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Lanark 1, Vale of Clyde 2.
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Just now, Virtual Insanity said:
It's probably gone off by now.
It was never ordered or cooked to go off!
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1 minute ago, jagfox99 said:
Id be stunned but not that surprised...
He talked his way into the Chief Executive job. I never
thought he would be back at Firhill after he and Derek
Whyte were sacked in early December that year - they still
owe members of the backroom staff a Christmas dinner
incidentally.
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3 hours ago, jagfox99 said:
Since it would appear we are going through an interview process we'll probably see daily changes to the odds on McBookie.
Duffy would apply I assume but I wouldn't want him as manager. Possibly as a DoF but there is nothing to suggest we are going down that route.
How would react if caretaker manager Gerry got the job?
Big interview piece and his thoughts on BBC Scottish Football
website.
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On 13/09/2018 at 21:22, BW Charlie said:
Totally agree. John Gibson must be right up there as well.
Played wel at champions Petershill last season. Has taken over
a coaching structure previously ran by John Hillcoat, and works
with young goalies on a Tuesday at the Sir Alex Ferguson Park
(Harmony Row). Also takes 1 to 1 sessions.
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On 13/09/2018 at 21:17, Tommy's Ring said:
Worst keeper I've seen in 40 years of watching Clyde has got to be JC Hutchison - total and utter nightmareMoved recently from Fauldhouse United juniors to Kirkintilloch
Rob Roy.
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2 minutes ago, Adrian Madaschi said:
Sena signs for the reserves.
Came through the Jimmy Johnstone Academy. His mother had
problems obtaining a visa to stay in the country, but that has
eventually been resolved.. Sena's development continued with
the excellent and dedicated coaches at Pollok Under-19s, and
his potential was spotted by the Juniors set-up. From what I
have seen, his best position is in central defence. Juniors manager
Tony McInally has used him in midfield, and he has become a big
favourite with the Newlandsfield Park supporters. Can I wish this
man every success at senior level.
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On 12/09/2018 at 14:47, Midlife Crisis said:
It's clear from the Chief Exec comments that Archibald is not under threat and has a job for life. Quite incredible that the board cannot see what we can all see. I believe that there is now a majority of fans who want to see change in the management team and if we lose this weekend, it will be near impossible for Gerry or chairman or anyone else not to do that.
I have watched the Chief Executive's latest effort on camera... the word pathetic
springs to mind. Ger... why dont you listen to the fans and if results continue as
they have done - especially a lack domestic wins alone ( which elsewhere would
result in the manager being replaced) - clear out the entire backroom staff?
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17 hours ago, Ad Lib said:
We all know which way this is going. Fifa will refuse permission.
Not if the SFA can help it. They are taking up Thistle's case... and we
know how well they deal with things
I am in your camp... FIFA will
throw out any chance of him playing any time soon.
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BIG thank-you to the family and staff at Diamond Football Company Ltd
for sourcing availability of World Cup Box Shape Nets for the Tin Pail.
They also arranged for ship transportation and safe arrival after going
through necessary paperwork. Not an easy task as I am sure Secretary
Jim Wilson will verify! The Vale have also taken delivery of pro corner
pole sets/flags, which like the World Cup nets, have been sponsored.
Well done to everyone concerned. All the manager ( Mark MacKay)
needs now is for his team to boost their goals-for column and convert
more of those missed chances!
Another tough fixture looming this week.
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12 hours ago, Mackay14 said:
The good news keeps coming for the vale as Gary Duggan was the next to sign, Gary joins us from newmains. Welcome to the club Gary
Looks like good progress being made regarding signings at the Tin Pail.
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On 09/07/2018 at 08:33, Boab17 said:
Was great to be back at the side of the park on Saturday as we played our first preseason friendly. We welcomed Newshot AFC to Viewfield. Newshot were winners of Greater Glasgow League and League Cup last season so it was always going to be a stern test for our new squad.
This wasn't played as a friendly as the visitors threw in a few meaty challenges early doors. This was a great test of character for the boys who took to the challenge and ran out 2-1 victors. It was a game we controlled well apart from a 15 minute spell in the second half. Some decent performances and a good hard shift. Training tomorrow night nd game against Lancraigs on Thursday night at home.
Clearly some fantastic work going on to re-establish the great image of the club.
Well done to all concerned. GK Coach
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2 hours ago, Mackay14 said:
SIGNING NEWS
Few more players put pen to paper last night for season 18-19. Will confirm all names as soon as they have been processed with the sjfaAnother very warm night ( Monday) for the latest Vale session. Great turn-out
yet again, and good to watch a young Greenock Morton signing in working
with the older goalkeepers - not only attached to the Tin Pail - but also
amateur football and Under-19s. Did not look out of place.
Attendances by all accounts at every training session have been very good.
Clearly a reflection on the way new manager Mark MacKay has gone about
his business from day one.
