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QUEEN’S PARK FC
ALBION ROVERS FC
William Muir
Kieran Hughes
Blair Lochhead
Neil Parry
Gavin Mitchell
Ciaran Donnelly
David McGregor
Michael Dunlop
Scott Gibson
Ross Dunlop
David McWIlliams
Josh Mullin
Queen’s Park v Albion Rovers
SPFL League 2,
Saturday 21st March 2015
HAMPDEN PARK
3PM
Martin Maguire
Anthony Quinn
Alan Reid
Conor McVey
Kyle Turnbull
Shaun Rooney
Scott Chaplain
James Baty
Liam Cusack
Vinnie Berry
Gary Fisher
Darren Miller
Ally Love
Paul Woods
Marc McKenzie
Sean Burns
Gary Phillips
Lee Davison
Darren Young
Ross McPherson
Chris Dallas
Kevin Fotheringham
John Gemmill
John Carter
TJ McCluskey
Ciaran McElroy
Mark McGuigan
Bryan Wharton
Ross McNeil
Shaun Fraser
Jamie Pollock
Ryan Hynes
Jordan Moore
Referee: Grant Irvine
AR1: Stuart Hodge AR2: David Roome
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Once again, it is my
pleasure on behalf of
Queen’s Park Football
Club, to welcome Pat
Gillooly and his fellow
Directors, Darren Young
and his coaching staff
and the players and supporters of Albion
Rovers Football Club to Hampden Park for our
SPFL Division 2 match this afternoon.
This is the 5th match between the clubs this
season and although all have been closely
contested, we have yet to “break our duck”
against the Rovers! With the league being so
closely contested, it would certainly be a good
time for us to put one over our old rivals. No
matter, I’m sure it will be another highly
competitive, fiercely fought encounter.
A Word from the Gaffer.
Good Afternoon and a warm welcome to
today’s League 2 match against our near
neighbours and title challengers, Albion
Rovers.
We were delighted with our crucial victory
last week at Elgin, thanks to a last minute
winner by Jordan Moore, which certainly
made the long bus journey home pass
quickly.
Albion Rovers will be coming into this
game very confident after their midweek
victory over Arbroath which outs them in
poll position.
It should be an exciting and competitive
game this afternoon and hopefully we can
get our first victory against rovers this
season.
Once again thank you for your valued
support.
Enjoy the game.
I hope you all have a very enjoyable afternoon.
Gus MacPherson.
Ronald A Jack
President
Queen’s Park Football Club
Queen’s Park 1st Team
Season 2014 / 2015
Blair Lochhead, 20.
David McWIlliams, 21.
Goalkeeper
Defender
Sponsored By: Richard ‘Tich’ Keltie
Sponsored By Ron & Anne Jack
Ryan Hynes, 21.
Anthony Quinn, 32.
Forward
Midfielder
Sponsored By Ivy Riddell
Sponsored By Iain Campbell
Gavin Mitchell, 19.
Conor McVey, 20.
Defender
Midfielder
Sponsored By MJ Boyd
Consulting
Sponsored By Michael Curran
David McGregor, 33.
Defender
Sponsored By Iona Lindsay
Shaun Rooney, 17.
Midfielder
Sponsored By Iona Lindsay
William Muir, 19.
Bryan Wharton, 24.
Goalkeeper
Defender
Sponsored By Ivy Riddell
Sponsored By Des Arthur
James Baty, 26.
Ross McPherson, 26.
Midfielder
Forward
Sponsored By Ron & Anne Jack
Sponsored By Nick Smith
Scott & Sam Strain
Ivy Riddell
Vinnie Berry, 26.
Kevin Fotheringham, 25.
Midfielder
Forward
Sponsored By Audrey Codd
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Gerry Crawley & Marion Campbell
Darren Miller, 22.
Midfielder
John Carter, 27.
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Shaun Fraser, 26.
Midfielder
Ross Gallacher, 29
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Defender
Sponsored By Jack Gray
Ciaran McElroy, 23.
