Football' site. In its list of competitions , there is 'The Dugout Inter Regional Cup' wl,ich is played/or by North Divisions (sic) and then there is 'The Dug Out Cup' which is played/or by the East Junior Divisions (sic). Snout thinks it's fair to assume that we're talking about the same competition. However , we 've never seen any publicity from the spon sors or the Northffayside Region FA to enlighten us, so we can't be sure! We played a first round Dugout/Dug Out tie on Sept 11th and the next round won't be dra wn until 19th December

A couple of Formartine manager Dave Cormie's bright young sta rs could miss today ' s game. They acquired tickets for tomorrow's Manchester derb y whilst with their Juvenile club, prior to signing on at Formartine and could decide Old Traf­ford is preferable to Canniepairt.

Tayport will be without Sean Christie this afternoon . The strik er is off to New York to run in the New York Marathon. Sean, along with his cousin, Neil Flem­ing, is running in aid of the National Kidne y Fund charity and togeth er they have raised an amazing £18,000 for the fund.

The East Region Executive's decision to make Hill of Beath replay their game against Kelty after three Kelty players had been ordered off and the game aban­doned when the referee feared for his safety , has been bombed out by the SJ FA and the match awarded to Haws on appeal. One person who will be happ y is re­cently resigned Haws secretary Stuart Black who launched a scathin g atta ck on the Internet on East secretary Jock Myles and his committee

Tayport could still field a line-up today from the squad listed for the most recent meeting with Formartine back in December 2002 - Fitzpatrick , Peters, Pa terson, Ward, Wemyss, Craik, Ramsa y, Stewart , McNaughton , Daill y and Gun nion.

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Tayport V

Balbeggie Nov 12

1994

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,.,,. SJFA .,., •• 10 u7 the 1u,t, ncK chutfe<I . l••Y• have been orrle!ed to 1ppe;n toeirpt1Jn thtlr connents. n:.-,.t, fro., the SJFAo::-,.itlH on i..ary1•c11I• lnc t ...s.d 'dapJc1b1e. ia,pertlnent' and '"1!rglng on libellous'. One SJFA cic.-Ju- Meoaber - ...... t H !H .. t.o NY 'l.,ugl M'IOUld be r-lnded that ve could go on pl1y lng vlth lti6 clubs j"6t H eully H 167'.

NO news It the t1111e o ! uoilYJ t o pnu on• &\ICC'lt&aor to Les Barr It St , ,1°'4'ph's. WI llle Brown NI• bftn handed U. euetalte r role but the tvo res111u slnc9 Les• ~pt, r t u.re ha.,..,'t ~tlJ been Nrthshlltterlng ao Ml 1ppolnuent v !U be• pdodt y . ~ o f the n&&a Snou t ha s he&rd be lng ~I.S &bOut ls tht.t ot Ji., Lehiw.n. r.w-r.,tly In ~ It Rosy t h Rec;:nation.

st'IU.. on lllilnl!,IUS. !-teve J•cQOn hH left NOrth f.),d to 1..1.ke IIP. position n Youth Ctlllch vi•h rortn At.hletlc •t sutlon PHlt, •t is \onOe'utood that North D>d •nn't to s.Nk I replKeUent. 1lle com,\ttee •re hllPVt to love u .. ■Hain In the hands of JONI Klrkle llnd l&n QJOk who vorked vlthSt..veatNOrthD\dPl!k,

TH? Cllnnleptlrt hoisted lt.s bl990t crow! of U- HUQl'I to d&te lHt S.tw:d•r ... enlng when the c l ub-~ lu IMu&l Gur Filw'l(es 8onlhe &nd flr.-vork OlapllJ, De1plt.. the poor ~ •thee, It v;as I specUCUllr dl!plllr, nie flrevori.. can frOIII • di fferen t ...ppller this )'H .r 1011-lng I tip oH trc- u,. Cnuter IA Street TOll1l re c,:,n,.ittee <Nrlng ou.r pce - nuon tour . It VH II worth..tiile tip, U. eonsans<1s of opinion ti.lnl) thlt tM flre"0rlt 1hov .,.. ti.tter thilfl In prrdou. yn r s.

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The prize thl1 11eek is LJ~O .

