Scottish Junior Cup Final Programme 2024

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SCOTTISH JUNIOR FA

FOUNDED 1886

Hampden Park

Glasgow

G42 9DD

OFFICIALS

President

Bobby MacNamara

Vice-President

Clark Nicol

Chief Operating Officer

Alex McDowall

Assistant Secretary

Kennie Young

Treasurer & Discipline

John Fyfe

East Region Secretary

John Reilly

North Region Secretary

Chris Auton

General Committee:

John Carroll

Brian Coutts

Neil Hardie

Barry Lemke

Gordon Thomson

Robert Watson

Programme Contributions:

Richard Henderson

Gerry Lafferty

Peter Rundo

Good afternoon and welcome to Broadwood Stadium,

Cumbernauld for today’s Season 2023–24 Clydebuilt

Home Improvements Scottish Junior Cup Final between

Arthurlie FC and Darvel FC.

It is a great honour for myself, on behalf

of the Association to welcome the Players,

Management and Committees of both

great Clubs, but more importantly to you,

the supporters from Barrhead and Darvel

today and hope this will provide an

exciting conclusion to the Season for all.

I would like to thank our sponsor of this

years’ tournament, Clydebuilt Home

Improvements and to Only Sport who

sponsor this season's Team of the Round

for their continued financial support of the

competition this season. This has allowed

the Scottish Junior Football Association to

provide the largest prize money and

increased incentives to the Trophy’s

competitors in all of Scottish Non-League

Football.

The tournament continues to be enhanced

by BBC Alba who will again provide the

live television coverage to the footballing

nation for those unable to attend in

person today and we are now in the

second year of our five deal with our

media hosts to continue and strengthen

our partnership with them.

The Scottish Junior FA would also thank

North Lanarkshire Council and N.L. Active

for their help in organising and providing

the host venue for today’s Final as we also

enter the second year of our venue

partnership and to the many others who

have contributed to the tournament.

On a personal note, I would like to express

my appreciation to Alex McDowall our

Chief Operating Officer, our Assistant

Secretary Kennie Young and John Fyfe,

Treasurer, our administration staff and the

Management Committee of the Scottish

Junior Football Association in getting us to

this stage of the Competition successfully.

to bring the National Trophy to the Irvine

Valley for the first time, the best of luck

this afternoon and hope for a thrilling and

sporting match from both sides.

As the competition enters its 138 th Year

being the 5th Oldest National Trophy in

the World, the competition continues to

retain its historic significance for the

communities in Scotland with a

contemporary financial benefit for the

Clubs participating.

“Enjoy the game!”

Bobby

Bobby MacNamara

President

Scottish Junior FA

I wish both sides Arthurlie FC, looking to

win their 3rd Scottish Junior Cup for the

Barrhead side and to Darvel, as they aim

A very warm welcome to Broadwood Stadium to what is

the 136th Scottish Junior Cup Final.

The road to the Final of the fourth oldest

cup still played for in world football started

back in August for 114 clubs and reaches it’s

climax this afternoon with Darvel and

Arthurlie.

The added reward for today’s winners is a

place in next season’s Scottish Cup along

with our SFA licenced clubs. Everyone

watched Darvel on TV as they beat Aberdeen

a couple of seasons ago, they’ll be dreaming

of another chance next season & Arthurlie

will be dreaming of their first visit into the

senior Scottish Cup competition.

Football at our level is all about the

communities, and it’s great to see the

communities of Barrhead and the Irvine

valley getting right behind their clubs in

their plans for this final. Open days, parties,

bunting in each town centres and big sendoffs

for the buses heading to Broadwood is

just what we want to be seeing. Well done

to the organisers.

Need to thank a number of people for their

help this season.

The match sponsors today are Clydebuilt

Home Improvements, and we thank them for

their ongoing support for another year. Their

commitment to the association has been

very gratefully received in the last few

seasons and we hope they enjoy the day as

our guests again.

I would also like to thank OnlySport for their

support once again. As well as their financial

support, their sponsorship of the exit draw

in every round of the Cup benefits the teams

directly to the tune of £500 each and is very

much appreciated by the recipients.

Indigo Verified Communications are a new

sponsor of the competition this year, but

they are a business and people that I know

well. They are a great support to football at

our level and hopefully this season is just

the start of a fruitful partnership.

Thanks also go to BBC Alba who not only

financially contribute to the competition but

offers those unable to attend the ability to

watch at home, keeping the Scottish Junior

Cup Final that bit more special.