Forward
Scott Gibson, 20.
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Defender
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Paul Woods, 27.
Midfielder
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Sean Burns, 22.
Midfielder
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Jim Campbell
Lee Davison, 18.
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Thomas Collins, 17.
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Saturday 21 March 1874
Scottish Cup Final – Queen’s Park 2 Clydesdale 0
On this day 141 years ago, Queen’s Park made history by winning the first ever Scottish
Cup competition.
Queen’s Park had been members of the Football Association since 1870 but had come
to the view that Scottish clubs should have a national association of their own. They
invited the other Scots clubs to a meeting in March 1873 to consider having a
competition for Scottish teams in the following season. Representatives of eight clubs
attended the meeting and they agreed to organise a cup competition and form
themselves into a Scottish Football Association.
A total of 16 teams entered the first Scottish Football Association Challenge Cup
competition in season 1873/74. The clubs taking part were invited to contribute
towards the cost of purchasing a trophy and badges (medals). A total of £56 12s 11d
was raised. This enabled the SFA to purchase the Scottish Cup, which is now the oldest
soccer trophy in the world.
The Cup Final took place at the original Hampden Park on Saturday 21 March 1874 and
it was fitting that the country’s two leading clubs, Queen’s Park and Clydesdale, were
the finalists. This was the first meeting of the two teams. On their way to the final,
Queen’s Park had defeated Dumbreck, Eastern and Renton, while the Kinning Park side
had accounted for Granville, 3rd Lanark Rifle Volunteers and Blythswood.
The game had generated considerable interest and the handsome trophy had been
displayed in the window of the makers’ shop in Buchanan Street in the days leading up
to the match. An enthusiastic crowd of around 2,500 was present at the game. This
was a significant attendance in 1874, particularly given the relative inaccessibility of
Hampden Park.
In the early stages of the match, the players struggled with the extremely bobbly pitch
and strong, gusty wind. Clydesdale pushed forward with the wind at their backs but
the Queen’s Park defence stood firm. The first major incident of the game came after
half an hour and involved something not unfamiliar to modern-day fans – a
controversial refereeing decision. Following a corner kick, Clydesdale’s Fred Anderson
shot for goal. The ball was scrambled away but had it passed under the tape? In the
days before linesmen, the officials consisted of a referee and two umpires. One
umpire signalled a goal but the other umpire disagreed. Referee James McIntyre of
Ciaran Donnelly
Midfielder Donnelly is currently in his 10th
season with Albion Rovers having joined the
club in May 2005 from his first club Hamilton
the Eastern club settled the dispute by ruling in Queen’s favour. There were no goal
Accies. Having only featured on 7 occasions
nets or goal lines in those days and the spectators were very close to the playing area.
at Accies Donnelly moved to Cliftonhill and
Clydesdale maintained that the ball had not been cleared by the Queen’s goalkeeper,
has since went on to play for the club over
John Dickson, but had rebounded off a spectator behind the goal.
300 times with a return of 21 goals.
In the second half, Queen’s Park had the advantage of the wind at their backs and
John
Gemmellthe Clydesdale goal. Only great goalkeeping by the Kinning Park side’s
bombarded
Frontman
Gemmell
is currently
in his
thirdlevel. However, the gallant goalie was finally
captain Robert
Gardner
kept the
scores
spell
at
Cliftonhill
having
previously
served
beaten with 20 minutes to go when Billy McKinnon finished off an excellent piece of
the
club
2007
play
bybetween
sending the
ball over the ‘keeper’s head into the goal. As was the rule at the
between
2010
time, the teams then changed ends. Although Clydesdale once again had the advantage
career
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fitness began to tell in the latter stages of the
successful
spell
at
Stenhousemuir
where
he
match and Clydesdale, despite battling bravely,
were unable to claw themselves back
returned
a haul of 35 goals from a total of 59
into contention.
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for the new sport of Association football.