Tl c keu ;rnd/or dau , ils 1r1 1v.1ll1ble fro11 1,ny co-In■• ae11ber.

CJ'he (}3akgr's (}3it , •d like firstly to ve1come our Scottilh Cup opponents Biilbeggle to the C1n nl11p1Jn ..

Jt 1111s great to ••• the Port Support out in nu a bers lllst v eelt at Dc;vnfi ■ ld. I hope t h11t rou enjoyed our v i ctory. -ro be hones t i t •• been~ lony tlae cotoing. Ap•rt fro• our P.A. r.up perfora11nc1 there ln t •••son, J can't rellly uc11l1 • g••• v here o u r 011t f1 1ld pUJ didn' t deserv• ..or• th11n 1t •ctuilllY got, hut l .i.st S1t11rd11y, 1.he 3-0 vlc t o r r v11s wcysatJstrlng

H.ov1V11r 1 f elt th1t v 1 didn't relllly st&rt partlculilrtr ve il, hu t as the "' .. progr111s■d ve got stronger •nd 1t tee v ., took the J••d theu 11&1 • sp,11 11htn v■ to11cht1d on the st1nd1rd1 fo r vhlch 1'11 l oolting. One• ll!ll i n t he intervu ,aea;id to cool the •ttlt11de &nd r111ly 1 11&1 dioppoinu,d 111th the tv en t y or so alnut 1s after t he bre111<. J knev th11t ve vere never 1 n •ny t roubU but v e likli to Ht high 5tlll'ld• rd s It this Club •nd our players knov this Ind 11ust push e1ch other •nd den1nd t ro n Heh Ot hllt j111t t.hit.

'The se cond gall v1 1 • r ul bon11s and I killer tor DOvnfie l d. Our thi rd go1I reUly dlllghted ., • .,Id I' ■ su r e Hill fronl ,s v eil because Stevtn St1 v 1 r t ' 11 go~l 11as t he end p r oduct ot • tnining ground se t -place on 11h1 c l, he• ■ 110tk•d fro■ t.i11e t o ti11• vi th the pl11y 1r s. ,. "O<ld tw" poi nt s f o r 'J'arpor t.

Tt r ••tl y h•sn't been I blld t&lt thr11e v e11k• v ith I 4-0 11in over fort h f ol101111d by • good 3- 0 win over Kontrose and v a 111 so n•n•g•d to s l ip In I v •• 4 - 0 trundly v 1n in btt.vean li t the Gussie. Added t.O tht DOwnt1•ld score, I r1ckon that.'I 14 n . n. - not b•d. tU nd you, r.hli)''ve got • long v•r to go to c •t ch •Y )0 odd or v111 It 40 odd n. n . vhich dastrore<I the Rourr Club boullng • couple o f 110nth s bick!

Ser1ouSly, t hough, v e a111it bvlld on th1s1 p,1st three V<!lks . W1t•r11 obviously going in the right d i rection. Thare•, ii lo t more 1n the unk . A lot acre work to be done on ilnd otf th11 tr111n1ng ground, but va•r• on the right ro1d .

Tod•y • s Sco tt ish Cu p opp,onant s Bllbe,agie co■e here t.o block thil t ro•d . T put it t o our pl•r•r• thlli ifternoon •c111r thte v •y. r.et ou r club l n to thelrd r o und duv. focus on t h■ job ihud. flOn't drop your sundifdli, 1ncr111,e th••· no so &nd v e'll h&ve no probll■I, •

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lldia ■aaen There was intense speculation in the Press prior to the appointment of Glenrothes' Keith Burgess as Dave Baikie's successor as 'Port boss. The fact that Tayport had held inter­views, was reported in both the Daily Record and Press & Journal (Fri 15 Oct) less than 12 hours following the said interviews, despite the club's best efforts to maintain a discreet silence until matters bad been concluded. The Evening Telegraph (Fri 15 Oct) said that the big talking point in Junior circles is 'who will replace Dave Baikie as manager of Tayport?' but also said Port were taking their time before naming a successor. It was the following midweek before the club confirmed that Keith Burgess had been appointed. The local weeklies had been given advance notice, however, to meet their deadlines and the story dominated the back pages of both the Glenrothes Gazette and Fife Herald. Gazette reporter Craig Smith described it as a 'shock resignation' and reported a lengthy interview with Keith in which he said restrictions in the Warout club's budget meant that there wasn't money to spend. He saw the move as a step-up to a position with better prospects in the Junior game. In the Herald, Burgess told their reporter that leaving Glens after four years was a wrench but he had been impressed by the work ethic and ambition of the committee while the Port fans had always impressed him. All in all, he said, it wasn't too hard a decision for him to make.

