Albion Rovers v Livingston 2001-2
Albion Rovers v Livingston 2001-2
Scottish Cup third round tie, has anyone got details on this match ?, was the first game played at Cliftonhill and abandoned due floodlight failure at half-time with the second game being played at New Broomfield ?
Albion Rovers: Fahey, McKenna, Lumsden, Hamilton, Easton, Booth, Waldie, McKenzie, McLean, McCormick, Bonar Subs not used :Shearer, Diack, Coulter, Burrows, McMullan
Livingston: McEwan, Brinquin, Bollan, Rubio, Andrews, Anderson, Quino, Wilson, Tosh, Fernandez, Bingham Subs not used: Culkin, Caputo, Aurellio, Del Nero, Hart
0-0 Abandoned at Half-Time
Referee George Clyde
Attendance 1116
Livingston: McEwan, Brinquin, Bollan, Rubio, Andrews, Anderson, Quino, Wilson, Tosh, Fernandez, Bingham Subs not used: Culkin, Caputo, Aurellio, Del Nero, Hart
0-0 Abandoned at Half-Time
Referee George Clyde
Attendance 1116
Re: Albion Rovers v Livingston 2001-2
The game was definitely abandoned due to floodlight failure and replayed at the Shyberry Excelsior Stadium.GMartin wrote:Scottish Cup third round tie, has anyone got details on this match ?, was the first game played at Cliftonhill and abandoned due floodlight failure at half-time with the second game being played at New Broomfield ?
I haven't got the details to hand right now but the second game attracted a substantially larger crowd - admission charges were much lower.
The crowd at the second game was 2234 and Livingston were on a roll at the time so it doesn't look out of kilter to me. 'Rothmans' gives a Cliftonhill capacity of 2496 for that season. Two seasons previously there was a crowd of 1682 for a Scottish Cup tie v Partick Thistle.MadMac wrote:The crowd of 1116 looks suspicious - could Cliftonhill even hold that many at that time?
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That was indeed the case - I was at the game in question. Oh how we laughed while watching the action unfold unhindered at crumbling Cliftonhill to learn that the Celtic - Inverness tie had been postponed due to high winds that threatened to blow the Parkhead roof off. Of course we all got an even bigger laugh when that particular fixture eventually took place....qpsnapper wrote:Rovers used to open the terracing opposite the main stand if they were expecting a big crowd, I'm sure that's what they did for the Thistle cup game mentioned above.
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