Scott
The Chaplain
Queen’s Park men who wrote their names in the history books on that March day
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were: goal
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spell
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career
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and Angus MacKinnon.
moving to Ayr United where he made 110
appearances
in 5 seasons at Somerset Park.
Events Elsewhere
He then went on to represent Partick Thistle,
Dumbarton and Annan Athletic with 2 spells
at Rovers in amongst those moves as well.
Since returning to Cliftonhill in July 2013 the
midfielder has amassed 68 appearances with
a return of 20 goals.
We extend a warm welcome to Hampden
today to Darren Young, his Albion Rovers
side and everyone associated with the club.
Rovers have had a great season to date
and currently sit top of the league with a
four point lead over Queen’s and an eight
point league over third placed, and longtime league leaders Arbroath.
The Cliftonhill side go into the game in great
form, having won their last four league
games, 3 of these away from home, and
also conceding only once along the way.
since taken charge of the side on 36
occasions; winning 20, drawing 7 and losing
just 9, giving him a win percentage of
55.5%.
The 36 year old has not just watched from
the side-lines this season and has featured
on 17 occasions chipping in with 2 goals.
Key Players
Neil Parry
The 28 year will be no stranger to Spiders
The Manager – Darren Young
fans after a highly successful 2 years at
Prior to taking over the helm at Cliftonhill Hampden between 2011 and 2013. In his 2
Young carved out a successful playing
seasons at Queen’s Park Neil made 75
career in the Scottish game representing
appearances and very quickly established
both Aberdeen and Dunfermline on over
himself as a fans favourite. Neil signed for
100 occasions each before going on to play Rovers in the summer of 2013 and
for Dundee, Queen of the South, Greenock immediately made the number 1 jersey his
Morton and then latterly Alloa before
own. He has gone on to make over 70
making the move to Rovers.
appearances in his 2 seasons at the club.
Michael Dunlop
Michael, like Neil Parry, is another player
who will be no stranger to the Spiders
faithful having spent the 3 seasons at
Hampden between August 2005 and May
2008. The 32 year old centre back then
went on to represent Dumbarton, Alloa,
Brechin and Stranraer before joining the
Cliftonhill side in the summer of 2013.
Michael has been an integral part of the
Rovers side this season.
Darren was appointed Player/Manager at
the Coatbridge side in June 2014 and has
Ciaran Donnelly
Midfielder Donnelly is currently in his 10th
season with Albion Rovers having joined the
club in May 2005 from his first club Hamilton
Accies. Having only featured on 7 occasions
at Accies Donnelly moved to Cliftonhill and
has since went on to play for the club over
300 times with a return of 21 goals.
John Gemmell
Frontman Gemmell is currently in his third
spell at Cliftonhill having previously served
the club between 2007-2008 and again
between 2010-2012. Having started his
career at Hampden the 30 year old striker has
gone on to play for no fewer than 9 senior
clubs in the Scottish leagues. He had a very
successful spell at Stenhousemuir where he
returned a haul of 35 goals from a total of 59
games before departing the Ochilview side in
the summer for a return to the Coatbridge
side.
Scott Chaplain
Chaplain, like Gemmell is also in his third
spell at the Coatbridge side. Scott started his
career as a youth player at Rangers before
moving to Ayr United where he made 110
appearances in 5 seasons at Somerset Park.
He then went on to represent Partick Thistle,
Dumbarton and Annan Athletic with 2 spells
at Rovers in amongst those moves as well.
Since returning to Cliftonhill in July 2013 the
midfielder has amassed 68 appearances with
a return of 20 goals.