We have a new Charity Partner in Libby &

her team at Back Onside, who do some

fantastic work with players and clubs all

across Scottish football. A wonderful charity

that deserves far more support and funding

than it currently gets.

Thanks go to the team at Broadwood for

helping us make our first final here last year

such a success, and for the smooth planning

of this year’s event. North Lanarkshire

Council deserve a lot of credit for

acknowledging everyone’s preference in a

Sunday afternoon final & accommodating the

dates.

It would be remiss of me not to mention our

own committee of President Bobby

MacNamara, Vice-President Clark Nicol and

Assistant Secretary Kennie Young who have

ensured the smooth running of the

competition. I would also like to thank John

Reilly and Chris Auton for all their continued

help.

Finally, I just want to wish both teams,

Darvel and Arthurlie, all the very best on

Sunday. Look forward to it being a great day

at Broadwood and everybody having an

enjoyable final.

“Thanks to everyone

for your continued

support, all the best

guys”

Alex

Alex McDowall

Chief Operating Officer

Scottish Junior FA

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WELCOME

Kilmarnock Pie!), hospitality suite, disabled parking

& disabled toilets.

The high point of their 132 year history is

undoubtedly reaching the 1976 Scottish Junior Cup

Final, where they were defeated 3-0 on the day by a

strong Bo'ness side in a thrilling final.

The team was managed from June 2013 to November

2017 by Scott Clelland, and under his stewardship

Darvel lifted the Ayrshire District League title in 2016

–17 to gain promotion to the West Super League First

Division, which was the second tier of the SJFA West

Region league structure.

A very warm welcome to

Darvel Football Club!

A BRIEF HISTORY

Darvel Football Club, also known as “The Vale”, was

formed in 1889. Their club colours are royal blue and

their change colours are all black.

Recreation Park has been the home of Darvel FC

since their inauguration in 1889 and is situated at the

foot of Irvinebank Road, in the centre of Darvel.

There used to be a very successful social club at the

ground, which was sadly demolished a number of

years ago. The facilities at the ground have been

improved beyond all recognition since John Gall took

over as Chairman, and as well as radical pitch work

they can now boast first class dressing rooms, the

Kier White Suite, a 60 capacity seated main stand, a

100 capacity covered enclosure, a disabled

enclosure, a pie hut (where you can buy the famous

Darvel announced in February 2019 that Colville Park

manager Michael Kennedy would be the new manager

for the season 2019–20. In only his first season in

charge, Darvel and Blantyre Victoria were declared

joint-winners of the West Region Championship in

2019–20, after the season was prematurely halted by

the COVID-19 pandemic.

Darvel went one better the following season, as they

were crowned Premier Division Champions in 2021-22

before missing out in the Lowland League play-offs

against a strong Tranent side. A West of Scotland Cup

win in April 2024 keeps the remarkable run going.

The adventure that began in 1889 continues…

Nickname:

Founded: 1889

Home Ground:

“The Vale”

Recreation Park

Current League: WOSFL Premier Division

Manager:

David Winters

THE GAFFER

A Scottish Cup finalist as a player with Pollok,

David is looking to go one better this time with

Darvel after taking over as Caretaker Manager

following Tony McInally’s departure. Very highly

regarded by the East Ayrshire club, he will join

new Manager Mick Oliver’s backroom team when

he takes over the reigns in the summer.

Enjoyed a stellar career as a player with Dundee

United, Ross County, Livingston & Ayr Utd before

stepping into coaching, David was at the helm as

the Vale lifted the West of Scotland Cup at

Broadwood in April & is looking to cap a remarkable

season at Recreation Park.

www.darvelfc.com

DARVEL F.C.

1. ANDY LEISHMAN 2. ROSS BARBOUR 3.DANNY O’HALLORAN 4. DAVID SYME

GOALKEEPER RIGHT-BACK LEFT/CENTRE-BACK CENTRE-BACK

5. STEPHEN BRONSKY 6. SCOTT WALKER 7. LEON MURPHY 8. DEAN CAIRNS

CENTRE-BACK CENTRE MIDFIELD WINGER CENTRE MIDFIELD

9. JORDAN MOORE 10. REEGAN AITKEN 11. KYLE HUTTON 12. KEIR RONNEY

FORWARD WINGER CENTRE MIDFIELD FORWARD

PLAYER PROFILES

14. MARK SIDESERF 15. GRAHAM WILSON 16. CRAIG MOORE 19. NATHAN BAIRD

LEFT-BACK FORWARD FORWARD MIDFIELDER

21. ANDY WILSON 22. SCOTT PATERSON 23. ROSS CALDWELL 24. AARON CARMICHAEL

GOALKEEPER FORWARD MIDFIELDER DEFENDER

25. AARON BROWN 26. ROBBIE CAIRNS 27. JACK DUNCAN

30. JACK HOWIE

FORWARD MIDFIELDER CENTRE-BACK GOALKEEPER

1976 SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP FINAL

Sunday 24 th April 1976

Hampden Park, Glasgow

BO’NESS UNITED

(Scobie, Miller, Temperley)

