| Bankfoot Athletic FC Coronation Park, Newhall Street, Bankfoot Nickname:
Bankies |
Home colours:
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| Ground Details: There is a small pavilion at the halfway line of Coronation Park. The remaining part of the ground is just grass that is fenced off from the pitch.
Social Club: Unknown |
| Club
Information: League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
10th Tayside Division One, 19pts from 26 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
Information: |
| Getting There Directions by road: Follow A9 North from Perth taking Bankfoot turn off. On entering Bankfoot turn left down Prieston Road then 2nd right down Newhall Street (very narrow one way) to ground on left. Nearest Railway Station: Perth (12 miles) Bus routes: |
| Web Link: Bankfoot Athletic Online |
| Crossgates Primrose FC Humbug Park, Windmill Knowe, Inverkeithing Road, Crossgates Nickname:
The Rose | ||
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| Ground Details:
Above images of Humbug Park provided by Graeme McGinty
Social Club: unknown | ||
| Club Information: 1990-91:
5th Fife Division A, 19pts from 21 games (2pts per win) Honours:
Programme
Information: | ||
| Getting There Directions by road: From Dunfermline (A92): At roundabout at outskirts of village, take the 2nd exit (B925) and follow road straight into Crossgates. After half a mile, turn right at traffic lights onto Inverkeithing Road and then 2nd right into Windmill Knowe. Humbug Park is over the wall on the right. Nearest Railway Station: Dunfermline (4 miles) Bus routes: | ||
| Web Link: Crossgates Primrose website |
| Dundonald Bluebell FC Moorside Park, Dundonald Park, Cardenden Nickname:
The Bell |
Home colours:
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| Ground Details:
Social Club: unknown |
| Club Information: Bluebell
get crowds of around 80 to 100. 1990-91:
4th Fife Division A, 22pts from 21 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
Information: |
| Getting There Directions by road: From Lochgelly (B981): At mini-roundabout at Auchterderran take right turn into Main Street. Follow until it becomes Station Road. After 2/3 of a mile on this road going south, the B981 goes left towards Kirkcaldy but continues straight up a hill and under a railway bridge. Turn right 400 yards after the bridge into Dundonald Park and Moorside Park can be found as the road veers left. Nearest Railway Station: Cardenden Bus routes: |
| Web Link: Dundonald Bluebell website |
| Jeanfield Swifts FC The Riverside Stadium, Bute Drive, Perth Nickname:
Swifts |
Home colours:
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| Ground Details:
Social Club: Unknown |
| Club Information: League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
3rd Tayside Division One, 42pts from 26 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
Information: |
| Getting There Directions by road: Nearest Railway Station: Bus routes: |
| Web Link: Jeanfield Swifts official website |
| Kirkcaldy Y.M.C.A. FC Denfield Park, Den Road, Kirkcaldy Nickname:
YM |
Home colours:
Change colours: all navy |
| Ground
Details:
Since returning to Junior football in 2008, Denfield Park has had an overhaul, with spectator toilets added, a treatment room being brought in and also a hot food facility is now provided. A committee room and club offices are now also in the ground. These improved facilities are housed in a series of portacabins. Social Club: unknown |
| Club Information: Gates of around 50 at Denfield are typical in 2009-10, rising for big cup ties. Kirkcaldy
YM spent the 2007-08 season in the Fife Amateur ranks after the departure of a
number of players to Thornton Hibs. They returned to Junior football in 2008.