Head to Head
Played 208
Queen’s Park 72
Draw 61
Albion Rovers 75
Previous meetings this season
Saturday 8th August 2014
Albion Rovers 1-0 Queen’s Park
Saturday 22nd November 2014
Queen’s Park 0-1 Albion Rovers
Saturday 31st January 2015
Albion Rovers 2-1 Queen’s Park
Club Records
Biggest win 12-0 v Airdriehill, Scottish Cup, 3rd
September 1887
Biggest defeat 1-11 v Partick Thistle, Scottish
League Cup, 11th August 1993
Record home attendance 27,381 v Rangers,
Scottish Cup, 8th February 1936
Club Honours
Scottish League Division Two (second tier)
Winners (1) 1933/34
Runners-up (3) 1913/14, 1937/38, 1947/48
Scottish League Second Division (third tier)
Winners (1) 1988/89
Scottish Football League Third Division
Runners Up (1) 2010/11
Scottish Cup
Runners Up (1) 1919/20
Scottish Division Two Play Offs
Winners (2) 2010/11, 2011/12
Club Kit Season 2014/15
To absolutely no one’s surprise, the thoughts
of playing a World Cup in the desert at the
hottest time of year should have been binned
by the time you read this nonsense. Despite it
being plain as plain can be on the front of the
bidding document that the World Cup would
be played in the summer, Qatar will now be
allowed to host the World Cup in, probably,
November and December of 2022.
Keith McAllister
The utter nonsense of awarding a tournament
to a country that bakes in the summer, and
maintaining that it would be held in that
baking summer, has been shown up as yet
another decision that shames FIFA. All the
ridiculous notions of playing games in climatecontrolled stadia are claptrap and even a
winter tournament in Qatar will be a
challenge for those at the side of the park, let
alone those who have to try to perform on it.
Who can forget Maradona’s outburst at
officials after the USA World Cup in 1994
when he asked, in no uncertain terms, how
the authorities expected great football in
hostile weather conditions?
The weather is only one of the worries. Most
European countries will now have to schedule
in at least two months of inaction, given that
international sides will have their players from
mid-October until mid-December. Add into
the mix that it’s a bit rich to expect players
who have just pushed themselves through a
demanding World Cup schedule to return to
domestic action straight away.
Irrespective of how much these guys
are paid, the toll on their bodies will
probably mean that half of the
2022/23 season will be written off for
those plying their trade in the top
leagues in the likes of England,
Germany, Spain and Italy. Eh…and
Scotland, of course!
With international fixtures being shuffled
around already so as not to affect the
bigger leagues and the UEFA club
competitions (Scotland v Gibraltar on a
Sunday evening appeal to anyone?), it is
most likely that national team matches
will be hit hard. Forget about friendlies.
The game’s gone mad and it doesn’t help
when lunatic decisions like even thinking
Quite apart from the effect on the
about playing in the desert sun in
obscenely funded English Premiership,
summer when temperatures start off in
let’s not forget that the dripping roast
the mid 80s and regularly rise above 100.
that is the Champions League will be
Any other organisation, with the possible
affected too. As it expands the allexception of the International Olympic
encompassing hold that it has on
Committee who are equally cavalier
midweek football, when will a lot of
when making decisions, would hang its
these fixtures be played? Will the
head in shame. But don’t expect that to
Champions League be shortened? When happen in FIFA Towers. Despite the
there’s money involved….can you see
dreadful record of corruption in the
that happening?
higher echelons of that organisation and
the ludicrous goings on when awarding
And can you see Sky sitting back and
hosting rights recently re World Cups,
accepting that the bonanza of Super
expect there to be no change at the top
Sundays and Champions League
when the votes are cast soon for the job
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays
of heid bummer. It’ll be business as
will be seriously curtailed?
usual with the usual handshakes all
For the domestic leagues, there is yet
round and “as you were”.
another problem in that it has been
It’s a dreadful situation, but one which
decreed that domestic matches cannot
will endure. The game may be simply
take place in competition with many of
awash with cash at the top level, but not
the nights that Champions League
with integrity. Sad. Innit?
fixtures are being played. And it gets
worse…….
Saturday 7th March 2015
Queen's Park 1 East Fife 0
Spiders Line Up -Muir, Mitchell, Burns, Berry, Quinn, Wharton, Woods (McVey 90), Miller,
McPherson (Carter 83), Fraser and McElroy (Gibson 79).
