2008 - 2009 Official Matchday Programme

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

ROLL OF HONOUR

Currie Cup Winners 1990/91, 1991/92 , 1992/93 , 1993/94 ,

1998/99, 2000/01, 2001/02, 2004 /05, 2005/06, 2007/08

Perthshire Advertiser Cup Winners 1990 / 91 , 1995/ 96 Scottish Junior Cup Winners

1995 / 96 , 2002 / 03 , 2004 / 05 lntersport Shield Winners 1990 / 91, 1993 /94

DJ .Laing Trophy Winners 1997 / 98 Runners-up 1992/ 93 , 1996 / 97 , 2003 / 04

Tayside league Division I/Premier league Cham pions

1991 / 92, 1992/ 93 , 1993 / 94 , 1994 /95 , 1995/ 96 , 199 8/ 99 , 1999/2000 , 2000/2001 , 200 1/2002

Challenge Cup 1999/2000 , 2000 / 01 , 2002 / 03 , 2006 / 07

D.J. Laing league Cup 200 1/ 02

Tayside League Division 2 Champions 1990/ 91

Tayside/North Regional Cup

Craig Stephen Trophy Winners 1990 / 91 , 1991 / 92 , 1993 / 94 , 1995 /96 , 1997 / 98 , 1998 / 99 , 2000 / 01 , 200 1/ 02

(Association's Top Scoring Club)

(variously sponsored by Zamoyski, North End Centenary , Concept Group , NCR and The Dugout)

Albert Herschell Trophy Winners 1990 / 91 , 1991 / 92 , 1992 / 93 , 1993 / 94 , 200 1/ 02

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

1999/2000 , 2000 /01 , 2001 / 02 Winners 1991 / 92 , 1994 /95 , 1999/2000 , 2001 / 02 , 200 2/ 03 ,

2003 / 04 , 2004 / 05

Redwood Leisure Trophy 1998 / 99 , 1999 / 2000

Cream of !he Barley Trophy 1994/ 95

(Premier Champions v Division I Champions Charity Trophy)

David Scott Cup 1995 / 96

ide Association for !he Blind International Cha llenge Cup Winners 1996

COMPETITIONS ENTERED THIS SEASON Eost of Scotland Cup

North End Cha lle nge Cup East Super League Redwood Tayside / Fife Regio n Cu p

D J. Laing Le ag ue Cup Scottish Junior Cup Currie Cu p

TAYPORT FC - TRIPLE SCOTTISH CUP WINNERS

F. Monn G . Buist

G. Pater son M . Spalding K. Nicol son

S. Wilkie G. Miller (A. Ramsa y)

S. Stewart S. Ross (8. Groy)

D. Reilly G. Maher (J. Henry)

F. Fitzpatrick R. Gunnion G. Pater son

R. Morris J. Ward S. Peter s

J. Mitchell S. Stewart (D. Scott) B. Craik (A. Ramsay)

8. McNaughton G. Dailly (D. Evons)

Player of th e Year - Derek Wemyss; Players' POY - Derek Wemyss; Fons' Favourite - Derek Wemyss;

Supporters' Club POY - Reon Juskowiok; Travel Clu b POY - Derek Wemyss;

Goal of Season - Ross Gunnion v Kinnoull ;

Top Scorer Award - Brion Croik

F. Fitzpatrick R. Morris

G. Pater son (L. Young) J. Ward

D. Wemyss S. Peters

B. McNaughton S. Stewart

R. Henderson (A. Ramsay) G. Middleton (R. Hunter)

B. livie

Scorer s - Middleton , Hender son Att. 6,868

Tayport F.C. is indebted to the advertisers in

this programme and at the Canniepairt and

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TODAY'S TEAMS TAYPORT CARNOUSTIEPANMURE

from From

G/K Frazer FITZPATRICK G/K John McCAFFERTY

G/K Sam MORRIS G/K Mike GOURLAY

3 Grant PATERSON Steven NAREY 4 Murray URQUHART Jim SCOTT

5 Derek WEMYSS Jonathan THOMPSON

6 Reon JUSKOWIAK Scott ROBERTSON

7 Robbie HOLDEN Gavin BEITH

8 Adam O'CONNOR Scott HUNTER 9 Ronnie KENNETH Sean MUHSiN

10 Brian CRAIK Jon VOIGT 12 Roberto MORRIS Caryn SMITH 13 Barry McNAUGHTON ' Andy REILLY

14 Chris WEBSTER Brian CLARK

15 Michael GRAY Jim COLLIER

16 Darren SCOTT Aaron CONWAY

17 Stefan ELVIN Euan HALL

18 Joe PEPPER Steven COOK

Garry McLAUGHLIN

Robert HENDRY Kevin STEELE

Referee : Alastair Mather (Aberdeen) Assistant Referees: Keith Smith , Dave Clark

CITYLINK SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP TAYPORT

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~ .f~~ CARNOUSTIE PANMURE ~~))-ii...~$ SATURDAY 29th NOVEMBER 2008 ~

KICK-OFF 1.45 pm

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SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP

THIRD ROUND (Ties to be played today)

Prices offered bv William Hill subiect to chanoe HOME DRAW AWAY WIN WIN 7/2 Balllnarv Rovers 3/1 Bonnvriaa Rose 8/15 1/16 Beith 15/2 Hillhead 14/1 6/4 Bellshlll Athletic 12/5 Whitburn 13/10 4/1 Blackburn United 10/3 Lanark United 4/9 7/5 Bo'ness United 12/5 Auchinletk Talbot 715 6/4 Broxburn Athletic 13/5 Thornlewood United 5/4 7/1 Cambuslana Ranoers 9/2 Irvine Meadow 2/9 15/8 Couoar Anaus 13/5 St Anthonv s EVS 6/1 Craiamark Burntonian~ 4/1 Girvan 2/7 11/4 Dalrv Thistle 16/5 Annbank United 8/13 1/5 Dundee Violet 5/1 Lossiemouth United 7/1

