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I have a note saying Ex- Dunfermline coach and kitman Joe Nelson skippered the Scottish side v the Hungarian Miners in 1963. Joe, at that time, was Lochore Welfare’s left back. A Fife team mate in that match was Morris Aitken of Dundonald Bluebell.

Yes the Cowdenbeath opening match v Celtic is correct although the lights were first used on 11 September 1968 in a midweek game v Clydebank

As far as I know he played v Aberdeen in the Scottish Cup in Feb 1924 and that was his Cowden career

From CFC Website/Facebook Cowdenbeath FC – A History 1880-2020 They do say when life gives you lemons you should make lemonade! Well we decided to take that advice. The abbreviated 2019/20 season meant the award winning Blue Brazilian Matchday programme was not produced for the last 3 scheduled home...

1 Kelty Our Boys 0 v Whitburn 6

2. Royal Marines 0 v KOB 2 Preston (5 mins) & Newman (2nd half)

Does anyone know which Scottish clubs included the Football League Review with their programme when that publication was in existence? I have a Falkirk programme with a Football League Review inside it and I understand Aberdeen also issued it with their programme for a time.

Fife Football Association AGM Welcomes New Members The AGM of the Fife Football Association was held last night at New Central Park, Kelty. Office Bearers for season 2019/20 were confirmed as David Allan (Chairman), Stephen Mill (Vice-chairman) and Bob Mullen (Secretary/Treasurer). The 2018/19 Fife ...

The goalkeeper listed as Charlie Wright of Rutherglen Glencairn says in the notes that John Litster has him as Ernest Wright. Ernest is correct - he is on Facebook and it highlights he was a goalkeeper for Rutherglen Glencairn in the 1960s and was capped in the 1960s. Charlie Wright played for Ruthe...

I thought that Twechar Rangers were a junior side right up until the 2nd World War apart from the period 1931-33 when they were effectively in abeyance after losing their ground. Twechar United I think were juveniles until going junior round about 1933

gogsy1968 wrote:Always wondered if the minutes were still around or had been lost over the years. Do they give any mention to games where results seem to be missing?

I would need to have a trawl through - but cant see all that many scores recorded

I wrote the history of the Fife Cup just a couple of years ago - but now you have such interesting aspects as Burntisland's first win and Kelty joining the Fife FA (and maybe other clubs soon) which make me wish I could add to it! I also have now had access to the Fife FA's minutes which date back t...

And Kelty Hearts join the Fife FA and will be at home to Raith Rovers in their first ever Fife Cup tie next season

And Burntisland Shipyard win the 2017/18 Fife Cup - the first time they have ever won the trophy

Copy of a post on here from 2015 by Partick Thistle Substitutions in the Scottish game Postby Partick Thistle » Mon Mar 16, 2015 3:34 pm I compiled this guide for myself as I couldn't see such a thing elsewhere on the web. I post it here in case it may be helpful to others via this highly searchable...

Yes he will be a trialist - trialist, junior, a.n. other were all used more or less interchangeably