Kirkintilloch Rob Roy F.C.

West Park-United 0.

East Kilbride YM2 Saturday fixtures Premier Division Darvill vs Kirkintilloch Rob Roy 1st Division Peter Silt vs Lanark United 2nd Division Ashfield vs Dalry Thistle Finnock vs.

Forth Wanderers.

3rd Division, Kello Rovers vs.

Rangers, Barry's.

Did you have anyone else? Rob Roy.

Rob Roy, yeah.

Did you ever go to the matches?

I used to jump in the wall.

while the budget was reduced to £35,000 for its second year.

It also details £900 spent on a year of pitch-side advertising at Rob Roy Football Club and £1,200 on Book Week Scotland workshops.

Despite the disagreements, The BID said it wants to move forward with its plans for the town.

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However, West Park United are through with a 5-1 win at Devon side of the North of Scotland Premier League.

There was a small number of league matches at the weekend as Kirkentilloch Rob Roy lost 1-0 away at Hertford United in the Premier Division.

Meanwhile, Finnart drew 2-2 as they travelled to Port Glasgow Juniors in the Second Division, Saturday Fixtures, Premier Division Kirkenthalers Rob Roy vs. Rutherglen Glencairn.

1st Division.

Nielsen vs. Petershill.

That article was written by Phil Lanning.

Stunning victory for Rob Roy.

The author of this article is unattributed.

An early goal from Marcus Lavery was enough to secure an impressive one-nil win for Kirkintilloch Rob Roy at Auchinleck Talbot in the third round of the South Region Challenge Cup on Saturday.

It took just two minutes for Kirkintilloch's fullback to find the back of the net, picking up the ball on the edge of the box and rifling a strike past the goalkeeper for what proved to be the only goal of the game.

With a strong wind at their backs, the Rabies continued to have the best of the first half and were unlucky not to add to their goal tally.

In the second half, Talbot threw everything at their visitors in a bid to get an equalizer, but came out, up against a robust defense and a goalkeeper in top form.

Some of the saves from Kyle Aitken were outstanding, and the players in front of him also put in some shift to keep the Ayrshire outfit at bay.

And, uh, some of the experienced players have really found their ending summer as well.

So, uh, like I say, obviously we brought in probably the sort of main acquisitions in the summer, like ones that are sort of well-known, like sort of Lee Gallacher, Liam McGonigle, uh, well-known, proven players in the West Premier League that obviously I've worked with Lee before at, at Rob Roy when he was, he was coming in through the game.

And Earnie's big move, and obviously had a great spell at Clydebank, but he felt he needed a change, and obviously Liam had a, a great season at Beith, as- assisting goals for a wide player, and he, he, he's so good at that.

He's so good at coming in off the wing and nicking in a goal at the back post or creating something.

Yeah, Alex Castles

...

he, Alex again, I'd worked with at Rob Roy, but Alex, Alex got... had a bad start to his park.

He did get an injury.

That was this week's District News, read by Ian.

Sport Rob Roy battled right to the end.

A report by Brian Yule.

Kirkenthal and Rob Roy battled to the end but lost on penalties to Banks O'Dee in the Scottish Cup first round.

It was the Highland League side who took the lead on their visit to East Dunbartonshire as Grady McGrath scored after 11 minutes.

Scott Granger came close to an equaliser for the hosts but his header came back off the post and it remained 1-0 at the break.

Rob Roy would get themselves level on the hour mark when Billy Mortimer fired in an acrobatic effort.

This would take the game to extra time and eventually penalties, with Bankso D coming out on top 9-8.