3-0 DARVEL

(Attendance: 20,161)

Bo’ness United: Ferguson, Jim McQueen, McGuinness, Miller, John McQueen,

McGeachie, Scobie, Balanowski, Mitchell, Temperley, Anderson.

Darvel: McLuskey, McAllister, Leckie, Parrie, Frew, Gilmour, Kirkland, Walker,

Currie, Leonard, Morton. SUBS: Ferguson, McFarlane.

Referee: D.A. Murdoch (Motherwell)

SEMI-FINAL REVIEW

AUCHINLECK TALBOT 0-2 DARVEL

Friday 12th April 2023

Clydebuilt Home Improvements Scottish Junior Cup Semi-Final

Beechwood Park, Auchinleck

DARVEL 0-1 AUCHINLECK TALBOT

Friday 19th April 2023


Recreation Park, Darvel

BYE

4-1

2-1

4-0

3-0

2-0

0-1

4-0

6-1

3-3

(Pens 4-3)

3-2

2-1

2-2

2-1

WELCOME

1929 after financial difficulties forced them to resign

their membership of the Scottish Football League.

Whilst a senior club, they reached the Scottish Cup

quarter-finals on three successive seasons. Losing out

to Kilmarnock & Celtic twice.

The high point of their 150 year history arrived in

1937 when they lifted their first Scottish Junior Cup,

defeating Kirkintilloch Rob Roy 5-1 in front of a

crowd of 23,000 at Celtic Park. They repeated their

success in 1998 with a comprehensive 4-0 win over

derby rivals Pollok at Fir Park, thanks to goals from

Mark McLaughlin, Johnny Millar, Steve Convery and

Steven Nugent.

A very warm welcome to Arthurlie!

A BRIEF HISTORY

Arthurlie Football Club, also known as “The ‘Lie”,

was formed in 1874, which makes it amongst the 5

oldest clubs in Scotland. Their club colours are blue

and white stripes and their change colours are red

and yellow stripes, which are the colours of Barrhead

Youth Football Club to reflect their close working

relationship.

The Barrhead boys had been one of the pace-setters

in the early 2000s, having won the inaugural Super

League First Division and spending a record run of 15

unbroken seasons in the top flight before relegation

in 2018.

Joining the new West of Scotland Football League era

in 2020, Andy McFadyen & Craig Palmer led the club

to a remarkable “Invincible” season where they won

promotion back to the Premier Division in an

undefeated campaign.

The adventure that began in 1874 continues…

The ‘Lie play at Dunterlie Park in the heart of

Barrhead and have done since 1919, having moved

from the original Dunterlie Park which had been their

home since 1906. Their record attendance at

Dunterlie is 10,500, which came in a Scottish Junior

Cup tie in March 1939 against Cambuslang Rangers.

Nickname:

Founded: 1874

Home Ground:

“The ‘Lie”

Dunterlie Park

Current League: WOSFL Premier Division

Arthurlie were formed originally as a senior Scottish

Football club, but dropped into the Junior ranks in

Manager:

Colin Reilly

THE GAFFER

Colin Reilly has been Manager at Dunterlie since

March 2023, after moving to Barrhead after a

successful stint at Vale of Clyde. He led a charge

to safety at the end of his first season in charge

and a Scottish Junior Cup Final in his second only

adds to an impressive C.V. A disappointing

relegation this season is the only negative, but

the quality of football played this season has

been a credit to the club & optimism reigns for

their 1st Division campaign.

