| Benburb FC Tinto Park, Craigton Drive, Govan, Glasgow Nickname:
The Bens |
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| Ground Details: Tinto Park is has perhaps seen better days. The large covered enclosure is perforated with holes in the roof but is in immaculate condition compared to the rest of the ground. Opposite the covered terracing and behind the south end goal is a large bank of stepped terracing that has completely disintegrated into the earth below. There is a section of newer terracing at the turnstiles.
Tony Collins sends in some more Tinto Park views Social Club: There is no social club |
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Information: 2001 population: Glasgow 629501 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
13th Central Premier, 15pts from 26 games
(2pts per win) Honours: Programme
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| Getting There Directions by
road: Nearest
Railway Station: Cardonald (1 mile) Bus routes: Numbers 89 & 90 (Inner & Outer Circle) pass by among others. |
| Web Link: Benburb official website |
| Carluke Rovers FC Loch Park Stadium, Shieldhill Road, Carluke Nickname:
Rovers/Jam Town |
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| Ground Details:
The pitch is surrounded by an athletics track and big floodlights that the club don't use. The playing area is a bit distant, but there's a great viewing area above the pavilion. No one bothers with walking round to the stand. The two sides are concrete step terraced while behind both goals is grass banking. Social Club: Yes |
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Information: 2001 population: Carluke 13454 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
11th Central Division 2, 8pts from 20 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme Information:
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| Getting There Directions by
road: Nearest
Railway Station: Carluke (½ mile) Bus routes: |
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Forth Wanderers FC
Kingshill Park, Main Street, Forth |
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| Ground Details:
A fairly undeveloped ground that has proved problematic to Wanderers in recent years, leading to the club living up to their name. A season at Carluke preceded by stints at Carnwath public park were forced upon the club when Kingshill Park proved unusable a few years back. They recently built a new clubhouse, which also houses a tea bar. Social Club: |
| Club Information: 2001 population: Forth 2220 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
4th Central
Division 2, 24pts from 20 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
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| Getting There Directions by
road: Kingshill Park is on the Main Road through Forth at the northern edge of
the town. If travelling from the South it's on the right hand side. Nearest Railway Station: Bus routes: |
| Web Links: no website |
| Greenock Juniors FC Ravenscraig Stadium, Auchmead Road, Greenock Nickname: none |
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Ravenscraig Stadium is located at the back of the town of Greenock and is part of a council-owned complex. Although the bench-seated main stand ia a little tatty, it does provide a decent - if not a little distant - vantage point to watch the game. Entry is via a gate to the right of the stand. Supporters can stand around the edge though the view from there is quite remote. Social Club: The Masonic Association on Auchmead Road is treated by the club as such, with players and officials hospitality held here. |
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Club Information: 2001 population: Greenock 45467 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
6th Central Division 2, 21pts from 20 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
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road: Nearest
Railway Station: Branchton (500 yards) Bus routes: |
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Johnstone Burgh FC James Y. Keanie Park, Auchenlodmont Road, Johnstone Nickname:
Burgh/JB |
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The main feature of the well-kept ground is the covered enclosure opposite the terraced side where the home support congregates. It probably holds a couple of hundred. Behind both goals are sections of grass banking, while more cover can be found next to the pie-stall which is inside the club's main building. The nearest pub is the Thorn Inn, but Coanes' in the town centre is where to drink. Burgh have plans to relocate to a new ground at the Thomas Shanks Memorial Park, just off Beith Road, sometime soon. Social Club: There is no social club |
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Information: Record attendance: 14,000 v Greenock in 1964. JB won the cup that year. Main rivals are Renfrew. 2001 population: Johnstone 16468 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
5th Central Division 2, 22pts from 20 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme Information:
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Getting There Directions
by road: Nearest Railway Station: Johnstone
(900 yards) Bus routes: |
| Web Links: Johnstone Burgh website |
| Newmains United Community FC Victoria Park, Overton Road, Newmains Nickname:
The Dahlies |
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Victoria Park has a pavilion at one end and the spectator areas are a mix of concrete stepped terraces and expanses of grass. Social Club: |
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Information: Newmains United CFC are the first Scottish club to have come to an agreement with MYScotFC (My Scottish Football Club), an online venture that allows supporters to have a say in the day-to-day running of a real football club (an English side involved in a very similar scheme is Ebbsfleet United). The MYScotFC website tells more. 2001 population: Newmains 5329 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
14th Central
Division 1, 7pts from 26 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
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| Getting There Directions by
road: From West (A722): From centre of Wishaw on A722 follow road to roundabout
at centre of Newmains. Take last exit down Main Street before veering right onto
A71 (Overton Road). The football ground is 100 yards along on the right hand side.
