Arthurlie FC Dunterlie Park, Carlibar Road, Barrhead

Nickname: The 'Lie
Year formed: 1930
Club Number: (0141) 881 0652

Ground Details:

Capacity: 3000
Seats: none
Cover: Yes (fair-sized)

Two views of Dunterlie Park from Grumberry

Dunterlie Park

Dunterlie Park is confined by its surroundings. One side isn't used at all and the end by the changing rooms is rarely used by either home or away supporters. The other two sides of the ground are lined with concrete stepped terracing and there is a covered enclosure decked out in blue and white paint which is far bigger than it looks at first glance. The turnstiles are behind the railway line end and a snack bar can also be found here selling the usual pies and drinks.

Social Club: Yes (a few hundred yards down the street)

Club Information:
Arthurlie are one of the region's most successful sides of recent times and are always fancied to be in and around the end of season honours. Lie have a healthy following; there is always a good 300 at each game. However, when Pollok come to call, expect crowds well over 500.

Arthurlie as a name has been in Scottish football since the late 19th Century, and it is a name to have been in Senior, Amateur, Intermediate and Junior football. The present side formed in 1930 after the amateur side folded, joining the Intermediate set-up. The Central Region SJFA formed a year later in 1931.

2001 population: Barrhead 17244

League Record from 1990:

1990-91: 2nd Central Premier, 42pts from 26 games (2pts per win)
1991-92: 6th Central Premier, 24pts from 22 games (2pts per win)
1992-93: 8th Central Premier, 21pts from 22 games (2pts per win)
1993-94: 1st Central Premier, 34pts from 22 games (2pts per win)
1994-95: 2nd Central Premier, 48pts from 22 games
1995-96: 3rd Central Premier, 45pts from 20 games
1996-97: 5th Central Premier, 35pts from 22 games
1997-98: 3rd Central Premier, 36pts from 22 games
1998-99: 3rd Central Premier, 39pts from 22 games
1999-00: 4th Central Premier, 34pts from 22 games
2000-01: 1st Central Premier, 51pts from 22 games
2001-02: 7th Central Premier, 31pts from 22 games
2002-03: 1st West Division 1, 44pts from 22 games
2003-04: 2nd West Premier, 49pts from 22 games
2004-05: 2nd West Premier, 44pts from 22 games
2005-06: 10th West Premier, 22pts from 22 games (-15pts)
2006-07: 3rd West Premier, 40pts from 22 games
2007-08: 7th West Premier, 31pts from 22 games
2008-09: 7th West Premier, 28pts from 22 games

Honours:
Scottish Junior Cup winners: 1936-37, 1997-98
Scottish Junior Cup runners-up: 1980-81
West of Scotland Cup winners: 1942-43, 1975-76, 1977-78, 1996-97
Central League Premier Division winners: 1987-88, 1988-89, 1993-94, 2000-01
Central Division One winners: 1986-87
Central League B Division winners: 1942-43
Central League (Western) winners: 1936-37
West Region (Stagecoach) Division One winners: 2002-03
Central District League Cup winners: 1938-39, 1986-87, 1992-93, 1996-97, 1997-98, 2002-03, 2007-08
Central Region Sectional League Cup winners: 1978-79, 1986-87, 2008-09
Evening Times Cup Winners Cup (was Central League Championship until 1979): 1936-37, 1945-46, 1986-87, 1988-89, 1993-94, 1994-95, 2000-01
Erskine Hospital Charity Cup winners: 1954-55, 1975-76, 1977-78, 1982-83, 1988-89, 1992-93
McLeod Trophy: 1976-77
Renfrewshire-Dunbartonshire Junior Cup winners: 1933-34, 1950-51, 1954-55, 1956-57, 1959-60
Renfrewshire Junior Cup winners: 1933-34, 1937-38, 1944-45, 1949-50, 1950-51, 1954-55, 1955-56, 1956-57

Programme Information:
A good programme is produced for Saturday games. It costs £1

Getting There

Directions by road:
From north-east (A736) Glasgow Road: After passing underneath railway line, take third turning on the right (Carlibar Road) which is just before a roundabout. Follow this road as it veers left and then right. After around 500 yards, Dunterlie Park is visible on the left hand side.

Nearest Railway Station: Barrhead (200 yards)
To find the ground from the station is very easy. The ground is visible from the platform!

Bus routes:

Web Link: Arthurlie Official site (news, scores, tables, pictures, history)

Nickname: The 'Bot
Year formed: 1909
Club Number: none
Other: (01290) 425157 (Social club)

Talbot's ground finally has a completed stand, after years of construction. Opposite the stand erection there was a covered enclosure, which had been there for years. This has now been removed and there is now open terracing.

Behind the goal to the left of the stand (purchased from Hamilton Accies' old Douglas Park ground) is another section of cover. The stand's slow completion has a history though. When it was dismantled at Douglas Park, the parts were carefully numbered for Talbot. However, someone in their infinite wisdom painted over them - leaving one hell of a teasing jigsaw!

The ground has a teabar serving pies and burgers as well as hot and cold drinks.

As of late 2009, there are plans afoot to add floodlights and a new covered enclosure at the halfway point of the open terrace.

Beechwood Park from Jamie Wire

A selection of photos from Stuart Brown

A selection of Beechwood Park in late 2009 views from 'Goudie', including the new car park

Beechwood Park in the snow from Peter Cairney

Social Club: yes

Talbot have a proud record in Ayrshire Junior football, with seven Scottish Junior Cups wins and since 1920 an impressive twelve league championships. Crowds number at around 2-300, maybe higher, but largely depend on the size of game. Thousands can descend on Beechwood for big Junior Cup ties. They are named after the man who gave them Beechwood Park, Lord Talbot de Maldahide.

