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[griffiti on the wall]

I think Renfrew are gone
Kilbirnie should beat cambuslang and I expect Rob Roy and Troon to pick up a win in there last 4 games

[griffiti on the wall]

What is the goal difference like?Aye we need to find a goal scorer from somewhere.Even if it's from s set peice and we keep it tight at the back
We got goal scorers and creators in the team they just need to step up but would not under estimate any team but it's do or die now

Kilbirnie have -22
Renfrew - 25

[Tartan Tammy 1297]

Just now, griffiti on the wall said:

Kilbirnie have -22
Renfrew - 25

Two draws will see us safe but we will be playing to win need to go all out and beat Camby there season is over anyway ours isint 

[griffiti on the wall]

Don't know why table been updated Petershill game not finished yet

[griffiti on the wall]

Auchinleck 1 v Kilbirnie 0 FT

Beith 0 Kilwinning 3 FT

Largs A v Troon A ( 30 mins due to high winds )

Petershill 0 Hurlford 4 FT

Pollok 2 Renfrew 2 FT

 

League one

 

Shettleston 0 Shotts 3 FT

 

League two

 

Ardeer 1 Muirkirk 3 FT

Johnstone Burgh 1 St Anthony's 0 FT

Lesmahagow 2 Forth 5 FT

 

Friendly

 

East Kilbride Colts 1 St Rochs 2 FT

 

 

 

 

 

 

[ex-german exile]

FULL-TIME
[emoji1145]Petershill​ 0
[emoji1038]Hurlford United 4
[emoji460]️ M. McKenzie (35 mins)
[emoji460]️ Morrison (48, 75)
[emoji460]️ R. Robertson (50)

[Den Spark]

Lochee United 3 Tayport 0

Tayport obviously didn’t study the match report from Lochee’s victory over Kirriemuir Thistle on Monday evening or they might have taken steps to counter Bluebells captain Greg Kirk.

The skipper was on target with a hat-trick of headers against Kirrie and he was at it again with a first half double from Dougie Cameron corner kicks to set the home side on the way to another three points in their quest  for the Superleague title.

Tayport looked promising early and they went close with a free kick that just went past Jordan Millar’s left hand post but Lochee dominated after that and the visitors rarely threatened.

Lochee almost scored twice within a 60-second spell when Cameron and Reece Ritchie combined to set up Grant Lawson with a great chance which he put wide.

Less than a minute later Lawson returned the compliment to Ritchie whose effort came back off the Tayport bar.

The Bluebells took the lead on the half hour mark when KIRK got his head to a Cameron corner and bulleted the ball past Jack Shaw.

Seven minutes later the same combination struck again as KIRK stooped to knock the ball over the line.

Just before half time Tayport responded with a Luke O’Brien free kick that was easily held by the home keeper.

Four minutes into the second half a piece of quick thinking by Tayport striker Dayle Robertson saw him try to catch Millar out with a shot from the halfway line but the ball drifted wide.

Millar had to be alert again on the hour mark, turning a Jamie Gill free kick over the bar.

The visitors were soon pressed back, with the non-stop running of Danny Cavanagh presenting them with plenty of problems.

Ritchie set him up with a shot from the edge of the box which he sent wide on 66 minutes but, a minute later, Connor Birse found CAVANAGH on the edge of the Tayport box and his shot beat Shaw and ended up in the back of the net.

There were no further goals but Tayport dangerman Robertson almost grabbed a consolation in the dying minutes with a snap shot from 25 yards that flew just wide.

Lochee United: J Millar, D Millar, Kenneth, Kirk, McWalter (Reid 78), Cameron (Davie 73), Ritchie, Lawson, McNally, Cavanagh, Birse (Deasley 83).

Tayport: Shaw, O’Brien, Sturrock, Conway, Suttie, Zata (Christie 78), Payne (Chalmers 55), Mackie, Robertson, Rollo (Ireland 72), Gill.

[Shanner]

Talbot v Hurlford is going to be a corker of an occasion now. 

[nicotina]

lok 2 renfrew 2  ht 1-1

fraser got both lok goals

our pitch looked quite patchy 

worst crowd of the season   imo

holiday mode for fans + players

[lokforever]

Lesmahagow 2 (Scott Schoneville 53m pen, Jonny McStay 66m)

Forth 5 (Nathan Fell 31,32,94. Nicholas Collins 42. Andrew Skinner 79)

[Talbot supporter]

Talbot v Hurlford is going to be a corker of an occasion now. 

Biggest game in junior fitba that day

[Tartan Tammy 1297]

2 minutes ago, Talbot supporter said:

1 hour ago, Shanner said:

Talbot v Hurlford is going to be a corker of an occasion now. 