Nearest Railway Station:
Wishaw Bus routes: |
| Web Link: Newmains United official website |
| Royal Albert FC Gasworks Park, Raploch Street, Larkhall Nickname:
The Albert |
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Details:
The Albert used to play at Robert Smellie Momorial Park in the town (it has been flattened for a new school) but are now involved in a groundshare with Larkhall Thistle. Albert will be at Gasworks Park until the end of the 2010-11 season, at which point they will be returning to a new ground near to the site of their old home. Entry to Gasworks Park is at either end of the ground, with the home fans tending to come in at the clubhouse end. A covered enclosure runs down just under two thirds of one side and provides cover for a good couple of hundred. All other parts of the ground are pretty much flat grassed areas. Social Club: Yes (Larkhall Thistle JFC) |
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Information: 2001 population: Larkhall 15549 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
10th Central
Division 2, 13pts from 20 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
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| Getting There Directions
by road: Alternative Directions By Car: From Glasgow, take the M74 to Junction 7 (Larkhall/Lanark), from the motorway carry straight on for two miles and the park is on the left just after the lights at Larkhall Cross. Nearest Railway Station: Larkhall (5 min walk) |
| Web Link: Royal Albert official website |
| Shettleston FC Greenfield Park, Old Shettleston Road, Shettleston, Glasgow Nickname:
The Town |
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| Ground Details:
The ground is right on the street and has turnstiles at either end of the pitch. Two covered stands (in differing levels of disrepair) are separated by the half way line changing rooms. A tea bar can be found on the west wall of the changing rooms. There is some neat concrete stepped terracing that surrounds the remainder of the ground and surprisingly isn't in as much disrepair as the two enclosures. One thing that should be noted is that Greenfield Park sits at the top of a hill. Opposite the two stands the terracing is wide open and is prone to getting a freezing wind blowing up from the Campsie fells and the railway line. Social Club: There used to be a social club at the ground - it may no longer exist |
| Club Information: 2001 population: Glasgow 629501 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
4th Central Division 1, 31pts from 26 games (2pts per win) Honours: |
| Getting There: Directions by road: Nearest Railway Station: Carntyne (400 yards) Bus routes: |
| Web Link: Shettleston website |
| St. Roch's FC Provanmill Park, Royston Road, Royston, Glasgow Nickname:
The Candy Rock |
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Provanmill Park is pretty basic, with the only cover being an extension in front of the social club's roof. The social club, described by a visiting neutral fan as 'stepping into an East End pub' has luminous green facings and is right behind one of the goals. The ground has a few lines of tidy concrete terracing that wrap around the pitch, with one end just being grassed, and the whole venue is overshadowed by the several blocks of high flats that loom high above the park. Social Club: |
| Club Information: St. Roch's have a small yet partisan support! 2001
population: Glasgow 629501 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
3rd Central
Division 2, 25pts from 20 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
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| Getting There Directions by
road: From High Street. Continue north on High Street following signs for Springburn.
Just beyond M8 interchange take slip rpad which doubles back on itself, and leads
onto Baird Street (following signs for Royston). Turn left at the top and travel
eastwards as this street becomes Royston Road. About a mile along, on the left
hand side, is Provanmill Park. Nearest
Railway Station: Bus routes: |
| Web Link: St. Roch's website |
| Wishaw FC Wishaw Sports Centre, Wishaw Nickname:
none |
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The ground has an athletics track around it. Social Club: |
| Club Information: After vacating their original Recreation Field ground in 1991 to cover debts, Wishaw moved in with Coltness United (now Newmains United) and remained at Victoria Park until 1999 when they moved to Wishaw Sports Centre, but after many problems with the pitch, double-bookings and the club folding briefly as a result of these issues, they were back at Victoria Park in 2002. For 2006-07, the club however have returned to Wishaw Sports Centre. The club now is on a more stable footing and hopes to win promotion out of the bottom division in time. 2001
population: Wishaw 28565 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
7th Central
Division 2, 21pts from 20 games (2pts per win) Programme
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| Getting There Directions by
road: to follow Nearest Railway Station: Wishaw Bus routes: |
| Web Link: Wishaw FC official website |
| Yoker Athletic FC Holm Park, Glasgow Road, Clydebank Nickname:
Wee Ho |
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| Ground Details: Capacity: 3500
Holm Park has been tidied up lately, but prior to that was rather run down. Social Club: The social club at the pavilion is open to home and away supporters before and after the game. It has a TV screen that shows the satellite sports channels |
| Club Information: Yoker have a support of around 30-40. 2001 population: Clydebank 29858 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
11th Central
Premier, 19pts from 26 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
Information: Programmes are produced on big occasions. |
| Getting There: Directions by road: Head southwards on Glasgow High Street crossing the Clyde. Turn right onto Ballater Street passing Gorbals Cross and continuing along Norfolk Street before turning left down Eglinton Street. Take the 2nd right along Cook Street, at the end of which join the sliproad onto the M8 travelling northwards over the Kingston Bridge. Leave at the first exit on the other side joining the Clydeside Expressway travelling West. Stay on this road until it becomes Dumbarton Road. Look out for a sign indicating the entering of Clydebank. Within 200 yards of this, Holm Park can be found on the left hand side. Nearest Railway Station: Yoker (5 minute walk) Bus routes: |
| Web Link: Yoker Athletic site |
Benburb's
Tinto Park c/o Mike Floate
Holm
Park c/o Mike Float (before a lot of work was done on the ground)