2001 population: Auchinleck 3512

League Record from 1990:

1990-91: 1st Ayrshire Division 1, 31pts from 20 games (2pts per win)
1991-92: 1st Ayrshire Division 1, 29pts from 20 games (2pts per win)
1992-93: 3rd Ayrshire Division 1, 26pts from 20 games (2pts per win)
1993-94: 2nd Ayrshire Division 1, 30pts from 20 games (2pts per win)
1994-95: 1st Ayrshire Division 1, 48pts from 20 games
1995-96: 3rd Ayrshire Division 1, 35pts from 20 games
1996-97: 1st Ayrshire Division 1, 46pts from 20 games
1997-98: 2nd Ayrshire Division 1, 43pts from 20 games
1998-99: 2nd Ayrshire Division 1, 53 pts from 20 games
1999-00: 2nd Ayrshire Division 1, 45pts from 20 games
2000-01: 3rd Ayrshire Division 1, 33pts from 20 games
2001-02: 4th Ayrshire Division 1, 24pts from 18 games
2002-03: 10th West Premier, 27pts from 22 games
2003-04: 8th West Premier, 20pts from 22 games
2004-05: 3rd West Premier, 37pts from 22 games
2005-06: 1st West Premier, 41pts from 22 games
2006-07: 2nd West Premier, 45pts from 22 games
2007-08: 4th West Premier, 35pts from 22 games
2008-09: 4th West Premier, 40pts from 22 games

Honours:
Scottish Junior Cup winners: 1948-49, 1985-86, 1986-87, 1987-88, 1990-91, 1991-92, 2005-06, 2008-09
Scottish Junior Cup runners-up: 2001-02
West of Scotland Cup winners: 1947-48, 1978-79, 1979-80, 1980-81, 1981-82, 1983-84, 1984-85, 1985-86, 1987-88, 1988-89
West Region (Stagecoach) Premier Division winners: 2005-06
Ayrshire First Division winners: 1977-78, 1978-79, 1979-80, 1985-86, 1986-87, 1987-88, 1989-90, 1990-91, 1991-92, 1994-95, 1996-97
Western League (Southern) winners: 1939-40, 1947-48, 1954-55, 1956-57
South Ayrshire Junior League: 1920-21
Ayrshire (Ayrshire Weekly Press) Cup winners: 1919-20, 1938-39, 1955-56, 1978-79, 1979-80, 1981-82, 1982-83, 1987-88, 1993-94, 1995-96, 1996-97, 2004-05
Ayrshire League (Ardagh Glass) Cup winners: 1977-78, 1989-90, 1990-91, 1992-93, 1997-98, 2002-03, 2006-07, 2007-08
Ayrshire District (Irvine Times) Cup winners: 1980-81, 1982-83, 1984-85, 1988-89, 1991-92, 1996-97
Cumnock & Doon Cup winners: 1990-91, 1992-93, 1993-94, 1994-95
East Ayrshire Cup winners: 1996-97, 1998-99, 1999-00, 2001-02
Ayrshire Super Cup winners: 1992-93, 1993-94, 1994-95, 1998-99, 1999-00
National Drybrough Cup winners: 1986-87
Western League Cup winners: 1947-48, 1949-50
Ayrshire Consolation Cup winners: 1930-31
Ayr & District Cup winners: 1911-12, 1912-13, 1929-30, 1930-31, 1931-32
Cumnock & District Cup winners: 1911-12
Irvine & District Cup winners: 1947-48
Irvine Herald Cup winners: 1929-30, 1930-31
Moore Trophy: 1947-48
Mauchline Cup winners: 1911-12, 1920-21
Vernon Cup winners: 1955-56

Programme Information:
Programmes are usually issued

Directions by road: From Kilmarnock (A76): At Templeton Roundabout take first exit which takes you straight into the town. Continue straight along Mauchline Road which then becomes Auchinleck Main Street. The ground will become visible on the left. To get there, towards the bottom of the Main Street, at a crossroads, turn left into Coal Road and the first left thereafter will find you at Beechwood Park.

Nearest Railway Station: Auchinleck (10 minute walk)

Bus routes:

Nickname: The Cabes
Year formed: 1938
Club Number: none

Ground Details:

Capacity: 1500
Seats: none
Cover: yes (large)

Three views of Bellsdale Park from Stephen Kerr

The ground is quite hard to find, lying just beyond a five a side pitch on the west side of the town. The clubhouse and refreshments canteen is midway down one side of the ground, with a covered enclosure running beyond that for about 50 yards.The club, as well as re-doing the old cover, added two new sections on the other side of the pitch. The revamped and immaculately maintained Bellsdale Park, even with it's severe slope, is one of the most interesting grounds in Scottish Junior football.

Social Club: There is no social club

Beith have a small following of around 100.

2001 population: Beith 6346

League Record from 1990:

1990-91: 6th Ayrshire Division 1, 20pts from 20 games (2pts per win)
1991-92: 5th Ayrshire Division 1, 20pts from 20 games (2pts per win)
1992-93: 5th Ayrshire Division 1, 25pts from 20 games (2pts per win)
1993-94: 3rd Ayrshire Division 1, 26pts from 20 games (2pts per win)
1994-95: 2nd Ayrshire Division 1, 41pts from 20 games
1995-96: 9th Ayrshire Division 1, 25pts from 20 games
1996-97: 4th Ayrshire Division 1, 34pts from 20 games
1997-98: 5th Ayrshire Division 1, 27pts from 20 games
1998-99: 6th Ayrshire Division 1, 27pts from 20 games
1999-00: 7th Ayrshire Division 1, 18pts from 20 games
2000-01: 10th Ayrshire Division 1, 15pts from 20 games
2001-02: 3rd Ayrshire Division 2, 43pts from 21 games
2002-03: 4th West Division 1, 37pts from 22 games
2003-04: 5th West Division 1, 33pts from 22 games
2004-05: 4th West Division 1, 41pts from 26 games
2005-06: 4th West Division 1, 41pts from 16 games
2006-07: 2nd West Division 1, 49pts from 26 games
2007-08: 5th West Premier, 33pts from 22 games
2008-09: 3rd West Premier, 42pts from 22 games

Honours:
West of Scotland Cup winners: 1965-66, 1966-67, 2008-09
Ayrshire First Division winners: 1968-69 (p/off)
Ayrshire Regional League (North) winners: 1968-69
Western League winners: 1964-65
Western League (Northern) winners: 1962-63, 1963-64, 1964-65, 1966-67
Ayrshire Second Division winners: 1986-87
Ayrshire (Weekly Press) Cup winners: 1954-55, 1962-63, 1963-64, 1964-65, 1977-78, 1990-91, 1991-92, 2002-03, 2003-04
Ayrshire League (Ardagh Glass) Cup winners: 1981-82, 1991-92, 1993-94, 2004-05
Ayrshire District (Irvine Times) Cup winners: 1990-91, 1994-95
North Ayrshire Cup winners: 2003-04
Western League Cup winners: 1956-57
Cunninghame Cup winners: 1993-94
Irvine & District Cup winners: 1960-61, 1963-64, 1964-65, 1967-68

Programme Information:
An excellent and informative programme is produced, costing £1

Directions by road: From Johnstone (A737): By-pass Beith until a roundabout is reached at the other side of the town. Take the B7049 (Dalry Road, 3rd exit) into Beith only as far as Chestnut Avenue (3rd left). Take it, go downhill, then take the first right into Meadowside and first right again into Meadowside Court (pedestrian access only?). Bellsdale Park is at the end of the street on the right.