1990-91:
8th Fife Division B, 6pts from 21 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
Information: |
| Getting There Directions by road: From Dunfermline (A92): Enter Kirkcaldy on the A910 taking 1st exit at roundabout onto Chapel Level. After two thirds of a mile, turn right into Hendry Road (follow signs for Hayfield Industrial Estate). Take 2nd left on Hendry Road into Hayfield Road and follow this past hospital on right before taking 2nd right down Denburn Road. At the end of this, turn left then immediately right onto Den Road. Denfield Park is on the right hand side on this road. Nearest Railway Station: Kirkcaldy Bus routes: |
| Web Link: Kirkcaldy YMCA official site |
| Lochgelly Albert FC Gardiners Park, South Street, Lochgelly Nickname:
The Albert or Bert |
Home colours:
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| Ground Details:
The park is located at the edge of Lochgelly and for years consisted of nothing more than a pitch that was railed off from the grass terraces. However, hard work over the summer of 2009 has produced a covered enclosure, built on the existing hardstanding, pictures to follow. Social Club: unknown |
| Club Information: Lochgelly's
support is limited 1990-91:
5th Fife Division B, 22pts from 21 games (2pts per win) Honours:
Programme
Information: |
| Getting There Directions by road: From Cowdenbeath (B981): After entering Lochgelly on Lumphinnans Road, continue until road is about to veer left sharply. Just before this corner, turn right up Church Street then take a first left. Turn right into High Street climbing the hill until the road ends. Turn right into South Street and a small track on the left hand side will lead you to Gardiners Park. Nearest Railway Station: Lochgelly Bus routes: |
| Web Link: Lochelly Albert official site |
| Lochore Welfare FC Central Park, Main Street, Crosshill Nickname:
Lo'hore |
Home colours:
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| Ground Details:
Lochore Welfare's Central Park has changed in recent years. The entrance is behind one of the goals and a slight incline takes the fans up past the clubhouse. A refreshments kiosk can be found on the pitch side of the building, and hot and cold food can be bought here. The ground now has a smart, small covered enclosure, while the pitch was returfed in 1998 at considerable expense to the club. It is a very neat and tidy ground and a credit to the club. Social Club: unknown (although above very recent pic suggests one at ground though not on my most recent visit) |
| Club Information: Benarty and Lochore Miners Welfare merged in the summer of 1999 to form a new club. Lochore Welfare had merged the previous season with Lochore Miners to form Lochore Miners Welfare! The team reverted to the original new name of Lochore Welfare for 2001-02. Anyone paying a visit to Central Park will find a club that, while it doesn't have much money, has a well kept ground, is friendly and very ambitious. Crosshill was once a very prosperous mining area, but when the pits closed and the inevitable job cuts began to hit hard, that standard of living slipped. The community is fighting back however against poverty in the region. Crowds
currently can rise to a good couple of hundred for some games. 1990-91:
3rd Fife Division B, 23pts from 21 games (2pts per win) Honours:
Programme
Information: |
| Getting There Directions by road: From Lochgelly (B920): At small roundabout at south end of Crosshill, enter Main Street of village (second exit), but take first left straight after into a small car park. Directly ahead is Central Park. Nearest Railway Station: Lochgelly Bus routes: |
| Web Link: Lochore Welfare FC official site |
| Luncarty FC Brownlands Park, Luncarty Nickname:
The Bleachers |
Home
colours: 
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| Ground Details: The ground is beside one of the roads through the village, and lies directly beneath a railway line and viaduct. The spectator areas are sloped grass banking.
Social Club: There is a social club next door |
| Club Information: League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
14th Tayside Division One, 8pts from 26 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
Information: |
| Getting There Directions by road: From South: On main street running north/south through the village, Brownlands Park is off to the left at the top end beside the Luncarty Social Club. Nearest Railway Station: Perth (6 miles) Bus routes: |
| Web Link: none |
| Newburgh FC East Shore Park, Scotland Terrace, Newburgh Nickname:
The Burgh |
Home colours:
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| Ground Details:
Social Club: unknown |
| Club Information: Burgh
have a hardcore support of around 50 but crowds can rise towards 200 when the
bigger games come around. 1990-91:
1st Fife Division B, 31pts from 21 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
Information: |
| Getting There Directions by road: From Perth (A913): After entering village via Abernethy Road, continue directly along High Street before turning left down Tay Street. Turn left then immediately right down Coach Road before turning right onto Scotland Terrace. East Shore Park is on the left hand side. Nearest Railway Station: Ladybank (10 miles) Bus routes: |