21/10 Dunioace 13/5 Yoker Athletic 10/11 8/13 Edinburah United 16/5 Carluke Rovers 11/4 11/1 FC Stonevwood 11/2 Camelon 1/8 5/6 Hurlford United 13/5 Ashfield 23/10

10/11 Jeanfield Swifts 11/4 Dvce 2/1 7/2 Kilbirnie Ladeside 16/5 Pollok 1/2 4/9 Kilsvth Ranoers 10/3 Blantvre Vies 4/1 11/8 Kirkcaldv YM 5/2 Thornton Hibs 11/8 2/9 Kirkint illoc h Rob Rov 9/2 Haddinaton Athletic 7/1 6/1 Kirriemuir Th istle 9/2 Glenrothe s 1/4

p Lochee United next Arthurlie week 4/7 Marvhill 16/5 Sunnybank 3/1 2/7 Mavbole 4/1 Dalkeith Thistle 6/1 4/7 Neilston 16/5 Larkhall Thistle 3/1 2/7 Newtonaranae Star 4/1 Benburb 6/1 EVS Penicuik Athletic 12/5 Kilwinnina Ranaers 2/1 1/7 Petershill 1172 Turriff United · 9/1 1/6 Shott s Bon Accord 11/2 Maud 8/1

11/4 St Rochs 16/5 Montrose Roselea 8/13 8/11 TAYPORT 11/4 Carnoustie Panmure 13/5 4/1 Vale of Leven 10/3 Clvdebank 4/9

Prices offered by William Hill to win the Scott ish Junior Cup (subject to change)

Irvine Meadow Pollok Lochee United, Whitburn Beith Auchinleck Talbot, Camelon Arthurlie , Tayport Bo'ness United, Petershill , Kirki ntilloch Rob Roy Bonnyrigg, Kilbirnie Ladeside Ballingry Rovers, Bellshill Athletic, Carnoustie Panmure, Clydebank, Newtongrange Star , Shotts Bon Accord Glenrothes, Lanark United, Neilston Kilsyth Rangers, Kilwinning Rangers, Penicuik AthlPtir

Six Cert wins- Beith; Violet; Edinburgh Utd; Shotts; Glenrothes; Irvine Meadow .

Six Shock wins - Coupar Angus ; FC Stoneywood; Blantyre; Ballingry; Sunnybank; Bellshill.

SINCE LAST WEEK ...

Today's tie v Carnoustie is a week late, but hopefully it does go ahead. The mid and north east areas of the country were hit by a retty severe frost last Friday evening and there was no chance of the game on the Canniepairt going ahead . The sun melted 80% of the pitch by I pm but it remained rock solid. The day wasn't wasted , however, with the players being put through a strenuous training programme between 12 and 2pm. The weather conditions also restricted Monday 's training but thanks to a bit of innova­tion another good session resulted . By Wednesday the ground wasn.'t only hard but also snow covered so it was off to the JIB Fitness Centre (or a Spin FjtQess session. Murray Urquhart would have missed last week ' s game and is still doubtful for today .

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No postponement on Saturday night though , when a full house enjoyed the Footballers' Supper in the Bell Rock Tavern. John ' Bletper' Brown from the Evening Telegraph hosted the Supper , the highlight of which was the excellent raconteur John Gahagan. Th_e meal and good service also received favourable comment, and a good raffle and auction gave club (unds a timely boost. Thanks to all who contributed to the evening 's success.

**** Histon , from a town o--f merely 4,500 souls, defeated Leeds United, European Champi­ons 1,eag ue semi-finalists as recently as 2001, in the FA Cup last Saturday. The tie was of passing interest to TFC fans. Tayport lost 4-0 pre-season to Durham Cjty . Durham then racked up 28 games without defeat including 3 FA Cup tie wins before being drawn against Histon and going down in a replay. Histon then knocked out Swindon ( effectively getting Maurice MaJpas the sack) before toppling Leeds .

•J These non-lea gue clubs play some amount of garoes. Durham are schedule d to play 7 games in the next 4 weeks including Boxing Day and New Years Day.

Carrigan set to quit Accies STRIKER Brian Carri gan could be set for a returq to the junior rank s after being frozen out afHamil ton.

The 29-year•old has seen hi s dream switch to the SPL tum sour, fai lin g to make a first•team appearance this term.

Carrigan re-joined Hamilton on a on~year deal in the summer af ter ne tting an incredibl e 66 goa ls in t\•to seaso ns at Linlithg ow Rose.

But hi s £17 ,SOO move - th e record fee for a junior p layer in Scotland - has failed to go to plan at New Douglas Park.

Now it appears Rqse and1rvine Meadow are leading the chase for Carrigan.

µn.lithgow secretary David Roy sa id: '' Brian has ~ playing for the reserves a,Hamilton and we'll see whar happe ns."

Sunday ail (30 Nov) a bit behind the times?

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Saturday 29 Nov match report ___..

Linlitligo.w Rose .............. , ............ 1 Kelty Hea~s ................ : ..... _ .......... '. .. 1

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PRESTONFIELD'S prodigal son, Brian Carrigan, returned from the SPL to stan for Linlithgow Rose in oneofthef ewgamesto survivethe cold weather.

The City Link Scott ish Junior Cup ties which did go ahead last Saturday ··-· ·

Beith 4 - 0 Hillhead

Bo'ne ss United 1 - 1 Auchinlec k Talbot

Dalrv Thistl e 0 - 2 Annbank United

Dunioace 3 - 0 Yoker Athletic

Hurlford United 1 - 1 Ashfield 'i

Kilbi rn ie Ladeside 1 - 1 Pollo k T".