Originally a midfielder with Dundee United and

Greenock Morton in his youth, Colin began his

management career in Dubai.

www.arthurliefc.com

ARTHURLIE

1. GRAHAM BLACK 2. MAX KERR 4. LEE ROULSTON 5. ANTS EADIE

GOALKEEPER FULL-BACK LEFT-BACK CENTRE MIDFIELD

6. KYLE McCALLUM 7. CONOR BOLGER 8. JORDAN LEYDEN 9. TAM McGAUGHEY

MIDFIELDER WINGER CENTRE MIDFIELD FORWARD

10. DYLAN McGUIGAN 11. DYLAN DYKES 12. MO SUGUFARA 14. SCOTT ANSON

FORWARD FORWARD FULL-BACK FORWARD

PLAYER PROFILES

15. CONOR BRADLEY 16. DYLAN FLETCHER 17. MICHAEL MacNEIL 18. LIAM STRAIN

FULL-BACK FORWARD CENTRE-BACK MIDFIELDER

19. LEWIS MAGEE 21. CIARAN McPHER- 22. JORDAN DUNCAN 23. MARK DOCHERTY

CENTRE-BACK MIDFIELDER FULL-BACK DEFENDER

24. BRYAN WHARTON 26. MAX CLARKE

CENTRE-BACK

GOALKEEPER

1976 SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP FINAL

Sunday 17 th May 1998

Fir Park, Motherwell

ARTHURLIE

(McLaughlin, Millar, Convery, Nugent)

4-0 POLLOK

(Attendance: 4,751)

Arthurlie: Cormack (McLean 82), Duncan, McLaughlin (Nugent 74), Allison,

Gardner, McGarvey, Millar, Archer, Quigg (Watson 85), Fulton, Convery. SUBS:

Brown, Phillips.

Pollok: Lowrie, O’Neil, Cranmer, Spittal (Walker 28), Ashcroft, Elliot, Fontana,

McLean, Paisley (Thompson 63), Diver, Morrison. SUBS: Bonnar, McLaughlan,

Smith.

Referee: C Hardie

SEMI-FINAL REVIEW

ARTHURLIE 2-2 JOHNSTONE BURGH

Sunday 14th April 2023


Dunterlie Park, Barrhead

JOHNSTONE BURGH 1-2 ARTHURLIE

Sunday 16th April 2023


Keanie Park, Johnstone

RYAN LEE

ROSS ANDERSON

(MATCH REFEREE) (ASSISTANT REFEREE 1)

Date of birth: 20 September

1996

Referee since: 2013

Date admitted to Scottish FA

list: 2016

What influenced you to

become a referee? A former

teacher of mine approached

me at school one day and

asked me if I fancied giving

refereeing ago. I was quite

surprised as like most 16 year

olds who grew up playing

football, refereeing was

never much of a thought for

me. So I then went along to

the introductory referee class

at Dalkeith Campus for 6

consecutive Sundays and I

have never looked back since.

I absolutely love refereeing.

What is your biggest

refereeing achievement to

date? When I started out

refereeing, achieving

Category 1 status as a referee

was what I’ve worked really

hard towards and I am

absolutely delighted to be a

Category 1 match official.

However, the biggest

achievement of my career to

date is undoubtedly today.

Just like players, we give

everything in our games each

week to hopefully be involved

in cup finals at the end of the

season. But to be involved

today, as referee, in the

Scottish Junior Cup Final is a

massive honour and privilege

and one I am really looking

forward to.

If you could referee a match

between any two teams and

at any venue, which teams

and where? You can never

say never in football but in

the future I would love to

referee an Old Firm derby in

the Scottish Cup Final. And as

much as I think Hampden

Park is great, and the perfect

place for this game, a one off

at the Santiago Bernabéu

wouldn’t hurt anyone.

What is the best thing about

being a referee? I would say

the best thing about being a

referee is creating memories

that will last forever. My

Grandpa, who sadly passed

away unexpectedly in 2018,

was my biggest supporter and

he used to travel with me to

all of my matches on a

Saturday. The memories I’ve

made with my Grandpa will

last forever and he always

said that he would hopefully

still be around to see me at

Category 1. I hope he’s

watching down on me today

with a smile and enjoys the

game.

What is your funniest

moment as a referee?

My funniest moment as a

referee has to be when I was

refereeing in Dunbar a

number of years ago, without

any assistant referees, and a

player who miskicked the ball

at full force, hit me square in

a place you don’t want to be

hit. I fell to the ground, let

out a “ooohhhh” as I

struggled to breathe, and

thought I was going to be

sick, which was met with a

few laughs from the crowd

and also a few “get it up ye”

chants. I struggled to find this

funny at the time as anyone

who knows what this is like

well…….just knows. But after

a few minutes I saw the funny

side and had a good laugh

about it after the match with

players and spectators. You

can’t ever take yourself too

seriously.