If driving, continue to end of Meadowside and turn right into Mains Road at T junction. After 200 yards or so, take narrow lane on right to ground.

Nearest Railway Station: Glengarnock (2½ miles)

Bus routes:

Bellshill Athletic FC West End Park, Sir Matt Busby Sports Complex, Main Street, Bellshill

Nickname: The Hill
Year formed: 1897
Club Number: ?

Ground Details:

Capacity: TBC
Seats: none
Cover: none

After a year away from their old stadium Brandon Park, Bellshill moved into New Brandon Park in December 2003, the first game being against Sauchie Juniors in front of 450 fans. A very smart facility, it has a big terrace down one side, and plans are well underway to cover it in its entirety. There are two further open terraces at either end, with the remaining side having dugouts and nothing else. Behind the goal next to the admission gate is a club building that houses the changing rooms, male/female toilets and a teabar, while there is a hospitality area adjacent. However, this facility, while still in existance, is no longer the club's home. In the summer of 2009, the SJFA approved the Sir Matt Busby Sports Complex for their use. This will be the second artificial surface in Junior football as will be known as West End Park.

A number of West End Park views from Jamie Wire

Social Club: no

Club Information:
Bellshill Athletic were tipped to be one of the emerging sides of the 00s. They had bit of money behind them and attracted ex-Shotts manager Rab Sneddon away from the successful Hannah Park side to take over and lead their own Lanarkshire revolution. Big names Tommy Coyne, John McCormack and Paul McGrillen are all recent managers, however times have been tough of late and the club has been restructured under Paul Fox and his committee.

2001 population: Bellshill 20705

League Record from 1990:

1990-91: 11th Central Division 1, 23pts from 26 games (2pts per win)
1991-92: 7th Central Division 2, 29pts from 24 games (2pts per win)
1992-93: 8th Central Division 2, 24pts from 26 games (2pts per win)
1993-94: 5th Central Division 2, 31pts from 24 games (2pts per win)
1994-95: 4th Central Division 2, 46pts from 24 games
1995-96: 11th Central Division 2, 23pts from 24 games
1996-97: 3rd Central Division 2, 45pts from 24 games
1997-98: 12th Central Division 1, 24pts from 26 games
1998-99: 9th Central Division 2, 30pts from 24 games
1999-00: 6th Central Division 2, 37pts from 24 games
2000-01: 1st Central Division 2, 70pts from 24 games
2001-02: 3rd Central Division 1, 49pts from 26 games
2002-03: 3rd West Division 1, 41pts from 22 games
2003-04: 1st West Division 1, 46pts from 22 games
2004-05: 6th West Premier, 31pts from 22 games
2005-06: 9th West Premier, 25pts from 22 games
2006-07: 9th West Premier, 23pts from 22 games
2007-08: 9th West Premier, 29pts from 22 games
2008-09: 9th West Premier, 26pts from 22 games

Honours:
West Region (Stagecoach) Division One winners: 2003-04
Central League B Division winners: 1951-52, 1973-74
Central Division Two winners: 1986-87, 2000-01
Lanarkshire League winners: 1904-05
Scottish Junior League winners: 1908-09
Central District League Cup winners: 1949-50, 2000-01
Central Region Sectional League Cup winners: 2001-02
Lanarkshire Junior Challenge Cup winners: 1908-09, 1912-13, 1918-19, 1951-52
Lanarkshire Central Cup winners: 1916-17, 1918-19, 1950-51, 1951-52, 1961-62, 1962-63
Lanarkshire League Cup winners: 1961-62
Lanarkshire Consolation Cup winners: 1925-26
Glasgow Junior Cup winners: 1922-23
Glasgow Eastern Cup winners: 1922-23
Kelburn Cup winners: 2004-05

Programme Information:
No programme is currently produced.

Getting There

Directions by road: The Matt Busby Complex can be found at the western end of Main Street in Bellshill.

Nearest Railway Station: Bellshill

Bus routes:

Web Link: Bellshill Athletic official website

Nickname: The 'Dow
Year formed: 1897
Club Number: none

Ground Details:

Capacity: 5200
Seats: 700
Cover: Yes (seats only)

A number of Meadow Park views from Jamie Wire

Meadow Park from Gordon McCreath

 
A film clip of Meadow Park from Jamie Wire

The facilities at Meadow Park are improving. Already a new roof has been put on the stand, the terracing on one side of the ground has been improved and now work has started to build up the terraces on the stand side of the ground, the ultimate aim being to concrete the entire spectator standing area. Meadowed knock down a section of the wall at the Wilson Avenue end of the ground and converted part of the former terracing and a section of the car park into a purpose-built training pitch.

Social Club: There is a bar in the main stand that is open to supporters for a pre-match drink, and sometimes at half-time. Post-match it is players and officials only.

Gates at Meadow Park in 2008-09 seem to be a few hundred in strength, from 200-400 for most games.

2001 population: Irvine 33090

League Record from 1990:

1990-91: 4th Ayrshire Division 1, 22pts from 20 games (2pts per win)
1991-92: 4th Ayrshire Division 1, 25pts from 20 games (2pts per win)
1992-93: 2nd Ayrshire Division 1, 28pts from 20 games (2pts per win)
1993-94: 1st Ayrshire Division 1, 31pts from 20 games (2pts per win)
1994-95: 5th Ayrshire Division 1, 29pts from 20 games
1995-96: 8th Ayrshire Division 1, 27pts from 20 games
1996-97: 8th Ayrshire Division 1, 23pts from 20 games
1997-98: 10th Ayrshire Division 1, 21pts from 20 games
1998-99: 1st Ayrshire Division 2, 61pts from 22 games
1999-00: 4th Ayrshire Division 1, 39pts from 20 games
2000-01: 6th Ayrshire Division 1, 27pts from 20 games
2001-02: 5th Ayrshire Division 1, 21pts from 18 games
2002-03: 11th West Premier, 19pts from 22 games
2003-04: 7th West Division 1, 29pts from 22 games
2004-05: 11th West Division 1, 26pts from 26 games
2005-06: 1st Ayrshire League, 68pts from 24 games
2006-07: 1st West Division 1, 63pts from 26 games
2007-08: 2nd West Premier, 42pts from 22 games
2008-09: 1st West Premier, 48pts from 22 games

