
| Maybole FC
Ladywell Stadium, Dailly Road, Maybole Nickname:
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| Ground Details:
Ladywell Stadium has two small covered enclosures down one side but the other three sides are pretty much featureless. Social Club: Yes |
| Club
Information: Maybole have a small support 2001 population: Maybole 4552 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
11th Ayrshire Division 2, 12pts from 22 games (2pts per win) Honours Ayrshire
District League winners: 2003-04 Programme
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| Getting There
Directions by road: Take A77 South from Ayr into village centre. Turn left at sign for Crosshill and Dailly - B7023. Take 1st right into Abbot Street, which becomes Ladywell Road, and follow to end. Turn left and ground is 20 metres on left. Nearest Railway Station: Maybole (½ mile) Bus routes: |
| Web Link: none |
| Muirkirk
FC Burnside Park, Furnace Road, Muirkirk
Nickname: The Kirk |
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Ground Details:
Burnside Park has an enclosure behind one of the goals Social Club: Yes |
| Club
Information: The leasy successful side in Ayrshire, Muirkirk have a very poor fanbase. Their pitch suffered a bad dose of vandalism in the 2002-03 season too after 'neds' from the village who were attending a 'do' at the pavilion got 'jaked' and set about the playing surface with all manner of objects. 2001
population: Muirkirk 1630 1990-91:
12th Ayrshire Division 2, 7pts from 22 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme Information:
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| Getting There
Directions by road: From east (A70): After passing the Muirkirk nursery school on the left, take the 2nd left thereafter down Furnace Road (this junction is directly opposite Muirkirk Primary School). Around 100 yards down Furnace Road, Burnside Park is visible on the left hand side. Nearest Railway Station: Auchinleck (12 miles) Bus routes: |
| Web Link: Muirkirk JFC website |
| Saltcoats Victoria FC
Campbell Park, Blakely Road, Saltcoats (Home games are currently played at Ardeer Stadium, Stevenston - home of Ardeer Thistle - correct as of 2010-11) Nickname:
The Seasiders |
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Ground Details:
Entry to Campbell Park is in one corner. Saltcoats Vics have a small, long enclosure which can hold about 100 people in front of the portakabin changing rooms on the coastal side of the ground. The rest of the ground comprises of decaying wooden terraces. There is no social club but there is a small pie hut where the usual items are sold. The pies are good. This is yet another Ayrshire ground that lies beneath a railway line. Campbell Park has been shut since 2008 and will remain so for 2010-11. Fixtures are being played at Ardeer Thistle. Social Club: There is no social club |
| Club
Information: The club runs a matchday lottery as a means of raising money. The typical prize is a bottle of alcohol. Gates number around 30. 2001 population: Saltcoats 11260 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
10th Ayrshire Division 2, 14pts from 22 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme Information:
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| Getting There
Directions by road: From east (A78): On leaving Stevenston and entering Saltcoats, after passing under a bridge turn off to the left immediately (towards the sea). Continue along this road (Robertson Crescent) for around 250 yards where Campbell Park is found situated on the right hand side. Nearest Railway Station: Saltcoats (½ mile) Bus routes: |
| Web Link: none |
| Troon
FC Portland Park, Portland Street, Troon
Nickname: none |
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| Ground Details:
Troon have a small enclosure with room for about 100 next to the changing area. There is a shallow section of open terracing opposite there and also behind one goal. The other end behind the other goal is a flat expanse of grass. There is a social club within the club building and an extension is being added over the summer of 2006 to the dressing rooms and social club. There is a pie hut at one side of the pavilion. Social Club: There is a social club within the ground. |
| Club
Information: Troon have a support of around 100-150. 2001 population: Troon 14766 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
9th Ayrshire Division 2, 14pts from 22 games (2pts per win) Programme
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| Getting
There Directions by road: From east (along Troon Road A759): Continue along Troon Road which then becomes Dundonald Road, towards Troon town centre. After passing under the railway bridge, Portland Park is clearly visible on the right hand side. Nearest Railway Station: Troon (450 yards) Bus routes: |
| Web Link: Troon FC website |