SUPPORTERS’ NOTES
STUART MCGRADY FUND
A huge “thank you” to all those who contributed to our efforts to raise funds to support Stuart
McGrady’s family a couple of weeks ago. Between donations and the amazing amount of cash
given over at the quiz night, a total of £1,180 was raised to add to the fund set up by his exteammates at Hampden. Should you wish to contribute to the fund, which is now almost
£5000, the site link is: http://gogetfunding.com/project/stuart-mcgrady-memorial-fund
SALE OF DRESSING ROOM DOOR SIGNS
I fell heir to a number of dressing room door signs from Hampden Park and I’ll be selling these
off on Saturday at the Souvenir Shop. Most will be £5.00, but some will be £10.00 and all
money raised will be going to the Stuart McGrady Fund. There are clubs ones including Thistle
and Celtic, plus various international sides. These are one-off souvenirs and you really won’t be
able to get these anywhere else.
SOUVENIR SHOP
A big thanks to those who have been patronising the souvenir shop since we moved back to
Hampden. It’s no secret that sales out at Airdrie were very concerning, but it’s been heartening
to be back shifting loads of QP articles again.
Great news for you gastrognomes out there…Queen’s Park macaroon bars and tablet is back on
sale at the souvenir shop. Hurry, hurry, hurry!
AWAY TRAVEL: Hopefully we can rouse a decent number of you to come along to support the
team (and the away buses) for two big yins coming up:
BERWICK 28th March: Clarkston – 10.30, Mount Florida – 10.45 and High Street – 11.00am.
MONTROSE 4th April: Clarkston – 10.15, Mount Florida – 10.30 and High Street – 10.45am.
Costs for both will be: Adults in employment £14.00; concessions £11.00; under 16’s £5.00.
Those turning up on the day will be paying an additional £1.00. Please note that if anyone buys
a ticket in advance and can’t make the trip a full refund will be given or an exchange for a future
bus ticket. Just a wee reminder – travel tickets should be bought in advance, or you should let
Graeme Shields know that you’re intending to travel with us. Tickets are on sale from the Shop
and Graeme Shields on a Saturday, but if you don’t have a ticket, contact Graeme direct on –
07730587526; Email – [email protected]
DOUGIE MACKIE
I was reminded that QP fan Dougie Mackie sadly died 10 years ago this week. As gruff auld
rascals go (a kindred spirit, of course), he was one of my favourites! Someone recently
introduced me to his granddaughter, Aimee, who took up supporting Queen’s regularly a few
years ago in memory of Dougie, such was the effect he had on her. In an era where money
seems to rule the game, stories like this are quite touching.
Keith McAllister ([email protected])
Bookings: Wharton
Key Points:
11 A deflected McElroy shot from the edge of the box gave Queen’s an early lead.
43 Austin is sent off for a second yellow after a foul on Mitchell.
74 Berry fires a great shot from outside of the box that just goes inches over the bar.
Quite apart from the effect on the
obscenely
funded
English
Premiership,
90+1
The
last action
of the
games sees Burns bring a great save from Fleming.
let’s not forget that the dripping roast
that is the Champions League will be
Summary
affected
too. -Our
As itunbeaten
expands run
theatallHampden now reaches 6 games. It comes under real
pressure next against Albion Rovers, a team that seem to enjoy taking records from us at
encompassing hold that it has on
the moment.
midweek football, when will a lot of
these fixtures be played? Will the
Saturday 14th March 2015
Champions League be shortened?Elgin
When
City 1 Queen's Park 2
there’s money involved….can you see
Spiders Line Up -Muir, Mitchell, Burns, Berry, Quinn, Wharton, Woods, Miller,
that
happening?
McPherson
(Moore 64), Fraser (Carter 63) and McElroy (Gibson 81).
Bookings:
Wharton,
Fraserand
And
can you
see SkyWoods,
sitting back
Key Points:
accepting
that the bonanza of Super
2
A
Moore
free was headed
Sundays and Champions
League past Muir by Gilchrist to give Elgin an early lead.