Date of birth: 15th May 1993

Referee since: 2012


list: 2015


become a referee? The high

school I attended offered the

course as a subject in 6 th

year. All my friends were

doing the course and I didn’t

want to miss out. After my

first game I never looked

back.

What has been your most

memorable match as a

referee so far? I was an

assistant referee during a

Motherwell v Sligo Rovers Cup

game at Fir Park. Growing up

in Motherwell, it was always a

dream to get on the Fir Park

turf and being on the pitch in

such a competitive game with

friends and family in the

stand was a great experience.



date? I was the Assistant

Referee at the Scottish Youth

Cup in 2014.




and where? The Milan derby

at the San Siro. The

atmosphere would be

electric.


being a referee? Being

involved in football at a much

higher level then I would have

ever reached as a player.

Do you have any hobbies?

Refereeing is my main hobby.

It takes up takes up a lot of

my time with training, games

and teaching the new

entrants classes. I have a

young family so spend all the

spare time I have with them.

KEVIN BUCHANAN

(ASSISTANT REFEREE 2)

SEAN MURDOCH

(4th OFFICIAL)

Date of birth: 18 September

1983

Referee since: 2018


list: 27th January 2022


become a referee? I stopped

playing at 28 years old after

an injury warning up in a

Scottish Junior Cup game and

always wanted to get back

into Football. I tried playing

for a short time after the

injury but never enjoyed it

the same. Then in 2018, a

friend who I was working with

at the time asked if I wanted

to do the introductory course

and I have honestly never

looked back. I honestly wish I

had done it earlier.



referee so far? It may sound

like a cliche, I enjoy every

game. However, my first

matches at every new ‘level’

will always be memorable for

personal reasons. My first

championship game at

Dunfermline is definitely one.



date? Being appointed to a

National Final today is

special.

It has also been great

progressing though the

Categories, however, being

promoted to Specialist

Assistant Referee

(Development) has to be my

biggest to date.




and where? Outwith Scotland

it would have to be Boca

Juniors v River Plate at La

Bombonera.

Who has been the best

player you have been on the

park with? I honestly couldn’t

pick one there are a lot of

very good players throughout

the leagues from the

Championship to the Juniors.


Football and spending time

with my wife Shelley and 2

kids Chelsea and Charlie.

Who is the worst dressed

referee you know?

A few would definitely say

me, however, not the worst

dressed but the one with the

worst haircuts by a mile is

Harry Bruce from Moray and

Banff. He had a mullet for a

national final!

Which referee takes the

longest to get ready?

I actually have no Idea, which

probably means me!!

Which referee has the worst

banter?

Another referee from the

Moray and Banff association,

Alan Proctor, it’s beyond

horrendous.


moment as a referee?

Trying to jump over and out

of the way of a ball being

played on the ground out of

defence and standing on top

of it and falling over.

Date of birth: 31st July 1986

Referee since: 2007


list: 2019


become a referee? I have

played football full time since

16 and ambition was always

to enter refereeing.



referee so far? Scottish

Youth Cup Final. Rangers v

Celtic. Game finished 6-5

AET. Great game to be a part

of.



date? Getting to Category 1.




and where? I would love to

try a fixture abroad. River

Plate v Boca!

Who has been the best

player you have been on the

park with? I played against

Wayne Rooney when I was

still playing. This was in his

peak time.


being a referee? Going to

new venues. Meeting new

friends and officials. Being

involved in games. I

personally love every aspect

of it.


Any time outside refereeing

and training to keep fit and

strong is spent with my wife

and 2 kids.

Who is the worst dressed

referee you know? Colin

Steven.

Which referee takes the

longest to get ready? Jamie

Wilkie’s hair takes him

around 45 minutes each day.

Which Referee has the worst

banter? Jamie Wilkie.


moment as a referee? When I

refereed amateur football. I

had someone score and he

stripped every part of his

clothing off.