Honours:
Scottish Junior Cup winners: 1958-59, 1962-63, 1972-73
Scottish Junior Cup runners-up: 1947-48, 1950-51
West of Scotland Cup winners: 1931-32, 1950-51, 1955-56, 1961-62, 1969-70, 1970-71, 1989-90
West Region (Stagecoach) Premier Division winners: 2008-09
West Region (Stagecoach) First Division winners: 2006-07
Ayrshire First Division winners: 1969-70 (p/off), 1970-71, 1988-89, 1993-94
Ayshire League Championship winners: 1972-73
Ayrshire District League winners: 2005-06
Ayrshire Regional League (North) winners: 1969-70, 1970-71, 1972-73
Western League winners: 1921-22, 1928-29, 1932-33, 1948-49, 1950-51, 1954-55, 1956-57, 1957-58, 1960-61
Western League (Northern) winners: 1948-49, 1950-51, 1953-54, 1954-55, 1956-57, 1957-58, 1958-59, 1959-60, 1960-61, 1961-62
Ayrshire Second Division winners: 1998-99
Irvine & District Junior League winners: 1910-11
Evening Times Cup Winners Cup (was Central League Championship until 1979): 2005-06, 2008-09
Ayrshire (Ayrshire Weekly Press) Cup winners: 1898-99, 1900-01, 1903-04, 1913-14, 1931-32, 1953-54, 1957-58, 1969-70, 1970-71, 1983-84, 1984-85, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2008-09
Ayrshire League (Ardagh Glass) Cup winners: 1982-83, 2008-09
Ayrshire District (Irvine Times) Cup winners: 1970-71, 1976-77, 1977-78, 1981-82, 1987-88
North Ayrshire Cup winners: 1996-97, 2002-03
Western League Cup winners: 1927-28, 1928-29, 1950-51, 1952-53, 1954-55, 1955-56, 1961-62
Cunninghame Cup winners: 1982-83, 1983-84, 1985-86, 1987-88, 1991-92, 1994-95
National Drybrough Cup winners: 1972-73
Western Intermediate League Cup winners: 1927-28, 1928-29
Ayrshire Consolation Cup winners: 1914-15, 1915-16, 1932-33
Ayrshire Intermediate Cup winners: 1927-28, 1929-30
Ayrshire Charity Cup winners: 1934-35
Irvine & District Cup winners: 1899-00, 1903-04, 1909-10, 1913-14, 1914-15, 1928-29, 1929-30, 1932-33, 1938-39, 1946-47, 1950-51, 1951-52, 1954-55, 1955-56, 1957-58}
Irvine Herald Cup winners: 1898-99, 1914-15, 1924-25
St. Vincent de Paul Charity Cup winners: 1933-34
Moore Trophy: 1928-29, 1929-30, 1932-33, 1938-39
John Stirling Cup winners: 1927-28
Vernon Cup winners: 1949-50, 1952-53, 1960-61
Scottish Intermediate Consolation Cup winners: 1927-28

Programme Information:
Programmes are produced for most home games.

Directions by road: From north (A78(T)): Leave A78 at Eglinton Interchange and take signposts towards Irvine town centre. After taking first left at Raeburn roundabout, continue straight down Kilwinning Road, past Irvine Royal Academy on right until a small roundabout is reached. Take the first exit (East Road) and immediately after this, turn left again into Quarry Road. Take the second left into Wilson Avenue thereafter, and Meadow Park can be found at the end of this street.

Nearest Railway Station: Irvine (1 mile)

Bus routes:

Nickname: The Blasties
Year formed: 1901
Club Number: (01505) 683667

Ground Details:

Capacity: 3000
Seats: none
Cover: Yes (fair-sized)

Two views of Kilbirnie's Valefield from Brian Weir

A number of Valefield views from Jamie Wire - the portakabin is a hospitality suite while the wood-clad building is a changing rooms block.

Kilbirnie Ladeside's ground is situated at the southern end of the town near the village of Glencarnock. There are two turnstiles, one on the main road and one behind the Glengarnock end goal. The two stands are quite interesting. One is decked out with wooden sleepers for terracing while the other is (like the rest of the ground) concrete stepped. Opposite the two covered enclosures is a small open terrace with the club's hospitality areas also found here. The cheapskate supporter can find many ways of viewing games here for free, either by standing on the large hill that overlooks Valefield or by looking through the mesh fence that surrounds three sides of the ground.

The Ladeside committee have worked hard to spruce up the ground, and believe it is one of the best in the West of Scotland juniors.

Social Club: There is no social club, but Garnock Labour Club is relatively nearby. To get there, turn right at above traffic lights, towards Dalry then 4th on left as you are just about to leave town. Another alternative is the Glendale Arms which is next to Glengarnock station and is popular with supporters.

Ladeside are probably one of the top six clubs in Ayrshire, and are one of the clubs who win trophies now and then. They have a regular and fairly vociferous support of around 150.

2001 population: Kilbirnie 7280

League Record from 1990:

1990-91: 2nd Ayrshire Division 1, 27pts from 20 games (2pts per win)
1991-92: 8th Ayrshire Division 1, 18pts from 20 games (2pts per win)
1992-93: 6th Ayrshire Division 1, 20pts from 20 games (2pts per win)
1993-94: 8th Ayrshire Division 1, 18pts from 20 games (2pts per win)
1994-95: 4th Ayrshire Division 1, 30pts from 20 games
1995-96: 6th Ayrshire Division 1, 27pts from 20 games
1996-97: 6th Ayrshire Division 1, 30pts from 20 games
1997-98: 7th Ayrshire Division 1, 24pts from 20 games
1998-99: 4th Ayrshire Division 1, 33pts from 20 games
1999-00: 6th Ayrshire Division 1, 32pts from 20 games
2000-01: 4th Ayrshire Division 1, 32pts from 20 games
2001-02: 6th Ayrshire Division 1, 19pts from 18 games
2002-03: 6th West Premier, 31pts from 22 games
2003-04: 12th West Premier, 12pts from 22 games
2004-05: 12th West Division 1, 25pts from 26 games
2005-06: 3rd Ayrshire League, 44pts from 24 games
2006-07: 1st Ayrshire League, 58pts from 22 games
2007-08: 4th West Division 1, 44pts from 26 games
2008-09: 2nd West Division 1, 52pts from 26 games