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On 07/07/2018 at 15:11, Mackay14 said:
Another great turn out with 20 boys going through another tough shift
The current weather conditions cant be making it pleasant for
managers, coaches and players to work in - no matter their
level in football - and especially if they are part-time.
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On 02/07/2018 at 11:30, Mackay14 said:
All at Vale Of Clyde are very saddened by the passing of our former manager Dennis Curran
Hearing funeral will be at Daldowie Crematorium on Wednesday, 11th
July at 12.45pm. Would anticipate many ex-players who played for Mr
Curran, plus coaches and committee members from the junior clubs
he was involved with will pay their respects.
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1 hour ago, Mackay14 said:
More good news as John McCue has agreed to return for season 18-19.
Another good resigning made by the new manager.
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SEASON TICKETS SALES: CLUB ANNOUNCEMENT AS OF WEDNESDAY,
JULY 4.
OFFICIALS have confirmed SEASON TICKETS are priced at £60 Adults,
and £35 Senior Citizens and Children - good value given the recent
re-shaping of the West Region set-up and the Tin Pail's division, which
now features Ayrshire clubs. Three promotion places are up-for-grabs.
For anyone interested in purchasing a season ticket(s) - and helping the
progression of the Tollcross club under new management - please respond
to this topic. Many thanks for your time.
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1 hour ago, TQ1910 said:
Good luck big man try get along to a game this season
Everyone around the club will be hoping the local community gets behind
and supports those people currently putting in long hours to improve
the Fullarton Park ground - plus the new manager and his players.
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9 hours ago, Donscott22 said:
Thats a mug shot lol. Another very enjoyable session with tom and the lads but also chuffed to have resigned for the season its my local club with great men behind the scenes and new gaffer marky is a top man whos really looking to push club foward on and off the park so was a no brainer to ignore other intrest and resign for the tinpail : )
Don, Goalkeepers have worked brilliantly. The lads - especially at Under-21
and Under-19 level - have taken a great deal from 3 sessions, and everyone
has encouraged and supported each other throughout. A real learning
process for the gks attached to amateur clubs. Totally agree with your comments
about "great men behind the scenes" - they deserve long overdue success.
The new managers methods are like a breath of fresh air, and it is good to hear
you have bought into his methods by staying at the Tin Pail. Good luck for the
season ahead.
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7 hours ago, Mackay14 said:
More good news tonight as keeper Don Scott has signed for season 18-19
Judging by the expression on Don's face, the pre-season sessions must be hard going
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43 minutes ago, Arsene Tatters said:
Really sorry to hear that. A true gentleman. RIP Dennis.
Dennis had a great relationship with the good people at St Anthony.
Was also manager at Shettleston Juniors and Cumbernauld United.
I always found him to be very approachable on any aspect of junior
football, and I am positive his good friend Junior Gibson, whose
training sessions Dennis reckoned were "top class", will be greatly
saddened over the news of his passing. RIP Mr Curran.
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Venues listed for 4 league games in August On WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST 22nd, ASHFIELD will travel across Glasgow to
Fullarton Park ( kick-off 6.45PM) . At the end of that month
SALTCOATS VICTORIA F.C. host the Tin Pail.
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17 minutes ago, Viewparker said:
So pleased you are moving forward. I enjoy a wee day out at Fullerton Park. Good luck for the season , think if you can stay on the coat tails of the Gow you will be there or thereabouts.
New manager and committe will greatly appreciate your kind comments.As
yesterday demonstrated ( pre-season training sessions) everyone goes that
extra mile and more to make everyone welcome at Fullarton Park.
By the time clubs have completed around 6 league games a pattern will have
been established at the top end of the division. You take care.
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Manager Mark MacKay has confirmed two pre-season friendlies
against BSC and Wishaw Juniors - both away from Fullarton Park.
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I am in your camp... FIFA will
Well done to everyone concerned. All the manager ( Mark MacKay)
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VALE OF CLYDE - NEWS FROM FULLARTON PARK, TOLLCROSS
in Junior Football
Posted
No matter the outcome of today's game at Champions Lanark United, I want
to highlight the fantastic job Tin Pail Manager MARK MacKAY has done in his
first term at Fullarton Park. Pre-Match, not even a win against United would
guarantee them promotion if Carluke Rovers do the business with their games
in hand.
I had the honour of coaching alongside Mark during evenings in the second
half of last season when he won a treble with Saturday Morning Amateur club
Red Star. Even then he was getting more players to turn up for his Tuesday
nights - double in most cases - than the Tin Pail could muster on two evenings.
His planning - right from pre-season sessions when I was involved again - was
superb, and bringing John onto the backroom staff has been a masterstroke,
further highlighting "standards and a work ethic have to improve here."
Team discipline has also improved, and the Vale committee, who dont have cash
to splash on players, have been behind the manager every step of the way with
their support. Congratulations EVERYONE on an amazing turnaround.