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Everyone at Central Park is looking forward to competing in what will hopefully be our first full season in the East of Scotland League. I felt we were just starting to find our feet at this level when the league came to a halt.

Manager James Adam is putting together a decent looking squad. We've had three wins out of three against local amateur sides so far with some good tests still to come before the league kicks off on the 17th July.

Unfortunately today's match against Hill of Beath has been postponed. We are due to play away to East Fife U20s on the 3rd of July. Then we have a trip to Dundonald Bluebell on the 10th of July.

 

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So our sesson will get underway on July 17th at Stirling University. Last season, the season that never was, we were denied a win when the students levelled with an injury time free kick. If we can just hold on that wee bit longer this time around [emoji120][emoji120]

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Goals from new signings Kearyn Hicks and Lee Celantano sadly weren't enough to stop Lochore going down 3-2 to East Fife U20s in Methil today.
Special mention to the guy who scored from the free kick for the home side's second goal. Not many keeper's in the country would've stopped that one.
Wishing both East Fife and East Fife U20s all the very best for 2021/22 season

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A 3-0 defeat at Premier League Dundonald wasn't as bad a result as it sounds. Two goals in the last seven minutes killed us off. Work stopped me being there but I've been told that it was a pretty decent performance from Lochore.
We have one more friendly before the season starts next week and that is on Tuesday when we travel to Windygates to take on Greig Park Rangers.

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A midweek 4-2 victory over Greig Park Rangers has set us up for our opening league match tomorrow at Stirling University tomorrow. Our last competitive match was at Eyemouth and that feels like it was years ago.
Players and committee can't wait to get back into action tomorrow.
Up The Welfare[emoji460][emoji460][emoji460][emoji460][emoji460]

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On what was a cracking day for football, Lochore came back from 2 goals down to win 3-2 and take the three points from there opening match at Stirling University EOS.
The Students were two up after half an hour and, to be honest, it should've been more. Having centre back Kearyn Hicks go off injured early in the match didn't help Lochore's chances. A good run down the right from Robbie Crawford ended with his cross being fired home by Ewan Suthetland after 35 mins.
Welfare had a wee breeze at their back for the second half and made full use of it. The equaliser was a beauty. Jamie Leslie spying the Stirling keeper off his line and firing a shot over him from 35 yards out.
It was Lochore who looked most likely to grab the winner and it came when Joe Dawson headed home from a corner after 75 minutes.
A great start to the season for Lochore who can hopefully keep the monentum up when they visit Preston Athletic on Tuesday.

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Definitely disappointed to come away from The Pennypit with nothing last night. I thought it was a good hard fought match between two equally matched teams. A slip in midfield led to Preston scoring the only goal of the match. Our keeper had a couple of good saves in the first half but i thought Lochore had the better chances in the second half but just couldn't take them
I hope the young lad who pulled up with his hamstring in the second half is ok. It looked a sore one.
Heads up and on to match 3 in Luncarty on Saturday.

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Looking forward to tomorrow's game at Luncarty. I watched them destroy Lochgelly through the week so we are expecting a hell of a tough tie. No doubt Welfare have to be on top of their game to take anything away from Brownlands.
In our favour, we do have a couple of players returning from injury who missed the Tuesday night defeat at Preston.

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Definitely disappointed to come away from The Pennypit with nothing last night. I thought it was a good hard fought match between two equally matched teams. A slip in midfield led to Preston scoring the only goal of the match. Our keeper had a couple of good saves in the first half but i thought Lochore had the better chances in the second half but just couldn't take them
I hope the young lad who pulled up with his hamstring in the second half is ok. It looked a sore one.
Heads up and on to match 3 in Luncarty on Saturday.
Hes OK thankfully not as bad as first feared. Just a small tare not toren hamstring
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15 hours ago, aberfeldy said:

Looking forward to tomorrow's game at Luncarty. I watched them destroy Lochgelly through the week so we are expecting a hell of a tough tie. No doubt Welfare have to be on top of their game to take anything away from Brownlands.
In our favour, we do have a couple of players returning from injury who missed the Tuesday night defeat at 

 I wouldn't worry to much about it, been watching them and not many will take points off them at home. class side.

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On my way to our first home match of tge season. Oakley United are our visitors. The rain thats forecast doesnt seem to have appeared so its an ideal night for football and three points hopefully [emoji106]

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Couldn't make the game at Kinnoull yesterday but a 4-2 defeat brings us crashing back down to earth after our good midweek win against Oakley.
From the reports I was getting, it seems a couple of errors cost us badly. The sending off was also a bit soft. Our scorers were Celantano and Dawson.
We lost but still moved up the table from 11th into the top 10.
A wee break from league football this week as we host Leith Athletic at Central Park in round 1 of the Alex Jack Cup.

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You're never going to win cup ties if you give teams 4 goals of a start, and that was the case with us yesterday. 4-0 down after half an hour really put the tie beyond us.
Leith took their chances where we didn't.
We did give them a bit of a fright when we pulled it back to 5-3 but that poor first 30 mins was our downfall.
Final score Lochore Welfare 3 Leith Athletic 6

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