Honours:
Scottish Junior Cup winners: 1951-52, 1976-77
Scottish Junior Cup runners-up: 1986-87
West of Scotland Cup winners: 2007-08
Ayrshire First Division winners: 1975-76 (p/off), 1976-77
Ayshire League Championship winners: 1971-72, 1974-75
Ayrshire District League winners: 2006-07
Ayrshire Regional League (North) winners: 1971-72, 1974-75, 1975-76
Western League winners: 1947-48, 1949-50, 1951-52, 1967-68
Western League (Northern) winners: 1947-48, 1949-50, 1951-52, 1952-53, 1967-68
Ayrshire Second Division winners: 1976-77
Irvine & District Junior League winners: 1907-08
Scottish Junior League winners: 1903-04
Ayrshire (Ayrshire Weekly Press) Cup winners: 1912-13, 1923-24, 1947-48, 1949-50, 1971-72, 1974-75, 1975-76, 1986-87
Ayrshire League (Ardagh Glass) Cup winners: 1988-89, 1994-95
Ayrshire District (Irvine Times) Cup winners: 1969-70, 1972-73, 1973-74, 1992-93, 1999-00
Cunninghame Cup winners: 1986-87
North Ayrshire Cup winners: 2001-02
Ayrshire Super Cup winners: 1986-87, 2001-02
National Drybrough Cup winners: 1975-76
Western League Cup winners: 1923-24, 1931-32, 1938-39
Ayrshire Consolation Cup winners: 1907-08, 1910-11, 1920-21, 1931-32
Irvine & District Cup winners: 1904-05, 1910-11, 1912-13, , 1933-34, , 1936-37, , 1949-50, 1966-67
Irvine Herald Cup winners: 1906-07, 1912-13, 1923-24
Land Of Burns Cup winners: 1949-50, 1958-59
Moore Trophy: 1934-35, 1948-49

Programme Information:
A professional-looking programme costing £1 is produced by Ladeside. It has a nice front cover with a selection of action photographs. It was voted No. 1 in Ayrshire for 2000 and has been commended at a National level also.

Directions by road: From north (A760): Take second exit from roundabout at the police station, down Main Street. It is basically a straight road from here. This then becomes Newton Street, then Avlis Place. Follow the road round to the right at the bottom along Holmhead and then straight through the traffic lights towards Beith (Kirkland Road). 100 yards after traffic lights (opposite cemetery) Valefield is visible on the left hand side.

Nearest Railway Station: Glengarnock (800 yards)

Bus routes:

Kirkintilloch Rob Roy FC Adamslie Park, Glasgow Road, Kirkintilloch

Nickname: The Rabs/The Roy
Year formed: 1878
Club Number: (0141) 776 6393

Ground Details:

Capacity: 5500
Seats: none
Cover: Yes (large)

The ground is oval because there used to be a blaes athletics track around the pitch when Adamslie Park was used for the Kirkintilloch Highland Games. There's a pie stand on the shed side of the pavilion. Opposite here used to be a small seated stand that was demolished in 2003. There is also a fairly big section of covered terracing by the pavilion that runs down one half of Adamslie Park. Stepped terracing lines the entirety of the ground. In the social club before most home games there's a stall selling club kit and other merchandising goodies.

Adamslie is due to be replaced in the relatively near future.

A selection of photos from Stuart Brown

Adamslie Park from Jamie Wire

Social Club: There is no social club as it was razed to the ground by the council in May 2004.

Club Information:
One of the oldest Scottish clubs in existence, Rob Roy have a home support of around 100-150. Biggest rivals are Kilsyth Rangers.

2001 population: Kirkintilloch 20281

League Record from 1990:

1990-91: 8th Central Division 2, 16pts from 20 games (2pts per win)
1991-92: 9th Central Division 2, 23pts from 26 games (2pts per win)
1992-93: 2nd Central Division 2, 37pts from 26 games (2pts per win)
1993-94: 13th Central Division 1, 18pts from 26 games (2pts per win)
1994-95: 3rd Central Division 2, 49pts from 24 games
1995-96: 3rd Central Division 1, 44pts from 26 games
1996-97: 11th Central Premier, 23pts from 22 games
1997-98: 5th Central Division 1, 48pts from 26 games
1998-99: 9th Central Division 1, 34pts from 26 games
1999-00: 4th Central Division 1, 48pts from 26 games
2000-01: 6th Central Division 1, 37pts from 26 games
2001-02: 9th Central Division 1, 35pts from 26 games
2002-03: 7th Central Division 1, 26pts from 22 games
2003-04: 2nd Central Division 1, 44pts from 22 games
2004-05: 8th West Division 1, 36pts from 26 games
2005-06: 11th West Division 1, 31pts from 26 games
2006-07: 1st Central Division 1, 50pts from 24 games
2007-08: 1st West Division 1, 57pts from 26 games
2008-09: 6th West Premier, 30pts from 22 games

Honours:
Scottish Junior Cup winners: 1920-21, 1942-43, 1961-62
Scottish Junior Cup runners-up: 1905-06, 1931-32, 1936-37, 1968-69, 1976-77
West Region (Stagecoach) First Division winners: 2007-08
Central District Division One winners: 2006-07
Central League B Division winners: 1972-73
Central League (Western) winners: 1961-62, 1962-63, 1963-64
Central League C Division winners: 1948-49
Scottish Junior League winners: 1900-01
West of Scotland Cup winners: 1960-61, 1962-63
Central Region Sectional League Cup winners: 1971-72, 1973-74
Central District League Cup winners: 1931-32
Evening Times Cup Winners Cup (was Central League Championship until 1979): 1961-62, 1962-63
Kirkwood Shield: 1930-31, 1940-41
Scottish Intermediate League Cup winners: 1927-28
Glasgow League Cup winners: 1923-24
Coronation Cup winners: 1954-55, 1957-58, 1960-61
Dunbartonshire Junior Cup winners: 1904-05, 1908-09, 1911-12, 1915-16, 1918-19, 1935-36, 1951-52, 1960-61, 1961-62, 1962-63, 1967-68
Dunbartonshire Junior Charity Cup winners: 1925-26, 1950-51, 1951-52, 1954-55, 1956-57, 1959-60, 1960-61, 1961-62
McLeod Trophy: 1970-71

Programme Information:
No programme is produced.

Getting There

Directions by road:
From west (A803): Adamslie Park is the 2nd small turn off to the right on entering the western edge of Kirkintilloch on Glasgow Road.

Nearest Railway Station: Lenzie (2 miles)

Bus routes: Firstbus No's 24, 27, 175 and 184 from from Buchanan Bus Station in Glasgow all stop right outside Adamslie.

Web Link: Kirkintilloch Rob Roy official site

Lanark United FC Moor Park, Hyndford Road, Lanark

Nickname: The Yowes
Year formed: 1920
Club Number: none

Ground Details:

Capacity: 4000
Seats: none
Cover: Yes (fair-sized)

Moor Park from the Thorniewood United website

Moor Park from the Glenafton Athletic Match Journal

Two views of Moor Park from 'Grumberry'

Set back off Hyndford Road and hidden behind houses, Moor Park has two terraced stands (one small, one big) next to each other at the halfway point of the pitch. The rest of the ground is surrounded by grass banking that varies on steepness and a couple of rows of stepped terracing (which both go the entire way around). A fair few cars park up at the top of the terracing on matchdays where it's less cold. You can get pies (excellent to my taste), chocolate, cans and bovrill at the pie stall, which is by the main gate.

