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Joe and Tommy McCulloch both played in that game
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Saddest of news
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Well said
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8 minutes ago, haufdaft said:
Like you, I would rather be based elsewhere but I agree that we should give Cumbernauld a last try.
5 years seems more than long enough to see if the town will get behind the team.I agree with some of your sentiments but think Clyde FC should be getting behind the town.
Having lived in the area for some years I don't think I've ever seen anything in Cumbernauld to indicate that Clyde FC even exists. Perhaps this is another bridge in need of repair.
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Depending on how we embrace the local community, and what extra revenue we are allowed to generate will be a key factor in our future development, regardless of where we end up.
With the continued good will of NLL and a lot of hard work from Clyde FC and their support I see no reason why Broadwood Stadium, with its great sporting facilities, should not be the very top of the list for our permanent home.
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Big shout out for the "Humpty Dumpty"boys who sat on the wall with their banner and sang their team home to victory. They must have got soaked. No stay at home fans these lads.Much respect.
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Oops wrong posting.
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Rest of U.K. To get warmest temperatures for years and there are flood warnings out in Scotland ( stop laughing )
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Housely would be a tremendous addition to the squad.
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Ken Horsley signed by Clyde from Ayrshire junior club Darvel.
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The Clyde FC 2018-19 Thread
in Scottish League 2 General Chatter
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Back in your box Jack. As you well know (or should) Bar 58 operated under 12 Special Licences, that arrangement has now come to an end and rather than reapplying for that this area is now being reconfigured as a licensed Cafe Bar with a permanent licence which can cater for both Home and the away support. So what makes you think that the “peeps in charge” would grant a license to other than the best of inclusive support at a well run club