Here you can find images of clubs in the West of Scotland.

MILNGAVIE WANDERERS AFC

Milngavie's Staney Brig from Steve Broughton

Football on Arran

Brian Weir sends a picture of Ormidale Park in Brodick on Arran.

The above is home to North End Thistle and can be found in Lochranza

The main stand at the Sandbraes pitch, home of South End FC

TARBERT AFC - CIL ANDREAS

Two views of Tarbert AFC's Cil Andreas from Jamie Wire

A selection of pictures from Oban in July 2010 including Oban Saints vs Alloa and St. Johnstone vs. Hearts in the annual Oban Tournament at
Mossfield Stadium and Oban Lorne RFC, as well as pre-season friendly Oban Saints vs. Fort William at Oban Lorne (Mossfield was being used
for shinty and Glencruitten is shut for pitchwork).

The main entrance of Kintyre Park, home to Campbeltown Pupils AFC, from Jamie Wire. For more see Google Maps Street View

The Meadows playing fields, the main home of Campbeltown youth and amateur football. The pitch is used, among others, by Campbeltown Boys AFC

CARLTON YMCA AFC

Two pictures of The Kibble, the home of Carlton YMCA

GLASGOW UNIVERSITY AFC

Two views of Garscube Sports Complex, home of Glasgow University, from Martin. The pitch is set up for Scottish Cup action.

ROTHESAY BRANDANE AFC

Rothesay Brandane from Jamie Wire

OBAN SAINTS AFC

 
Video footage of Mossfield Stadium, Oban Lorne RFC and a football pitch on the rugby fields

Mossfield Stadium - occasional home of Oban Saints, availability permitting, from Brian Weir

Four more views of Mossfield Stadium, the ground used by Oban Saints on many occasions, from Jamie Wire

Saints also use the facilities next door to Mossfield Stadium where Oban Lorne RFC can be found (these changing rooms and facilties are
used by Saints). If Mossfield Stadium is unavailable, a pitch known as Glencruitten Park (see below) is used, and it can be found by going straight past Mossfield
Stadium to the very end of the road. There is a fair-sized car park and an area of banking for spectators.

DUNOON AFC

Tom Ferrie sends in this photo of Dunoon Amateurs' ground during the Cowal Highland Games.

Two photographs of Ropework Park, Lochgilphead taken in August 2009. This local authority pitch is used by the main amateur team in the village,
Lochgilphead Red Star. All of Argyll's mainland sides (Lochgilphesd Red Star, Oban Saints, Campbeltown Pupils, Campbeltown Boys and Tarbert)
play in the Scottish Amateur Football League.

VIEWFIELD ROVERS AFC

Mark Boyle sends in a number of pictures of Viewfield Rovers' ground, unusual for the Amateurs in that it is enclosed.

I also have here information he has provided.

Lochwinnoch's Viewfield Rovers have been around since 1935, and tend to yo-yo between the Premier and First Divisions of the
Caledonian League. They play at Viewfield Park, and are one of the few amateurs lucky enough to have their own ground, rather
than merely renting from the council. Their colours are all royal blue, with all red as their change colours.

They frequently take part in the Renfrewshire Cup, and they won the Scottish Amateur Cup in 2004.

Their ground, although rather basic and tight at the sides, would put some in the Junior Leagues to shame. There were also two floodlights
I could see at the south end - but they was facing the opposite direction from the pitch! There is a decent pavilion, and there is a small
amount of coverage, which would do about 20 people at a pinch, as well as separate & very basic cover for the staff of both teams on
either side.

No idea as to whether there is any hot pies or drinks for sale within the ground, but to be honest it wouldn't be worth the club's bother -
Viewfield Park is a stone's throw away from the village cross, where there are two excellent cafes and three pubs (as well as a bar and
restaurant at the railway station half a mile away.)

There is some room for expansion down behind the south end goal where the infamous downwards slope begins if they were considering
building more shelter.

Lochwinnoch's other amateur team, Calderglen, plays on one of the pitches at the often flooded & sadly neglected Castle Semple public
park nearby, where the Lochwinnoch Sports Centre (little more than a tiny two floor box for badminton & etc, plus changing rooms for
the pitches) is also located.

Joe Crawford sends in four pictures of Bishopton Playing Fields, home to Bishopton Amateurs.