Social Club: unknown

Club Information:

Lanark have a small home support of between 50-100 although 1600 were at the ground for the cup visit of Shotts Bon Accord in the Junior Cup in March 2000.

2001 population: Lanark 8253

League Record from 1990:

1990-91: 5th Central Division 1, 31pts from 26 games (2pts per win)
1991-92: 10th Central Division 1, 22pts from 26 games (2pts per win)
1992-93: 10th Central Division 1, 22pts from 24 games (2pts per win)
1993-94: 11th Central Division 1, 22pts from 26 games (2pts per win)
1994-95: 14th Central Division 1, 20pts from 26 games
1995-96: 1st Central Division 2, 56pts from 24 games
1996-97: 1st Central Division 1, 59pts from 26 games
1997-98: 5th Central Premier, 31pts from 22 games
1998-99: 6th Central Premier, 30pts from 22 games
1999-00: 10th Central Premier, 28pts from 22 games
2000-01: 1st Central Division 1, 56pts from 26 games
2001-02: 12th Central Premier, 15pts from 22 games
2002-03: 5th Central Division 1, 35pts from 22 games
2003-04: 11th Central Division 1, 19pts from 22 games
2004-05: 1st Central Division 2, 60pts from 24 games
2005-06: 6th Central Division 1, 33pts from 22 games
2006-07: 7th Central Division 1, 35pts from 24 games
2007-08: 2nd Central Division 1, 42pts from 22 games
2008-09: 3rd West Division 1, 47pts from 26 games

Honours
West of Scotland Cup winners:: 1976-77
Central District Division Two winners: 2004-05
Central Division One winners: 1996-97, 2000-01
Central Division Two winners: 1995-96
Central League C Division winners: 1969-70, 1984-85
Evening Times Cup Winners Cup (was Central League Championship until 1979): 2004-05
Lanarkshire Junior Challenge Cup winners: 1926-27, 1934-35
Lanarkshire Hozier Cup winners: 1923-24, 1924-25, 1925-26, 1959-60
Central District League Cup winners: 1975-76, 2006-07
Central Region Sectional League Cup winners: 1975-76
Bob Reid Memorial Trophy: 1980-81, 1981-82, 1982-83, 1983-84, 1984-85, 1985-86, 1986-87, 1987-88, 1988-89
Clydesdale District Challenge Cup winners: 1992-93, 1997098, 1998-99, 1999-00, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2004-05, 2007-08, 2008-09

Programme Information:
No programme is normally produced.

Getting There

Directions by road:
From Carluke (A73): Follow the road into Lanark town centre and up Lanark High Street. At the junction at the top of High Street, veer right along Bannatyne Street and follow the road until it meets Hyndford Road. Turn left at this junction and after around half a mile, the 4th turn off on the left hand side leads directly to Moor Park.

Nearest Railway Station: Lanark (850 yards)

Bus routes:

Web Link: Lanark United FC website

Nickname: Theestle
Year formed: 1890
Club Number: none

Ground Details:

Capacity: 4500
Seats: 800
Cover: Yes (seats only)

Barrfields Park from Jamie Wire

Barrfields Park from Brian Weir

There is a covered 800 seat stand (five rows of benches) although people tend to stand on the back row to get a better view. Concrete stepped terracing surrounds the other three sides. The fencing around some of the ground is meshed, so in theory you can get a free view from one end!

Social Club: Unknown

Largs have a home following of around 100

2001 population: Largs 11241

League Record from 1990:

1990-91: 3rd Ayrshire Division 2, 33pts from 22 games (2pts per win)
1991-92: 11th Ayrshire Division 1, 10pts from 20 games (2pts per win)
1992-93: 4th Ayrshire Division 2, 27pts from 20 games (2pts per win)
1993-94: 1st Ayrshire Division 2, 34pts from 22 games (2pts per win)
1994-95: 7th Ayrshire Division 1, 23pts from 20 games
1995-96: 5th Ayrshire Division 1, 29pts from 20 games
1996-97: 7th Ayrshire Division 1, 24pts from 20 games
1997-98: 9th Ayrshire Division 1, 23pts from 20 games
1998-99: 9th Ayrshire Division 1, 21pts from 20 games
1999-00: 9th Ayrshire Division 1, 13pts from 20 games
2000-01: 3rd Ayrshire Division 2, 45pts from 22 games
2001-02: 1st Ayrshire Division 2, 48pts from 21 games
2002-03: 12th West Division 1, 15pts from 22 games
2003-04: 6th Ayrshire League, 38pts from 24 games
2004-05: 1st Ayrshire League, 49pts from 22 games
2005-06: 3rd West Division 1, 45pts from 26 games
2006-07: 6th West Division 1, 38pts from 26 games
2007-08: 5th West Division 1, 42pts from 26 games
2008-09: 1st West Division 1, 58pts from 26 games

Honours:
Scottish Junior Cup winners: 1993-94
West of Scotland Cup winners: 1990-91
West Region (Stagecoach) First Division winners: 2008-09
Ayrshire Second Division winners: 1983-84, 1993-94, 2001-02
Ayrshire District League winners: 2004-05
Western League (Northern) winners: 1955-56
Ayrshire (Ayrshire Weekly Press) Cup winners: 1922-23, 1956-57, 1958-59
North Ayrshire Cup winners: 2005-06
Western League Cup winners: 1957-58
Irvine & District Cup winners: 1895-96, 1956-57
Vernon Cup winners: 1953-54
St. Vincent de Paul Charity Cup winners: 1936-37
Largs & District Junior Cup winners: 1891-92
Walker Cup winners: 1888-89, 1889-90

Programme Information:
A programme is produced for every home game and costs 50p.

Directions by road: From north (A78): On Greenock Road cross over Noddsdale Water and then take 3rd turning on the left (Brisbane Street). At the end of this street, turn right onto Brisbane Road. Barrfields Park's entrance is on the immediate right.