,; Kilsyth Ranger s 2 - 1 Blantyre Vies

Kirkintilloch Rob Roy 2 - 0 Haddinaton Athletic

Kirriemuir Thistle 0 - 4 Glenrothes

May bole 4 - 0 Dalke ith Thistle ... Neilston 1 - 2 Larkh all Thist le

Peters hi ll 2 - 0 Turriff United . Shotts Bon Accord 3 - 1 Maud ' Val e of Leven 0 - 2 Clydebank

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I East Su oer Leaau e Table followin o matches on 29'" Novembe r

I I Hom e Awa y L~ EAJ,1 p w D L F A w D L I F ' A I GD I Pts

~-f nlithaow Rose 9 4 1 1 12 6 3 0 C i 4 1 W+E-Forfar West E.nd 10 ' 4 1 0 14 4 0 1

4 . 3-:++R ~±£= I Bonn riaa Rose 6 I L.

__ 1 0 7 4 2 a 1.J.s 5 _£ _ _l.3_

I Hill of Be,ath 6 • 1 1 1 2 2 2 G , ~ L...? ' --~ K~lt.v Hear1s 8 1 2 1 6 5 1 2 , .. , 2 ~ 3!0 ! 10 _

1 4 4 1 1 i-2.-( 4 I 7 I -J 10 ~ssUn:ted 7 2 0

7 1 1 1 3 2 0 3-, i--s - Tsr o 7 Glenrothes

4 5 1 1 2 i e7 9 I -3 ~ ? 7 1 0 2 C.imelon

3 4 1 0 H-+ 7 I -4 "~ 6 1 1 1 Lochee United

1 4 3 0 0 7 I -G 7 TAYPORT 8 2 1

6 0 1 2 2 4 ' 1 ' 0 : 4 3 I -1 I 0 I 'vVhitburn

4 4 I 0 0 4 I s 9 I -4 I 6 a I 2 0 2 Bathgate Thi stle :

Only one result last weekend which ended Unlithgow Rose l - l Kelty Hearts

Today Bathgate Thistle entertain Linl ithgow Rose while there is a Fife derby at Keirs Park wher e h . ·t H.11 f Be·th Glenrot es v1s1 I 0 d ..,,,

East Prf!mle r Leag ue Tabl e fo ll owi ng matches on "29th Nove m ber

Home Away Po~s

TEA M p w D L F A w D L F A GD Pts Max

8 4 1 0 17 2 2 0 1 5 6 14 1S 61 Musselburoh Athletfc

3 0 1 11 7 9 18. 63 Penicuik Athletic 7 3 0 0 7 2

9 4 1 1 15 7 0 3 0 :, 5 B 16 55 Carn ous t ie Panmu re

8 3 1 0 12 2 1 1 , 4 7 7 14 56 NeV.Jtonoranqe Star

7 1 1 1 4 4 2 0 2 6 7 -1 10 55 Ballinory Rovers

3 8 3 0 2 6 8 -7 9 48 Oundo nald Bluebell 9 0 0 4

6 2 1 1 7 3 0 1 1 1 3 2 8 56 Kinnoull

6 1 0 0 2 0 1 2 · 2 5 10 -2 8

~ Fauldhouse United 5 3 0 7

Arniston Rangers 6 0 0 2 0 2 2 1

6 0 1 2 7 10 2 0 1 4 4 -3 I ? 55 Dur>dee North End

C 0 2 1 1 · -10 I 4 52 Blair gowrie 6 1 1 ? 7 11

10 1 1 3 8 9 0 0 5 6 22 -171 4 40 Oak ley United

Agai n only one matc h last Saturday with Dundonald Blcebe ll w1r,n1ng by the only goal of the game at

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. TODAY'teAMI CITYLINK SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP AYPORTvCARN OUSTIEPANMURE

Today's game is a repeat of last season's third round tie, the only difference

being that last year Carnoustie's name was first out of the hat .. The teams

fought out a 2-2 draw across the water but in the replay at the Canniepairt,

Tayport made the last 32 with a five goal spree. It was something of an event

for the suffering Port support who hadn't exactly been treated to an avalanche

of goals in many games before that tie . Nor have they been since. Indeed in the

intervening twelve months , Tayport haven't hit five goals in any game.

The visitors were in something of disarray in that December replay and the

season was to end in further disappointment for the Gowfers with relegation to

the Premier Division . Like Tayport, however, they finished their season on a

high with a local cup win.

It's a determined Carnoustie who will take the field today, not only to gain

some revenge for last season's disappointment but also anxious to erase the

memory of last Saturday's unexpected home defeat by North End in the league.

It was Camoustie 's first defeat of the campaign , but coming on the back of a

disappointing draw at Blairgowrie , it's not the kind of preparation for which

they would be looking.

Tayport, too, didn 't get a pre-cup-tie boost when going down by the only goal

of the game at Hill of Beath . Although failing to score yet again on the road,

Tayport will have taken some confidence from the number of chances created.

With Willie Gamer away on business arranged prior to his appointment at the

club, assistant manager Jim Moffat will be in charge of team matters today .

Contests between the two clubs separated by the width of the Tay estuary are

always keenly contested affairs. The fact there's a place in the fourth round of

the Scottish Cup at stake merely adds spice to the occasion.

History being made at Thomson Park today

This afternoon's Homecoming Scottish Cup 3rd round tie at Thomson Park between Lochee United and Im Bru Scottish Football League's Ayr United may not be the biggest game ever played on by a Junior side on Tayside but it is, without any shadow of doubt, the most significant. After decades of burying their heads in the sand, the Scottish Football As­

sociation finally took a shake to themselves and opened r,o---..---, the Scottish Cup to all last season. Linlithgow Rose and Pollok showed the way and this season East Super League champions Lochee United have taken up their mantle to give the competition a further touch of romance.