The Evening Telegraph's Monday page (25 Oct) reporting Keith Burgess' first game in charge, the 0-0 Super League draw with Carnoustie, said "New boss, same old story .... as 'Port fail to find that cutting edge"

The Fife Herald thought that Tayport had been the more threatening team and boss Burgess "couldn't fault his guys for effort and thought his side ran the show and passed the ball well but lacked a cutting edge". On to the following weekend (30 Oct) and the Sunday press was disappointing in its cov­erage of Linlithgow Rose v Tayport, the top game of the weekend. The game certainly lived up to its billing - but both the Post and Mail failed to give coverage which the con­test merited . The Evening Telegraph on Monday (1Nov) chose to concentrate on Car­noustie v Thornton but the Edinburgh Evening News and Daily Record on Monday picked up on the controversy that saw the production of no fewer than JO yellow and 3 red cards - actions which also prompted much debate on the internet. The game dominated the coverage in the News with a lengthy report from Mark Bonthrone and a couple of excellent photos from Kenny Smith. One showing Steven Stewart tackling Rose's Colin Allison and the other showing Mr Brown brandishing a red card at a disbelieving Gordon Herd, the third Rose player to take the long walk. The report raved about the game's entertainment value adding that, regardless of the controversy, "it was the kind of football that has made the Super League a resounding success" It's disappointing that Junior matches such as this, which attracted a better attendance than all but one of Saturday's Bell's second and third division league games, do not merit coverage in the so -called quality press either on Sunday or Monday.

.... OVD SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP ..... OVD SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP ..... . Second Round t>raw

Ties to be played on Saturday Nowmbcr 6th

HOME TEAM LEAGUE AWAY TEAM LEAGUE PREDICTION Aberdeen Lads Club N1 v Culler NS

Ardeer ThisUe WA v St Andrews United EF Arthu~ie WSP v KilsYth Rangers WS1

Auchinleck Talbol WSP v Benburb WC1 Banks o' Dee NS v Lochore Welfare EF

Beith WS1 v Camelon ES Blairoowrie ETP v Kilwinninc Rangers WSP

Blantyre Vies WC2 v Bathgate Thistle ES Brechin Vies ET1 v Dulftown N2

Bro'!ll!>IY Athletic ETP v Sunnvbank NS Broxbum Athletic EL 1 v Clvdebenk WC1 Burghead Thislle N1 v Lochee United ES Carluke Rovers WC1 v Dunipace WC1

Carnoustie Panmure ES v Penicuick Athletic EL 1 Coupar Ancus ET1 v Hall Russell United N1 Cruden Bay N1 v Amiston Rangers ES

Cumbemauld United WS 1 v Saltcoats Victoria WA Cumnock WSP v Bellshill Athletic WSP

Darvel WA v Greenock WC 1 Deveronside NS v Largs Thistle WA

Dundee East Craigie ET1 v Stonehouse Violet WC2 Fauldhouse United EL 1 v Troon WSP

Fochabers N2 v Dundee Elmwood ETP Forfar Albion ET1 v Linithgow Rose ES

Glenafton Athletic WSP v StrathsoevThisUw N1 Glentanar NS v Vale of Clyde WC1

Harthill Roval EL 1 v Whitbum EL 1 Hill of Beath Hawthorn EF v St Rochs WC2

Hur~ord United WS1 v Dairy Thistle WA Irvine Meadow WS1 v lslavale N1 Jeanfield Swifts ET1 v Buchanhaven Hearts N1

Kello Rovers WA v Dvce N 1 Kilbirnie Ladeside WS1 v Craigmark Burntonians WA

Kinloss N2 v Lochee Harp ETP Kirkintilloch Rob Roy WC1 v Petershill WS1

Larkhall Thistle WSP v Musselburgh Athletic EL 1 Lesmahaaow WC2 v Lanark United WC2 Lewis United N1 v Forth Wanderers WC2