Nearest Railway Station: Largs (½ mile)

Bus routes:

Petershill FC Petershill Park, 30 Adamswell Street, Glasgow

Nickname: The Peasy
Year formed: 1897
Club Number: (0141) 558 8993

Ground Details:

Capacity: 1000
Seats: 500
Cover: yes

Two views of Petershill Park from Andrew West

A number of Petershill Park views from Tony Collins

The new Petershill Park was opened in the summer of 2007. Upon approaching the stadium from the bottom of a hill, fans first come to the social area of the facility, which contains a bar and function room. The turnstiles are at the far end of the building. Attached to the club building is the 500 seat main stand with refreshment 'servery' and toilets next to it. To the immediate right of the stand, looking out, is a business centre, with no facility for supporters to watch the game. To the left of the stand, behind the oppiste goal, is an area of hard-standing. Opposite the stand are two steps of concrete terraces. The ground also has floodlights.

Social Club: Yes

Club Information:
The Peasy have a relatively healthy following - normally into three figures, but it seems to be on the wane, with some games failing to reach 100.

2001 population: Glasgow 629501

League Record from 1990:

1990-91: 6th Central Premier, 25pts from 26 games (2pts per win)
1991-92: 2nd Central Premier, 31pts from 22 games (2pts per win)
1992-93: 1st Central Premier, 37pts from 22 games (2pts per win)
1993-94: 7th Central Premier, 22pts from 22 games (2pts per win)
1994-95: 6th Central Premier, 32pts from 22 games
1995-96: 2nd Central Premier, 46pts from 20 games
1996-97: 3rd Central Premier, 38pts from 22 games
1997-98: 6th Central Premier, 31pts from 22 games
1998-99: 7th Central Premier, 28pts from 22 games
1999-00: 6th Central Premier, 31pts from 22 games
2000-01: 8th Central Premier, 27pts from 22 games
2001-02: 11th Central Premier, 22pts from 22 games
2002-03: 6th West Division 1, 32pts from 22 games
2003-04: 6th West Division 1, 30pts from 22 games
2004-05: 3rd West Division 1, 54pts from 26 games
2005-06: 2nd West Division 1, 47pts from 26 games
2006-07: 7th West Premier, 33pts from 22 games
2007-08: 3rd West Premier, 36pts from 22 games
2008-09: 5th West Premier, 38pts from 22 games

Honours:
Scottish Junior Cup winners: 1911-12, 1915-16, 1917-18, 1950-51, 1955-56
Scottish Junior Cup runners-up: 1910-11, 1934-35, 1948-49, 1984-85
West of Scotland Cup winners: 1951-52, 1957-58, 1968-69, 1995-96, 2006-07
Central League Premier Division winners: 1989-90, 1992-93
Central League A Division winners: 1946-47, 1951-52, 1955-56, 1968-69, 1982-83, 1983-84
Central League B Division winners: 1947-48, 1949-50, 1954-55, 1967-68
Central League (Eastern) winners: 1963-64
Central League (Western) winners: 1939-40
Glasgow Junior Cup winners: 1903-04, 1912-13, 1933-34, 1943-44, 1949-50, 1954-55, 1960-61, 1964-65
Central District League Cup winners: 1950-51, 1951-52, 1964-65, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1991-92, 2003-04
Central Region Sectional League Cup winners: 1977-78, 1981-82, 1994-95
Evening Times Cup Winners Cup (was Central League Championship until 1979): 1932-33, 1938-39, 1939-40, 1951-52, 1955-56, 1963-64, 1968-69, 1991-92
Kirkwood Shield: 1939-40, 1942-43, 1952-53, 1955-56, 1958-59
West of Scotland Consolation Cup winners: 1933-34
Glasgow Charity Cup winners: 1902-03, 1915-16, 1919-20, 1936-37, 1939-40, 1945-46
Glasgow Junior Consolation Cup winners: 1907-08, 1909-10, 1926-27, 1934-35
Glasgow North-Eastern Cup winners: 1902-03, 1926-27, 1942-43, 1947-48
Maryhill Charity Cup winners: 1908-09, 1911-12, 1913-14, 1915-16, 1916-17, 1929-30, 1933-34, 1934-35, 1938-39, 1942-43, 1947-48, 1948-49, 1950-51, 1953-54, 1954-55, 1957-58, 1967-68, 1969-70, 1971-72, 1978-79, 1982-83, 1984-85, 1985-86, 1988-89

Programme Information:
A programme for the stattos that is jammed-packed with nuggets of information is available costing 50p.

Getting There

Directions by road:
Leave the M8 at Junction 15 (Castle Street) and follow signs for the A803 for Kirkintilloch. Head north on Springburn Road and turn right at the 4th set of traffic lights into Atlas Road. Take the first right into Flemington Street, right again into Ayr Street, then take the first left into Adamswell Street and the entrance to the car park is on the right hand side.

There are a limited number of disabled parking bays at the top of the hill, these can be reached by driving into the top level of the car park and following the road up the hill to the complex. These bays will be available to “blue” badge holders only.

Bus routes:

Firstbus service no’s 24, 27, 31, 37, 45, 88, 89, 90, 175 and 275 all stop on Springburn Road, (Bus stops are marked by a red square on the above map, pedestrian access to the stadium marked in yellow). Services 12 and 56 stop in Petershill Road. Timetable and route information can be found HERE.

Nearest Railway Station:

Barnhill and Springburn stations are both about 5 minutes walk from the new stadium, both are served by the service from Queen St. Low level, with a half hourly service. Springburn is also served by a direct service from Queen St. High Level.

Web Link: Petershill official website

Home colours: Change colours: Alternative colours:

Nickname: the Lok
Year formed: 1908
Club Number: (0141) 632 4940

Ground Details:

Capacity: 4000
Seats: none
Cover: Large Covered enclosure

Tony Collins sends in a Newlandsfield gallery

The ground lies beside Pollokshaws East station (which once provided an excellent free view before a development of flats sprung up in 2003) and is set back from the main road that runs up to Glasgow's city centre. A small shop sells the usual fare including ties, scarves and replica kits. The ground is completely terraced all the way around and has a large covered enclosure that runs between the two eighteen yard boxes on one side of the pitch.

Social Club: There is an excellent social club

Club Information:
One of the biggest sides in junior football, Lok currently get crowds of around 600 (league game average for 2008-09 was 598).