Never mind fancy dressing rooms, hordes of fluorescent vested police and stewards , being told to sit down or be arrested in all seater stadiums , crush barriers etc, we 've got a situation at Thomson Park that any junior club and its supporters would love to be in ..... .Junior play­ers and fans dreaming of a place in the next round and a ~ -- -- -. tie at Ibrox or Celtic Park! That 's definitely the magic of the cup.

It ' ll be the biggest crowd seen at Thomson Park at least in a generation , probably in a lifetime for most punters , maybe even ever. Despite the reinstatement of a gate to the Liff Road side of the ground , there are bound to be ~----~ problems getting a crowd approaching four figures into the game, but

again, that's the part of the charm of wee clubs playing games at home at this stage of the com­petition .

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THIS AFfERNOON'S VISITORS CARNOUSTIE PANMURE

Camoustie Panmure are one of the best known names in the Junior game. They've not been on the Scottish football scene for as long as some clubs, but have had several periods of sustained success during most decades since being founded in 1936 but itwas the early part of this century when they really made their mark on the game. Previously, apart from two Scottish Cup semi-final ap­pearances in 1952 v Carnelon and 1978 v Bonnyrigg Rose most of this recognition was at local level.

Of course the Super Leagues have extended awareness to most parts of the country now, but it was The Gowfers ' two Scottish Junior Cup Final appearances in 2001 and 2004 which really raised their profile nationwide. They probably have the unique record of being involved in penalty shoot­ ._ I

outs in each of their finals after drawing both 0-0, losing one, ,-..- ,__ __ .;;._-t

v Renfrew , and winning one for which no reminders are re- Jon Voigt, The Gowfers' top scorer

quired. Only Steven Narey survives from Carnoustie's pool that day in 2004 , although teammates that day, Ronnie Kenneth and Chris Webster now wear Port colours. By contrast , today ' s Tayport pool still includes Fitzpatrick , Paterson, Wemy ss, Craik , Morris and McNaughton . Camoustie were relegated last season but it' s no surprise to see the bookies have them as favourites to make a quick return to the Super League. Manager Ian Flaherty's squad has undergone drastic surgery since we met here at the third round stage last season . Out have gone Dougie Craig, Wayne Morrison , Barry Donachie, Jon Kelly, Stuart Abbot, Gerry Farrell and Michael Whyte. Filling the gaps are defenders Gavin Beith (formerly Dundee , East Fife, Brechin City and Arbroath) , Jim Scott (ex Stirling Albion , Falkirk) , Garry McLauchlin (ex Downfield and Dundee), midfielder Brian Clark (Dundee & Arbroath) , striker Daryn Smith who had senior experience with St Johnstone, Brechin & Montrose , Euan Hall, Scott Hunter and striker Andy Reilly, on loan from Ar­broath. Three players with tenuous Tayport connections will likely be in line for a visi­tors' jersey, Kevin Steele, who trained at Tayport when playing in the Highland League, centre half Jon Thompson who turned out for us in a 2003 pre-season Super Cup game at Linlithgow , but wasn't signed and Steven Cook who made four appearances for Tayport in 2006/7 whilst on loan from Arbroath. Memories of last week ' s defeat by North End will be put well behind them to­day as Ian Flaherty gets his troops motivated for what is their biggest game of the season to date.

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'PORT and THE GOWFERS

T&DOltT R4 Pollok O Tayport 0 2007/08 rep Tayport 2 Pollok 0 R2 W.Calder I Tayport 2 1995/96 RS Renfrew I Tayport 1 R3 Camo ustie 2 Tayport 2

Rl Tayport 6 Ba nchory 0 Rep Tayport I Renfrew 0 rep Tayport 5 Camoustie 2 R2 Tayport 6 Lochge lly 0 R6 Bath gate 2 Tayport 2 R4 Tayport I Pollok I R3 Taypo rt I Baill ieslo n I rep Tayport I Bathgate 0 rep Pollok 4 Tayport 1 rep Bail lieston O Tayport 3 semiTayport I Linlithgow 2 R4 Tayport I Stoneywood 1

2008/09 rep Stoneywood I Tayport 3 2002/03 R5 Tayport 2 Bon Acco,-d 0

R2 Tayport 8 Coupar A 1 R I Tayport I Brougbty 1

R6 Tayport 2 K Rob Roy I rep Brougbty O Tayport 3

semi Tayport 2 AuchinJeck 0 R3 Tayport I Johnstone I

R2 Tayport 3 Arbroath SC 1 rep Johnstone I Tayport 2

final Tayport 2 Camdon 0 R4 Tayport 6 Wishaw 1 aet Team in bold and under•

1996/97 RS Tayport 2 Irvine M 0 lined indicates a win in a R6 Cumnock I T ayport 1

penalty shoot ou t Rl Tayport 5 Forfar Alb 1 rep Tayport 3 Cumoock 1 R2 T ayport O Lark hall 0 sem i Tayport I Maryhill 0 Rep Larkha ll I T ayport 2 Final Taypor1 1 Linli'gow 0 R3 Tayport 3 Linlithgow 0 ael OltNOUffll! R4 Tayport I Shellleslon 0 2003/04 RS T ayport I Amis ton 0

R2 Tayport 4 Wilson ' s 0 R6 Camb ' lang O Tayport I Semi Tayport 2 Arthurlie I

R3 Tayport O K Rob Roy 0 1995/96 Final Tayport I Pollok 3

rep K.RobRoy I T ayport 5 R2 Camoustie 2 Lugar 0 R4 Tayport O Amiston 0 R3 Camoustie 4 Wlutlens 2 rep Amiston O Tayport I R4 Camoustie I K.Rob Roy 4