LiviQllslon United EL2 v Renfrew WSP Longside NS v Irvine Vies WA

Lossiemouth United N2 v Bo'ness United ES Lugar Boswell Thistle WS 1 v Sauchie EL 1

Marvhill WSP v Crossgates Primrose EF Maud NS v Rutherglen Glencairn WC1

Montrose Rosel ea ETP v Banchorv St T ernan N 1 Neilston WS1 v Johnstone B...-gn WSP

Newtongrange Star ES1 v Annbank United WA Pollok WSP v Dundee Violet ETP

Port Glascow WC1 v Forfar West End ETP Pumpnerston EL2 v Coltness United WC2

Rosw, Recreation EF v Turriff United NS Roval Albert WC2 v Edinburgh United EL2 Shettleston WC1 v Keltv Hearts EF

Shotts Bon Accord WS1 v FC Stonevwuod NS St Anthonys WC1 v Cambuslang RanJ!ers we,

Steelend Vies EF v Dunbar United ES1 Stonehaven NS v Kinnoull ETP

TaYDOrt ES v Formartine United NS Tranent EL2 v Oakley United ES

Vale of Leven WC1 v Newburgh EF Whitehills N2 v Thorrniewood WC2

Wilson's XI NS v Blackburn United EL2 Wishaw WC2 v Arbroath Vies ET1

Yoker Athletic WC2 v Ashfield WC2 _ . Ke to Lea ues: WSP- West Super Premier Division; WS1 - West Super First Division: WA-West Ayrshl.re District; WC1 -West Central First D!VISl~n; '\Nt.2 _ We~t central second Division: ES - East Super League: EF - East Fife; EL 1 - East Lothian First Oivlslo_n: EL2 - East Lothian Secon~ _otv,sion, ETP -East Tayside Premier Division; ET1 _ East T~ide first Division; NS - North S~r league ; N1 - North First D1v1slon; N2 - North Second Division

WHYTE & MACKAY EAST SUPER LEAGUE STATISTICS AS AT 30 OCTOBER 2004

Lochee United 11 4 Bath ate Thistle 11 4 - 9 2 TAYPORT 11 1 Bonn ri Rose Athletic 9 2 Glenrothes 7 1 Bo'ness United 9 2 Camelon 9 1 Thornton Hibs 8

Carnoustie Glenrothes 2-2 Linlith ow 1 - 3 1 - 0 Lochee Utd 2-2 Oakle Utd TAYPORT 1 -2

Carnoustie Panmure Glenrothes Linlith ow Rose Lochee United Oakle United TAYPORT

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SEASON 1990/91 Season 1990-91 was the year Tayport FC first appeared in the Scottish Junior Cup. Here we take a general look at the Junior scene fourteen years ago. Hill of Beath were the Scottish Cup holders, having beaten Lesmahagow 1-0 be­fore a 'disappointing crowd of around 6,000' the previous May. Among the sides contesting the cup and no longer in the Juniors were Baillieston, Bonnybridge, Preston Athletic, Ormiston Primrose, Tulliallan Thistle, Halbeath, Jubilee Ath­letic, Clackmannan, Leven Juniors, Inverurie Loco Works, Bon Accord, Crombie Sports, lnsch, Inverurie Juniors, Cuminestown, St Josephs and Balbeggie. From that list, it would appear that the east and north have seen a greater demise in member clubs than their west counterparts. Of those clubs, Tayport played fix­tures against only Baillieston, St Josephs, Bon Accord and Balbeggie. Auchinleck Talbot was the dominant club in Ayrshire that season. It could be ar­gued that Talbot's gradual fall from dominance coincided with a hat-trick scored against them by a certain Hamish Mackay couple of years later. In the Central Leagues, Pollok and Arthurlie, both still to the fore today, were the leading lights in the Premier League whilst current top sides, Maryhill and Johns­tone Burgh languished in Division Two. In the East Region, Newtongrange Star were to be champions and such was the interest in the club that season, that the kick-off in their final game against run­ners-up Fauldhouse had to be delayed to allow the 800 crowd into the ground. Star won 8-1 against a Fauldhouse team which was without seven suspended players. The Fife Juniors, somewhat oddly, had an 'A' division and a 'B' division, each with eight teams who played each other three times in the league. Kelty Hearts were to take St Andrews' crown and retain it the following season when Fife re­turned to a one division format. Bottom of the pile in 1991 were Thornton Hibs and Kirkcaldy YMCA, both currently enjoying better times. Formartine United finished in mid table in the North Region, where the Premier Division was dominated by FC Stoneywood and Inverurie Locos. Formartine, won't want to be reminded of their Scottish Cup experience that season, After be­ing held to a goalless draw at home to RAF Kinloss, United lost to the airmen by the only goal of the game in the replay. On Tayside, Tayport were beginning to make their presence knownin their first season in Division Two, but in Division One Forfar West End, Downfield and Jeanfield Swifts were the dominant forces. Dundee Stobswell FC had withdrawn from the Association, at the start of the season, never to return. An amazing statis­tic from that season. Eddie Wolecki of St Josephs (now Lochee United manager) was reported to be the top scorer in Tayside with 49 goals. What's amazing is that the rest of the St Josephs team only scored 25 between them