37 A Wharton
long throw
is headed by Nicholson into his own net to level the
Tuesdays,
Wednesdays
and Thursdays
score. curtailed?
will be seriously
54 BWoods hits the post with a lovely left foot shot from the edge of the box..
For the domestic leagues, there is yet
another
problem
that
it has
90 Moore
winsinthe
game
forbeen
the Spiders with a dramatic winner that loops past
decreedLaidlaw.
that domestic matches cannot
take place in competition with many of
the nights that Champions League
Summary -Queen’s first away win of 2015 keeps the Spiders in the hunt for the league
fixtures are being played. And it gets title.
worse…….
At 33 years of age he was transferred to
Second Division Derby County for
£5,000. Derby’s manager, a young genius
called Brian Clough and his assistant Graham
Taylor, moved Dave to a sweepers
position. He helped the team to move swiftly
from defence to attack. These tactics helped
County win the Second Division Championship
in his first season 1968/69.
In 1971, the year before Derby became
Football League Champions, Dave left to
become player/manager of Swindon Town. He
DAVE MACKAY
then had a brief spell as Manager of
So Good they put his face on postage stamps! Nottingham Forest, before arriving back a
Derby as manager following the shock
Sadly, Dave MacKay passed away recently. He
resignation of Brian Clough in 1973. In his first
was one of the all time football legends at
full season in charge, Dave emulated Clough
both Heart of Midlothian and Tottenham
and Taylor by taking Derby to the League
Hotspur. He then had a successful spell at
Championship. Surprisingly, he was dismissed
Derby County. Dave is often described as one
from his post after a poor start to the 1976/77
of football’s greatest “hardmen”. This
season.
description does not do him justice. Sure, he
was tough but he was fair and sportsmanlike. Dave later had spells managing Walsall,
Doncaster Rovers and Birmingham City. He
He was one of the great all round midfielders
also coached in Egypt and Qatar. Dave played
of all time. He joined his first senior club,
22 times for Scotland and scored four goals for
Hearts, in 1953. In six years at Tynecastle he
his country. He was a member of the squad
won a League title, a Scottish Cup and two
that travelled to the 1958 World Cup in
League Cups. At this time he played against
Sweden. Dave also took part in a landmark
the last Queen’s Park team to play in
Queen’s Park event. The Spiders celebrated
Scotland’s Top Division but, as Hearts gave the
their Centenary in 1967 and two special
Spiders a few right hammerings, we’ll skip over
matches were played at Hampden to celebrate
that!
it. In the first, Queen’s played a British
Dave, a Hearts fan as a boy, didn’t really want Amateur Select and drew 0-0. In the second
to leave Tynecastle but seemingly Hearts
Dave captained Tottenham in a glamour
wanted the money when he was sold to
friendly with Celtic which ended up in an
Tottenham in 1959 for a fee of £32,000. At
entertaining 3-3 draw.
Spurs Dave was a member of the first team to
Yours in the Beautiful Game
win the League and FA Cup double in the 20th
century in season 1960/61. He won two more Dave MacPuzzle
FA Cups and was in the team that won the
Scottish Football Museum
European Cup Winners Cup in 1962/63 (the
first British side to win a major European
trophy). At Tottenham he played alongside
other Scottish legends – Bill Brown, John
White and Alan Gilzean.
Club
PLD GD PTS
Albion Rovers
29
24
58
Queen’s Park
29
18
54
Arbroath
29
18
50
East Fife
28
2
38
East Stirlingshire 29
-17
38
Annan Athletic
29
-1
37
Elgin CIty
27
-4
34
Clyde
29 -12
34
Berwick Rangers 27
Montrose
More stats available at www.queensparkfc.co.uk
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29 -31
31
26
Queen’s Park Player of the
Day awarded to Bryan
Wharton after Queen’s
Park v East Fife. POTD was
presented by Match
Sponsor David Riddell.