1997/98 R5 Fo,th I Tayport I

R2 Forfar Alb O Tayport 4 rep Tayport 2 Forth I 1996/97 R3 Tayport 1 Stonehavcn 0 R6 Camb ' laog O Tayport I

Semi Tayport I Glenrothes 0 Rl Broty Ath O Camoustic 2 R 4 Cumnock I T ayport 2 FinaJ Tayport O Ca rnqustie 0 R2 St Andrews O Carnoustie 5 R5 Tayport 2 Linlithgow 0

R6 Tayport 3 Po llok 3 R3 Petcrshill 4 Camoustie 0

rep Pollok O Taypo1t 0 2004/05 R2 T ayport 6 Fonnartine I 1997/98

1998/99 R3 Tayport 3 St Andrews 0 R2 Camoustic 2 Newburgh I R4 Beith O Tayport 2

Rl Bellhill l Tayport I RS Tayport O Glenafton 0 R4 Camo ustie 4 W.Caldcr 1 rep Tayport 5 Bellshi ll I R4 Camoust ie O H'oBcath 0 R2 Forfar Alb I Tayport 5

rep Glenafto n O Tayport 0 rep H' o Beath 3 Camoustic 0 R6 Lugar I Tayport 4

R3 Amislon I Tayport 4 Semi Renfrew O Tayport 2

R4 Tayport I Camelon 2 Final Locbee Uld O Tayport 2 1998/99 R2 Carnoustic 5 Livingston 1

1999/00 2005/06 R3 Camoustie I Lewis 2 Rl Foch ' bers O Tayport 13 R2 Taypo rt 2 Kello Rvs 0 R2 Wisbaw O Tayport 6 R3 Sauchie I Taypo rt 4 1999/00 R3 Forfar WE O Tayport 2 R4 Tayport I Renfrew 0 R2 Blackburn 2 Camous tie 2 R4 Shotts BA I Tayport 0 R5 Arthur lie 3 Tayport 6 rep Camoustie 4 Blackburn I

R6 Tayport I Clydebank I R3 Camoustie 4 Oak ley I 2000/01 rep Clydebank I Tayport I R5 Camoustie O Largs 0 R2 Camb ' lang O Tayport 0 Semi Auchinleck 2 T ayport l rep Largs O Camoustie 2 rep Tayport I Camb ' laog 2 R5 Shotts 2 Camoustie 2

2006/07 Rep Camouslie I Sho tts 2

2001/02 R I Tayport l N'grange 0

R2 T ayport 2 Scone Th 0 R2 Taypon 4 Thornicwood 2 2000/01 R3 Formartine I Tayport I R3 Tayport 2 K Rob Roy I R2 Camoustie 4 St Aod,cws 0 rep T ayport 3 Fonnartine 0 R 4 Came loo 3 T ayport I R3 Camou stie O Lanark 0

TIES

rep Lanark 2 Carnoustic 2 R4 Thornton O Camoustie 1 R5 Shotts O Camoust ie 2 R6 Carnoustic 2 Kilwinni ng 0

sf Carnoustie 2 Shcttlcston 0 Final Renfrew O Carnoustic 0

2001/02 R2 Annadale O Camoust ie I R3 Shcttleston 3 Camou stic 2

2002/03 R2 New Elg.in I Camoustie I re p Camoustic 5 New Elgin I

R3 Carnoustie 3 Banks ' Dee 0 R4 Camoustie O K.R Roy 4

2003/04 R2 Camoustie 5 Turriff 0 R3 Lugar O Camoustie I R4 Blant}Tc O Camoust ie 7 R5 Camoustie 2 IGlwinning 1 R6 Kilsyth O Camou stie I sfCamoustie 4 Ho Bth 3 Final Tayport O Ca rn oustie 0

2004/05 R I Camoustie 3 Stoncybum I R2 'carnoustie 3 Penicuik 2

R3 Camoustie I Lochcc U 2

2005/06 R I Camoustie 2 Jeanfield 0 R2 C'bernauld I Camoustie 3

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2007/08 R2 Camoustie 2 Beith I R3 Camoustie 2 Tayport 2 rep Taypo rt 5 Camoustie 2

2008/09 R I Camoustie l Stonehaven 0

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Playing Camoustie at any time is a big game and a big challenge , but playing

them in the Scottish adds that bit of spice to the occasion. Both clubs have done well

in previous years in the competition , and both clubs are therefore looking to pro­

gress to the later stages of this years com­petition .

From our perspective the game comes at a time when our home form over the past

three games has been encouraging, with

wins over Arbroath SC in the Scottish , and

two good league wins over Forfar WE and Bathgate in the Super League.

Last week at Hill Of Beath had both positive and negatives for myself and Jim . On

the negative I felt we did not defend well enough as a team for the first 45 minute s

and had it not been for some great saves from Fitzy we could have gone into the

break more than one goal down . Second half we produced something like the form I would expect , where we created some very good chance s but did not take them .

What Jim and I have done since we came in, is step up the training . For the chal­lenges the lie before us this season I want to make sure that we are physically pre­

pared . The players have shown great enthusiasm at training and I believe this is

showing in the commitment and attitude on the park. What we need to do is turn

this into consistent performances , which I am sure will happen and in tum produce better results.