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WILLIAM IDLL'S FOR JUNIOR FOOTBALL BETTING

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Saturday 6th November Whyte & Mackay OVD Scottish Junior Cul! East Su(!er League

Today 's Prices for Selected Ties Betting Last prog

5/4 Beith 12/5 Camelon 8/5 7/ 1 Blairgowrie 4/ 1 Kilwinning 1/4 5/2 Linlithgow 4 4/ 1 Blantyre I 4/5 Bathgate 1/2 9/1 Burghead 5/1 Lochee Utd 1/6 2n Camoustie 7 /2 Penicuik 7 /1 11/2 Cruden Bay 16/5 Amiston 4/11 7/2 Lochee United 4 8/ 1 Forfar Alb 4/1 Linlithgow 2/9 1/3 Hill ofBeath 7/2 St Rochs 11/2 5 Bathgate 4 9/1 Lossiemouth 5/1 Bo'ness 1/6 2n Pollok 7/2 Dundee Violet 7/1 8 Tayport 5 11/8 Shettleston 5/2 Kelty 11/8 1/8 Tayport 11/2 Formartine 1/8 10 Bo'ness 8 3/1 Tranent 13/5 Oakley 4/6 1/8 Shotts 5/1 Stoneywood 14/1

12 Bonnyrigg 10 2/5 Auchinleck 3/1 Benburb 5/ 1 1/16 Glenafton 7/1 Strathspey 16/1 14 Glenrothes 10 20 Camelon 20 25 Arniston 25

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2004/05 OVD SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP PRICES 8 Linlithgow 10 Tayport 12 Kilwinning 14 Bathgate , Bo'ness, Glenafton , Maryhill, Ki lwinning 16 Renfrew, Carnoustie , Pollok, Lochee United 20 Arniston , Arthurlie, Bells hill 25 Auchin leck, Came lon, Cumnock, Petershill, Larkhall. 33 Beith , Hill of Beath, Irvine Meadow, Kelty, Ki lbimie , Johnstone, Kilsyt h, Nei lston, Oakley, Sauchie, Shotts, Troon . 40 Cambuslang, Rob Roy, Whitburn, Clydebank 50 Cumbernauld , Hurlford, Lugar, Musse lburgh, Shett leston , Newtongrange. 66 Armadale, Benburb , Broxburn, Fauldhouse, Greenock, Dundee Vio let, Forfar Albion, Pumpherston 100 Banks o Dee , Dunbar , Dun ipace, Elmwood , Lanark , Largs, Lesmahagow, Kello, Saltcoats. 150 Forth , Blairgowrie, Longside, Thorniewood, Yoker 200 Craigmark Others Available on Request William Hill's report that punters have been slow to get involved in the outright market of the Junior Cup . Lochee United 's odds have moved down from 25s to 16s after Hill ' s took a bit of money on the Dundee team . Wm Hill's told the Port Prog this week that, at present there ' s been little or no money wagered on the bookie 's favourites Linlithgow, Tayport and Pollok.

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