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CUMNOCK 1-0 RUTHERGLEN

1886/87 Fairfield Govan 1931/32 Glasgow Perthshire

1976/77 Kilbirnie Ladeside

1887/88 Wishaw Thistle 1932/33 Yoker Athletic

1977/78 Bonnyrigg Rose

1888/89 Burnbank Swifts 1933/34 Benburb

1978/79 Cumnock

1889/90 Burnbank Swifts 1934/35 Tranent Juniors

1979/80 Baillieston

1890/91 Vale of Clyde 1935/36 Benburb

1980/81 Pollok

1891/92 Minerva 1936/37 Arthurlie

1981/82 Blantyre Victoria

1892/93 Vale of Clyde 1937/38 Cambuslang Rangers 1982/83 East Kilbride Thistle

1893/94 Ashfield 1938/39 Rutherglen Glencairn 1983/84 Bo’ness United

1894/95 Ashfield 1939/40 Maryhill

1984/85 Pollok

1895/96 Cambuslang Hibs 1940/41 Glasgow Perthshire

1985/86 Auchinleck Talbot

1896/97 Strathclyde 1941/42 Clydebank


1897/98 Dalziel Rovers 1942/43 Kirkintilloch Rob Roy 1987/88 Auchinleck Talbot

1898/99 Parkhead 1943/44 Glasgow Perthshire

1988/89 Cumnock

1899/00 Maryhill 1944/45 Burnbank Athletic

1989/90 Hill O’Beath

1900/01 Burnbank Athletic 1945/46 Fauldhouse United


1901/02 Rutherglen Glencairn 1946/47 Shawfield


1902/03 Parkhead 1947/48 Bo’ness United

1992/93 Glenafton Athletic

1903/04 Vale of Clyde 1948/49 Auchinleck Talbot

1993/94 Largs Thistle

1904/05 Ashfield 1949/50 Blantyre Victoria

1994/95 Camelon

1905/06 Dunipace 1950/51 Petershill

1995/96 Tayport

1906/07 Strathclyde 1951/52 Kilbirnie Ladeside

1996/97 Pollok

1907/08 Larkhall Thistle 1952/53 Vale of Leven

1997/98 Arthurlie

1908/09 Kilwinning Rangers 1953/54 Sunnybank

1998/99 Kilwinning Rangers

1909/10 Ashfield 1954/55 Kilsyth Rangers

1999/00 Whitburn

1910/11 Burnbank Thistle 1955/56 Petershill

2000/01 Renfrew

1911/12 Petershill 1956/57 Banks O’Dee

2001/02 Linlithgow Rose

1912/13 Inverkeithing United 1957/58 Shotts Bon Accord

2002/03 Tayport

1913/14 Larkhall Thistle 1958/59 Irvine Meadow XI

2003/04 Carnoustie Panmure

1914/15 Parkhead 1959/60 St. Andrew’s United 2004/05 Tayport

1915/16 Petershill 1960/61 Dunbar United


1916/17 St. Mirren Juniors 1961/62 Kirkintilloch Rob Roy 2006/07 Linlithgow Rose

1917/18 No Final Played 1962/63 Irvine Meadow XI

2007/08 Bathgate Thistle

1918/19 Rutherglen Glencairn 1963/64 Johnstone Burgh


1919/20 Parkhead 1964/65 Linlithgow Rose

2009/10 Linlithgow Rose

1920/21 Kirkintilloch Rob Roy 1965/66 Bonnyrigg Rose


1921/22 St. Roch’s 1966/67 Kilsyth Rangers

2011/12 Shotts Bon Accord

1922/23 Musselburgh Brun 1967/68 Johnstone Burgh


1923/24 Parkhead 1968/69 Cambuslang Rangers 2013/14 Hurlford United

1924/25 Saltcoats Victoria 1969/70 Blantyre Victoria


1925/26 Strathclyde 1970/71 Cambuslang Rangers 2015/16 Beith

1926/27 Rutherglen Glencairn 1971/72 Cambuslang Rangers 2016/17 Glenafton Athletic

1927/28 Maryhill Hibs 1972/73 Irvine Meadow XI 2017/18 Auchinleck Talbot

1928/29 Dundee Violet 1973/74 Cambuslang Rangers 2018/19 Auchinleck Talbot

1929/30 Newtongrange Star 1974/75 Glenrothes 2021/22 Auchinleck Talbot

1930/31 Denny Hibs 1975/76 Bo’ness United 2022/23 Cumnock

Unifying Your ICT Needs – We’ve Got It Covered!

Indigo Unified Communicaons is a UK focused

Informaon and Communicaons technology (ICT)

company.

Our aim is to ‘Make IT easy’ by simplifying processes

throughout the ICT journey by ensuring our customers

have access to our suite of the latest up-to-date

managed services.

Indigo House

291 Springhill Parkway

Glasgow Business Park

Glasgow

G69 6GA

From IT services, business mobile, hosted telecoms, print

and connecvity (Wi-Fi and broadband) – we’ve got it

covered!

0141 442 0202

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