As always your support for the players is crucial. I see us all as a large team work­

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stats .. .... stats ...... stats ...... T A YPORT FOOTBALL CLUB ...... stats ..... . stats ...... stats Date Onnn sition Co m Resu lt 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Att 13.08.08 NORTH END LC W3-0 Currie Fallon• Paterson UrQuhart Webster Morris Holden 1 McNaughton 1 Craik Elvin Kellv2 Renn~ 111 Wi lkie 121 Mike Grav 151 136 16.08.08 East Craigie LC D 1-1 Currie Pepper Paterson Wilkie Urek Morris Holden 1 McNaughton Creik Elvin Kellv RennH! 111 81 20.08.08 VIOLET LC L0 - 4 Currie Peor>Ar Paterson McCriod1e• Wemvss • Morns• Holden% O'Connor McNauahton Elvin Webster Creik (4 128 23.08.08 BROUGHTY ATH LC 01 - 1 Currie Peooer Paterson UrQuhart Wernvss Morris Holden O'Connor Scott 1 Elvin Webster Craik(7 McCrindle(8 ) 108 30.08.08 Keltv Hearts L L0 - 3 FitzPatrick Fallon Paterson Urquhart" Wemvss Morris* Juskowiak • O'Connor McNauahton Scott Webster Elvin (4 McCrindle(7) 234

6.09.08 WHITBURN L 01-1 FitzPatrick Fallon Paterson Urquhart Wemvss • Morris Juskowiak O'Connor• McNauahton1 Craik Webster McCrindle (6) Elvin(10 l Scott (4l 171 13.09.08 Glenrothes L L 0-2 FitzPatrick Penrv:r.r Paterson Urauhart Wemvss • Morris• Juskowiak Elvin McNauahton Scott Webster Holden (10) O'Connor 181 149 20.09.08 LINLITHGOW ROSE L L0 -1 FitzPatrick Peooer Paterson Urquhart• Wemvss • Morris Juskowiak* Holden McNaughton • Scott Webster Fallon (21 Craik/61" Elvin/31 312 27.09.08 Linlithgow Rose EaS 1 L 1-2 FitzPatrick" Peooer • Paterson Elvin O'Connor Morris Jusl(owiak- Holden McNauahton - Craik Webster- 489 4.10.08 BROUGHTY ATH SC 1 D 1- 1 Fitzpatrick PennAr Paterson Urauhart Wemvss • Elvin Juskowiak Fallon McNauahton Craik Webster 1 Holden (10) 139

11.10.08 Brouahtv Athletic SC1r W3 - 0 Fitzpatrick PennPr Paterson Urquhert" Wemvss • Mon-is Juskowiak Holden McNauahton Scott2 Webster 1 Craik(8l Elvin (2) Grav(10 ) 109 18.10.08 FORFAR WEST END L W1 -0 Fitzaatrick O'Connor Paterson Elvin Wemvss Morris Juskowiak Holden 1 McNauahton Scott Webster• Craik " (10l 204 25.10.06 Bo'ness United L Postponed wat er on oitch 1.11.08 ARBROATH SC SC2 W3 -1 Fitzpatrick Peooer Paterson UrQuhart Wemyss Morris Juskowiak 1 Holden O'Connor Scott 1 Webster• Kenneth 11 Ol Ownaoa/ 150 6.11.08 Camelon L L 0-1 Fitzpatriclr.% Peooer Paterson· Urquhart" Wemvss Morris Juskow iak Holden McNaughton Scott Webster• Kenneth 181" Craik(2 l O'Connor 191 188 15.11.08 BATHGATE THISTLE L W2-1 Fitzpatrick Pepper Paterson O'Connor• Wemvss Morris Juskowiak 1 Holden McNauahton • 1 Kenneth Webster• Scott(2) Elvin(4) 164 22.11.06 Hill of Bealh Hawthorn L L 0-1 Fitzpatrick Urauhart Paterson O'Connor Wemvss • Morris• Juli,:Owiak Holden McNauahton Kenneth Webster Craik(3l • Elvin (8) 163 29.11.06 CARNOUSTIE SC 3 .. 6.12.08 Bonnvriaa Rose IPl L Tayport FC~ current sq uad stats 13.12.08 BO'NESS UNITED /Pl L

Squ ad No . Name Previou s club debut y games sub IOIAL ~ I Fra zer Fitzpatrick Montr ose FC 15.08 .00 kanfi eld Swifts 326 0 326 147 s/o 3 Gr.ml Paterson River side Ath 22 .08 .90 Forfar Albio n 850 21 87 1 2 1 4 Murra y Urquhart Gi enrothes 12.08 .06 North End 76 5 81 7 5 Derek W emy ss Riverside Ath 07 . 10.00 Forfar Albion 24 1 17 2 58 27 6 Reon Ju skowi ak St And rews United I 1.08.07 No rth End 48 6 54 6 7 Robbie Holden A rbroath FC 21.09 .02 Camoustie 14 16 30 5 8 Adam O 'Co nnor N orth End 20.08 .08 V io let 9 2 II 0 9 Ronnie Kenn eth Carnou stil! 18.08 .00 Jeanfieid Swifts 133 35 168 110 10 Brian Craik Camou stie 19.09.98 Broughry Ath letic 2 10 83 - 293 124 II Kevin Ke ll y Lochce Harp I 1.08.()7 No rth End 34 7 41 14 12 Roberto Morri s Forfar Athle tic 07 .08 .02 Montro se Rosl!lea 254 5 259 7 13 Barry Mc Naughton Loch ee Harp 22. 08 .01 Loch ce Unite d 253 54 307 62 14 Chri s Webster Camou stie 12. 08 .06 North End 62 16 78 22 15 Mik e G ray no club 13.08 .08 No rth End o 2 2 0 16 Darr en Scon Arb roath FC 19.0 1.08 Pollok 21 5 26 II 17 Stefan Elvin Dund ee FC 13.08 .08 N orth End 8 6 14 0 18 Joe Pepper Arbroat h FC 16.08.08 East Cra igie II 0 II 0 20 Sam Morri s Cowdcnbeath FC