Biggest game in junior fitba that day

Not if you follow Ladeside 

[pumphy_man]

Harthill 3-0 West Calder

[superbigal]

Lochee United 3 Tayport 0
Tayport obviously didn’t study the match report from Lochee’s victory over Kirriemuir Thistle on Monday evening or they might have taken steps to counter Bluebells captain Greg Kirk.
The skipper was on target with a hat-trick of headers against Kirrie and he was at it again with a first half double from Dougie Cameron corner kicks to set the home side on the way to another three points in their quest  for the Superleague title.
Tayport looked promising early and they went close with a free kick that just went past Jordan Millar’s left hand post but Lochee dominated after that and the visitors rarely threatened.
Lochee almost scored twice within a 60-second spell when Cameron and Reece Ritchie combined to set up Grant Lawson with a great chance which he put wide.
Less than a minute later Lawson returned the compliment to Ritchie whose effort came back off the Tayport bar.
The Bluebells took the lead on the half hour mark when KIRK got his head to a Cameron corner and bulleted the ball past Jack Shaw.
Seven minutes later the same combination struck again as KIRK stooped to knock the ball over the line.
Just before half time Tayport responded with a Luke O’Brien free kick that was easily held by the home keeper.
Four minutes into the second half a piece of quick thinking by Tayport striker Dayle Robertson saw him try to catch Millar out with a shot from the halfway line but the ball drifted wide.
Millar had to be alert again on the hour mark, turning a Jamie Gill free kick over the bar.
The visitors were soon pressed back, with the non-stop running of Danny Cavanagh presenting them with plenty of problems.
Ritchie set him up with a shot from the edge of the box which he sent wide on 66 minutes but, a minute later, Connor Birse found CAVANAGH on the edge of the Tayport box and his shot beat Shaw and ended up in the back of the net.
There were no further goals but Tayport dangerman Robertson almost grabbed a consolation in the dying minutes with a snap shot from 25 yards that flew just wide.
Lochee United: J Millar, D Millar, Kenneth, Kirk, McWalter (Reid 78), Cameron (Davie 73), Ritchie, Lawson, McNally, Cavanagh, Birse (Deasley 83).
Tayport: Shaw, O’Brien, Sturrock, Conway, Suttie, Zata (Christie 78), Payne (Chalmers 55), Mackie, Robertson, Rollo (Ireland 72), Gill.

Very accurate bar the tayport free kick was struck by Jamie Mackie.

Cavanagh was indeed a real handful on the night.
Robertson the current super league top scorer was by far the visitors top player on the night.
Dougie Cameron pulled the strings for Lochee before taking the hump over an incident near the away dugout. He was substituted to a avoid the likely red card as the red mist descended.
Pretty much men against boys overall.

[jimbaxters]

What happened at Beith? Were Kilwinning that good or Beith that bad? Talbot go to Kilwinning in the run in so interested to find out.

[ThemightyHERTHA]

25 minutes ago, jimbaxters said:

What happened at Beith? Were Kilwinning that good or Beith that bad? Talbot go to Kilwinning in the run in so interested to find out.

Kilwinning were a big strong side and unfortunately Beith just never really got started from the first minute to the last minute, one of them the boots seemed on the wrong foot sort of nights, we can't have any complaints as kilwinning were worthy winners, Talbot will take care of kilwinning no problem though for me. 

[SoccerSmith]

I travelled all the way to Largs last night for the game to be abandoned. At least I had an enjoyable fish & chips.

[GNU_Linux]

I travelled all the way to Largs last night for the game to be abandoned. At least I had an enjoyable fish & chips.

Curiously its the second time Largs have had a game affected by high winds. Game vs Pollok earlier in season was postponed with roughly an hour before kick off due to high winds. Pitfalls of playing on the coast.

[ThemightyHERTHA]

1 hour ago, SoccerSmith said:

I travelled all the way to Largs last night for the game to be abandoned. At least I had an enjoyable fish & chips.

Which chippy Is the question? 

I'm a huge fan of gino's the one that sits across from the train station and  next to the sweet shop 

[ThemightyHERTHA]

1 hour ago, GNU_Linux said:

1 hour ago, SoccerSmith said:

I travelled all the way to Largs last night for the game to be abandoned. At least I had an enjoyable fish & chips.

Curiously its the second time Largs have had a game affected by high winds. Game vs Pollok earlier in season was postponed with roughly an hour before kick off due to high winds. Pitfalls of playing on the coast.

It was the exact same for the Largs v Beith game recently, the wind played a big part in a scrappy game, I've been to loads of games at largs and some as a neutral and I've never ever saw a good game down there.