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What funding do the owners currently provide?

Before St John's time, there were rumours of match-fixing when B Division champions Motherwell in their last game of the season, played bottom of the table (and headed for C Division) Dumbarton at Fir Park on 10 April 1954. The match ended 6-6, Motherwell having led 6-4 at half-time. This was at a time when Dumbarton were having difficulty meeting wages, the players having been unpaid for a number of weeks. This was only resolved a couple of weeks later, immediately before Dumbarton's final league match, when the Supporters Society came up with much of the outstanding amount.

I think at least one of these, perhaps Maley, is on amateur terms.

We played Aberdeen last season in the last 32 live on BBC on a Saturday with a 12.15 kick off (which was our fourth game in a week and less than 39 hours after we had completed our game against Airdrie on the Thursday night).

I imagine you'll get about 900 tickets.

Sounds like another Scott Lambie masterclass.

Looks to be an awful lot of grass on the pitch for early March?

I think Willie Waddell left Killie after winning the league in '65, so it was maybe Walter McCrae you were thinking of?

Yes subbed at half-time.

Think the year may be wrong, as there was only one Scottish Cup tie involving a Rangers in Februray 1967 and that was at Easter Road. I'm guessing the photo was taken in 1966?

A couple more. No hint of yellow in that strip.

Some colour footage of Boghead, possibly Sons v Albion Rovers on Wednesday 12 August 1959 in a League Cuo group game.

Our site says you can purchase at their reception before the match.

We'd put 8 past another Hibernian (Smithston) in the previous round. Just a shame we ended up losing to Hearts in the final!

It's definitely Murdo's brother Ally. He'd already established himself as a first team player by then.

Never seen or heard Easter Road being called "Hibernian Park" before.

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Looks like it was Tom and not Colin McAdam who played that night. Murdo MacLeod was a Sons player at the time, signing for Celtic a day or two later.

https://youtu.be/qKG6V5o4gQQ

If Stein had scored, he would have equalled Hughie Gallacher's individual record of scoring 5 in one game for Scotland.

As it was goal number 8, who could blame them?

3 ) Ronnie Simpson & Jim McCalliog 4 ) Frank McLintock 5 ) Martin Buchan 6 ) Stewart Houston 8 ) Willie Donnachie No idea who 1 ) is.

Is it Graham Leggat between John White and Bertie Auld?

Alex Scott after Ian Ure.

Jim Kennedy of Celtic I think.