Note : Th ese arc the clubs with whi ch the player s played pr ior to joining Tayport for the first t ime . Thre e signed fo r the cl ub fo r a second spell - Craik (Lochee Harp Nov 04 - Au g 07), Kenneth (Carnoustie), Holden (Kinnoull)

KEY: Com petiti ons : L - Whyte & Mackay East Super Leagu e; S - Scottish Ju ni or Cup ; ES - East of Scotland Cup; RL - Redwo"'!m~re Cup; Ch - Chall enge Cup; C - Curri e Cup ; LC - D J Laing Leagu e Cup. Number aft er lett er Indicates round of competiti on. Other : Number after player - go als sc ored; Number in bra cke ts afte r player - player replaced ; 0.4 • Player dismiss ed ; • • Play er ea ed ; a - lost on pe nalt ies; b - wo n on pen altles

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EAST SUPER LEAGUE STATISTICS AFTER MATCHES ON 22RD NOVEMBER 2008

LEAGUE TABLE Home Awai p w D L F A w D L F A GD Pts

Linlithaow Rose 8 4 0 1 11 5 3 0 0 4 1 9 21 Forfar West End 10 4 1 0 14 4 0 1 4 3 6 7 17 Bonnvriaa Rose 6 2 1 0 7 4 2 0 1 5 5 3 13 Hill of Beath 6 1 1 1 2 2 2 0 1 4 2 2 10 Bo'ness United 7 2 0 1 4 4 1 1 2 4 7 -3 10 Keltv Hearts 7 1 2 1 6 5 1 1 1 1 2 0 9 Glenrothes 7 1 1 1 3 2 0 3 1 5 6 0 7 Cameloo 7 1 0 2 4 5 1 1 2 7 9 -3 7 Lochee United 6 1 1 1 3 4 1 0 2 4 7 -4 7 TAYPORT 8 2 1 1 4 3 0 0 3 .o 7 -6 7 Whitbum 6 0 1 2 2 4 1 2 0 4 3 -1 6 Bathaate Thistle 8 2 0 2 4 4 0 0 4 5 9 -4 6

Bonn Cam- Forfar Glenr- Hillo Kelty Unlit - Lochee TAYPORT Whitbum elon West othes Beath Hearts hgow United

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1 -0 0-1 0-2 2 - 1

2 - 3 1 - 0 2-1

Glenrothes 1-1 Hill of Beath Kel Hearts 1 - 3 1-1 Linlith OW 3-2 2 - 1 2 - 0 Lochee Utd 0-2 1-1 TAYPORT 2-1 1 -0 Whitbum 0-1 2 - 2 0-1

SUPER LEAGUE RESULTS - GUIDE TO FORM SUPER LEAGUE GOAL SCORERS Last five matches - most recent to the rl 1ht Plaver Club Goals

Bathaate Thistle w L w L L Bonella , Darren Forfar West End 5 Bo'ness United L L w D L Batchelor , Blair Camelon 4 Bonnvriaa Rose w w D L w Duffv, Lee Glenrothes 3 Camelon L D L w L Howat , Andv Bannvriaa Rase 3 Forfar West End w L w w D Johnston, Scott Forfar West End 3 Glenrothes w L D D D Lawson , Grant Forfar West End 3 Hill of Beath D w L w w McArthur , Stewart Linlithaow Rose 3 Kelty Hearts L D L w D McConnachie Forfar West End 3 Linlithaaw Rose w w L w w McPhee, Brian Bathaate Thistle 3 Lochee United L w D L L Morrison , Craia Keltv Hearts 3 TAYPORT L w L w L Whitbum D L w L D

RESULTS RESULTS FIXTURES 15ffi November 22"" November 29n; November

Bo'ness Utd 0-2 Hill of Beath Hill of Beath 1--0 TAYPORT Bathaate I V I Hill of Beath

Bonnvriao 3-1 Camelon Linl ithnow I V I Keltv Hearts

ForfarWE 1-1 Glenroth es I r Kelty Hearts 1-1 Wh itbum 6"' December

Linlilhoow 3--0 Lochee Utd Bonnyrigg v T ayport

TAYPORT 2-1 Balhoate Th (provisional )

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CARNOUSTIE PANMURE-THE SEASON SO FAR

Date H/A Against Competition Result Scorers

9 Aug Home Arbroath Vies League Cup L l -2 Hunter

16Au g Away Forfar West End League Cup D l -1 Voigt

23Aug Away Kirrie Thistle League Cup W 2 -1 Voigt, Conway

30Aug Away Newtongrange Star Premier League D1 - 1 Collier

6 Sep Home Kinnoull Premier League W 2 - 0 rv'oigt 2 13 Sep Home Ballingry Rovers Premier League W 2-1 rv'oigt, Conway

20 Sep Away North End Premier League D 3 - 3 t lark, Cook, Hall

!27 Sep Home Penicui)' East of Scotland Cup L 0- 2

14Oct Home Fauldhou se United Premier League D 1 - 1 ~mith

11 Oct Home · Penicuik Premier League W 4 - l lsmith 2, Robertson, Hunter

!&Oct Home Oakley United Premier League W 6-2 Voigt 2, Reilly 2, Smith, Cook

I Nov Home Stonehave n Scott ish Cup R2 Wl -0 Muhsin

15 Nov Away Blairgowrie Premier League DI - I Voigt

122Nov Home North End Premier League L 0-2

"A break from the League, but the fixture is no less

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The last fortnight has brought contrasting Super Ceague results for 'Port . Two weeks ago , there was an impressive home win against big-spending Bathgate Thistle , the Scottish Junior Cup holders. Early goals had 'Port well in control of the contest. Reon Juskowiak opened the scoring with a crashing volley , wh ile Barry McNaughton , netted from the penalty spot, after Chris Webster had been fouled inside the box.