| Web Link: Newburgh website |
| Oakley United FC Blairwood Park, Blairwood Road, Oakley Nickname:
None |
Home colours:
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| Ground Details:
A stark grey wall bearing the daubed legend 'Oakley United Blairwood Park' welcomes fans to the home of one of Fife's top Junior sides. The ground is basic, with white and red railings differentiating the grass supporters areas from the pitch. There is a dreary section of cover, with maroon facings, that resembles a 20 yards long bus shelter. Shrubery, trees and a rickety fence enclose the ground. Social Club: unknown |
| Club Information: Oakley have a small home support of around 25-40, although a few more will come along for any important league or cup matches. 2001
population: Oakley 4123 1990-91:
8th Fife Division A, 11pts from 21 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
Information: |
| Getting There Directions by road: From Dunfermline: Stay on main road through Oakley. At west end of village, on right hand side of road is an obvious grey wall with "Oakley United" painted on it. This is Blairwood Park. Nearest Railway Station: Dunfermline (5 miles) Bus routes: |
| Web Link: none |
| Rosyth FC New Recreation Park, Admirality Road, Rosyth Nickname:
The Rec |
Home colours:
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| Ground Details:
There are black crush barriers behind both goals although it is rare for a crowd to be at New Recreation Park. The whole ground is surrounded by grass banking. There is food available in The Yard, the adjacent pub. A burger van occasionally makes an appearance in the ground. Social Club: There is a social club. |
| Club Information: Rosyth
have a following of around 70. The club used to be known as Jubilee Athletic,
a name that vanished from Fife Junior football at the end of season 1991-92, after
they finished at the lower end of the table. Jubilee moved from Inverkeithing
to Rosyth and took the name of their new town. Jim Leishman was their manager
in the early days. The club was known as Rosyth Recreation from 1992 until the
summer of 2006 when that name was taken on by the local Juvenile side. 1990-91:
4th Fife Division B, 23pts from 21 games (2pts per win)
(as Jubilee Athletic) Honours: Fife League Cup: 2003-04 |
| Getting There Directions by road: From Dunfermline (A823): At double roundabout at north end of Rosyth take the second exit at the second one, down Kings Road (dual carriageway). At main roundabout at end of Kings Road turn left into Admirality Road before turning right immediately, into a car park beside a social club. New Recreation Park is ahead of you. Nearest Railway Station: Rosyth Bus routes: |
| Web Link: none |
| Scone Thistle FC Robert Douglas Memorial Field, Stormont Road, Scone Nickname:
The Jaggy Nettles |
Home colours:
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| Ground Details:
The ground, named after a local botanist who discovered the Douglas Fir, is enclosed in a way with temporary fences blocking off various illegal entry points. There's no cover and no fencing and the pitchside has a tendancy to be a little wet. The lines are marked with sawdust. The changing rooms/clubhouse building is very small, although cups of tea are available at half time to the crowd. Social Club: There is no social club. |
| Club Information: League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
8th Tayside Division Two, 21pts from 22 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
Information: |
| Getting There Directions by road: From Perth, drive through the village, then turn left down Stormont Rd (immediately after Wheel Inn) - entrance to ground on right after Robert Douglas Memorial School. Nearest Railway Station: Perth (3½ miles) Bus routes: |
| Web Link: none |
| Steelend Victoria FC Woodside Park, Main Road, Steelend Nickname:
Vics |
Home colours:
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| Ground Details:
Social Club: unknown |
| Club Information: Vics
have a very small home support of around 10 to 15.
1990-91:
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Information: |
| Getting There Directions by road: From Saline: Head eastwards beyond Saline along main road for around a mile until Steelend is entered. At eastern end of the village, on the left hand side, is Woodside Park. Nearest Railway Station: Dunfermline (6 miles) Bus routes: |
| Web Link: Steelend Vics page |
| Thornton Hibs FC Memorial Park, Park Place, Thornton Nickname:
Hibees |
Home colours:
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| Ground Details:
There are two small sections of cover down one side of the ground and opposite there is open parklandbehind a few trees. This ground is pretty much a public park. Social Club: unknown |
| Club Information: Thornton
have a small following but a good team for the region. 1990-91:
7th Fife Division B, 17pts from 21 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
Information: |
| Getting There Directions by road: From Glenrothes (B9130): Once on Thornton Main Street, after passing Station Road on left, take next left into Park Place. Memorial Park is at the end of the street. Nearest Railway Station: Thornton Bus routes: |
| Web Link: Thornton Hibs website |
Woodside Park from
Brian Weir