2001 population: Glasgow 629501

League Record from 1990:

1990-91: 1st Central Premier, 43pts from 26 games (2pts per win)
1991-92: 3rd Central Premier, 40pts from 22 games (2pts per win)
1992-93: 2nd Central Premier, 27pts from 22 games (2pts per win)
1993-94: 4th Central Premier, 30pts from 22 games (2pts per win)
1994-95: 1st Central Premier, 55pts from 22 games
1995-96: 1st Central Premier, 49pts from 20 games
1996-97: 2nd Central Premier, 40pts from 22 games
1997-98: 2nd Central Premier, 42pts from 22 games
1998-99: 8th Central Premier, 24pts from 22 games
1999-00: 2nd Central Premier, 42pts from 22 games
2000-01: 6th Central Premier, 28pts from 22 games
2001-02: 3rd Central Premier, 38pts from 22 games
2002-03: 1st West Premier, 43pts from 22 games
2003-04: 3rd West Premier, 45pts from 22 games
2004-05: 1st West Premier, 49pts from 22 games
2005-06: 3rd West Premier, 38pts from 22 games
2006-07: 1st West Premier, 54pts from 22 games
2007-08: 1st West Premier, 45pts from 22 games
2008-09: 2nd West Premier, 46pts from 22 games

Honours:
Scottish Junior Cup winners: 1980-81, 1984-85, 1996-97
Scottish Junior Cup runners-up: 1985-86, 1997-98
SJFA SuperCup winners: 2003-04, 2005-06
West Region (Stagecoach) Premier Division winners: 2002-03, 2004-05, 2006-07, 2007-08
Central League Premier Division winners: 1986-87, 1990-91, 1994-95, 1995-96
Central League A Division winners: 1947-48, 1980-81, 1984-85, 1985-86
Central League B Division winners: 1968-69, 1978-79
Central League Cup winners: 1941-42, 1948-49, 1977-78, 1979-80, 1983-84, 1987-88, 1988-89, 2004-05, 2008-09
Central Region Sectional League Cup winners: 1983-84, 1990-91, 1992-93, 1996-97, 1999-00, 2003-04, 2006-07
West of Scotland Cup winners: 1944-45, 1986-87, 1991-92, 1997-98, 1999-00
Evening Times Cup Winners Cup (was Central League Championship until 1979): 1978-79, 1980-81, 1983-84, 1984-85, 1985-86, 1987-88, 2003-04, 2006-07, 2007-08
National Drybrough Cup winners: 1980-81
Joe Meldrum Memorial (Glenafton Invitational) Trophy: 1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98, 1998-99
Pompey Cup winners: 1958-59, 1961-62
Erskine Hospital Charity Cup winners: 1953-54, 1957-58, 1971-72, 1972-73
Glasgow Charity Cup winners: 1946-47, 1957-58
Elder Cottage Hospital Cup winners: 1946-47
Glasgow North-Eastern Cup winners: 1944-45, 1945-46
Glasgow Junior Cup winners: 1941-42, 1953-54, 1961-62
Scottish Intermediate Consolation Cup winners: 1930-31
Scottish Intermediate League Cup winners: 1930-31
Scottish Intermediate North-Eastern Cup winners: 1929-30
Kirkwood Shield: 1921-22, 1928-29, 1929-30, 1932-33, 1963-64, 1965-66
Glasgow Junior Consolation Cup winners: 1917-18, 1918-19

Programme Information:
The programme is called Lok Talk that costs £1, featuring results, goal scorers, letters, profiles of visiting teams and essential facts and figures.

Getting There:

Directions by road: Newlandsfield is located off Kilmarnock Road in the Shawlands area of Glasgow. An orange railway bridge is next to the ground.

Nearest Railway Station: Pollokshaws East (50 yards)

Bus routes: The M29, 23, 38a & 38 (First & City Sprinter) go past the ground from the centre of Glasgow (Union St), as does the 4 (Stagecoach) from Kilmarnock to Glasgow.

Vale of Clyde FC Fullarton Park, Easterhill Street, Tollcross, Glasgow

Nickname: Tin Pail
Year formed: 1873
Club Number: none

Ground Details:

Capacity: 2500
Seats: none
Cover: yes

A selection of photos from Stuart Brown

Fullarton Park on matchday from Jamie Wire

Entry is through a grey fence, and the viewing areas, bar a section of terracing in front of the changing room buildings, are grassed banks, with a section of cover opposite. There is a piehut.

Social Club: There is no social club

Club Information:

2001 population: Glasgow 629501

League Record from 1990:

1990-91: 10th Central Premier, 22pts from 26 games (2pts per win)
1991-92: 7th Central Premier, 20pts from 22 games (2pts per win)
1992-93: 11th Central Premier, 14pts from 22 games (2pts per win)
1993-94: 3rd Central Division 1, 32pts from 26 games (2pts per win)
1994-95: 12th Central Premier, 5pts from 22 games
1995-96: 10th Central Division 1, 28pts from 26 games
1996-97: 8th Central Division 1, 35pts from 26 games
1997-98: 7th Central Division 1, 36pts from 26 games
1998-99: 8th Central Division 1, 35pts from 26 games
1999-00: 9th Central Division 1, 30pts from 26 games
2000-01: 14th Central Division 1, 15pts from 26 games
2001-02: 3rd Central Division 2, 39pts from 22 games
2002-03: 9th Central Division 1, 25pts from 22 games
2003-04: 6th Central Division 1, 33pts from 22 games
2004-05: 1st Central Division 1, 44pts from 22 games
2005-06: 6th West Division 1, 38pts from 26 games
2006-07: 4th West Division 1, 44pts from 26 games
2007-08: 2nd West Division 1, 52pts from 26 games
2008-09: 8th West Premier, 26pts from 22 games

Honours:
Scottish Junior Cup winners: 1890-91, 1892-93, 1903-04
Scottish Junior Cup runners-up: 1941-42
Central District Division One winners: 2004-05
Glasgow League winners: 1899-00, 1912-13, 1917-18, 1919-20
Glasgow Junior Cup winners: 1891-92, 1892-93, 1897-98, 1917-18
Central District League Cup winners: 1933-34, 1988-89
Evening Times Cup Winners Cup (was Central League Championship until 1979): 1989-90
Erskine Hospital Charity Cup winners: 1979-80, 1989-90
Glasgow Charity Cup winners: 1890-91
Glasgow Eastern Charity Cup winners: 1934-35, 1938-39, 1962-63
Glasgow Junior Consolation Cup winners: 1938-39
Smyllum Charity Cup winners: 1919-20
Glasgow North-Eastern Cup winners: 1890-91, 1891-92, 1897-98, 1919-20, 1938-39

Programme Information: No programme is produced

Getting There:

Directions by road: At the south end of High Street take the 2nd left at Glasgow Cross along London Road. Stay on this road (A74) passing Celtic Park on the left. Over half a mile later take a turn off to the left called Causewayside Street (at traffic lights). First right off this street is Easterhill Street. Fullarton Park is on the right hand side of this.

Nearest Railway Station: Carmyle

Bus routes: Buses from Glasgow City Centre (Argyle St): First Buses 240, 255 and 61 to Tollcross Rd at Causwayside Street. From there it is a 5 minute walk to ground.