In the second half , however , the visitors fell foul to indiscipline , hav­. ing two players sent off . This numerical advantage perhaps took the edge off Tayport's performance and there were no further goals for the 'Port support to cheer . The nine men did net, though, courtesy of ex-Oakley striker Jim Lister , and that made for a n·ervy last few min­utes . That aside , an encouraging afternoon for the management team of Willie Garner and new assistant , Jim Moffat.

Unfortunately , something of a blip followed last week , at Hill o'Beath. 'Port went down to a solitary Michael Stuart effort , in a first half in which the Haws had several opportunities . Thankfully , Frazer Fitz­patrick was on top form and his saves kept 'Port in contention.

After the break , it was Tayport who dominated, but they could not find the target , not even from the spot. Ronnie Kenneth was fouled midway through the second half, but Barry McNaughton blazed the resultant penalty over the bar - a contrast to the previous weekend . Other misses followed , notably late on, and three points slipped away at Keirs Park.

A break from league action today , but the fixture is no less important , with old Tayside rivals , Carnoustie Panmure , in town, and a place in the fourth round of the Scottish Junior Cup up for grabs .

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HOW THEY STAND AFTER MATCHES PLAYED ON 22ND NOVEMBER

Home Away Poss

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Musselburqh Athletic 8 4 1 0 17 2 2 0 1 5 6 14 19 61 Penicuik Athletic 7 3 0 0 7 2 3 0 1 11 7 9 18 63 Carnoustie Panmure 9 4 1 1 15 7 0 3 0 s s 8 16 55 Newtonaranae Star 8 3 1 0 12 2 1 1 2 4 7 7 14 56 Ballinarv Rovers 7 1 1 1 4 4 2 0 2 6 7 - 1 10 55 Kinnoull 6 2 1 1 7 3 0 1 1 1 3 2 8 56 Fauldhouse United 6 1 0 0 2 0 1 2 2 6 10 -2 8 56 Arniston Rangers 5 0 0 1 0 1 2 1 1 5 3 1 7 58 Dundee North End 6 0 1 2 7 10 2 0 1 4 4 -3 7 55 Dundonald Bluebell 8 0 0 4 3 8 2 0 2 5 8 -8 6 48 Blairqowrie 6 1 1 2 7 11 0 0 2 1 7 -10 4 52 Oakley United 10 1 1 3 8 9 0 0 5 6 22 -17 4 40

Forthcoming Fixtures Sat 6 December Bonnyrigg Rose v Tayport in Super League (provisional) Sat 13 December Tayport v Bo'ness United in Super League (provisional) It has been confirmed there will be a full fixture list on 20 Dec, 27 Dec and 3 Jan

February 15, 1991

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A SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT WESTFIELD PARK IN FEBRUARY 1991 CARNOUSTIE PANMURE 1 TAYPORT 6

The very first of many meetings between the 'Port and the Gowfers

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BOMBER MEETS BAXTER! Tayport FC Commercial Man­ager John Brown was the only one in the Tayport camp smiling at Haws on Saturday when he lined up with Hill of Beath 's most famou s son, the legendary Jim Baxter.

SNIFFING ABOUT WITH THE SNOUT

Had to chuckle on reading St Andrews United's match report on their recent Scottish Cup tie at Bonnyrigg. The pitch, as we know , has a significant slope, al­though of all the teams which should be familiar with such topography, it is St Andrews . New Dundas Park was described thus ... . [the pitch! sloped from end to end and from side to side. It must have been developed when spirit levels were all about witches and warlocks, not a surveying accessory!

Kinnoull, lining up at home v Musselburgh last Saturday, had no fewer that five former Tayport players in their starting line-up - Duncan Bruce , Ross Gunnion , Barry Gardiner , Martin Maher and Steve McAllister. St Andrews United, too, have a number of former 'Port players on their teamline - Gus Mi.lone , Steve Fallon, Allan Ramsay and Davie Evans. Still on former Tayport players, Murray McDowell whose season at the Canniepairt added to the list of the many clubs for which he has played , has surfaced again, this time in the colours of Linlithgow Rose. Murray came on as substitute to score a dramatic equaliser v Arniston in the East of Scotland Cup last weekend and openerl his new club ' s account in the penalty shoot out but it was all to no avail, Linlithgow losing at the penalty shoot out stage to suffer a shock exit. Another ex Port man in the news last week was Jon Mitchell, a cup medalist in 2003, who was one of three .Bo'ness players or­dered off in their home East of Scotland Cup defeat by Bonnyrigg Rose

Youn g Lucas Morris became Tayport's youngest fan when his father , season ticket holder Alan ' Dancer ' Morris , brought the wee man along to his first match, the Super League game v Bathgate , aged about two weeks. Lucas was as good as gold tiI his old man woke him up bawling at the second Bathgate ordering om

Five goals in a calendar year of Super League football--and three of these goals in one game-that's the sum total of Tayport's striking prowess away from home in 2008. With a record like that, it ' s little wonder that Barry's penalty kick was last seen heading towards Mossmorran!

An anecdote from Harry Redknapp on his father from whom Harry reckons he and son Jamie inherited their passion for football. "My dad would watch (grandson) Jamie every week at Liverpool no matter where he played. He would get the train ," Harry says. "My mum would make a cheese and pickle roll for Jamie to eat after the game . Now, remember, Jamie's playing for Liverpool. "Jamie would meet my dad after the game and take him back to the station and once Steve McManaman was in the car with them. My dad said to me: ' I felt bad because I had a roll for Jamie but not Steve McManaman'. So I said to my dad 'A roll? He's getting thirty grand a week!" But every week after that he had to take two rolls, one for Jamie and one for Macca. That was his life, never missed a game."

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