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Culter: Pirie, Collie, Scott, Thain, Rattray,
Calder, Stewart, Shand, McRitchie, Ord, Robertson. Subs: Farmer, Craik,
Christie, Morrison, Allan, Glass
Sunnybank: Mclntosh,
Thomson, Jappy, Crombie, Pirie, Wilson, Anderson, Somers, Law, Koc, Rintoul.
Subs: Steel, Henderson, Douglas, Fraser, Mulch.
Referee: C_Sim
Culter marched into the semi final of the Grill Cup where
they will meet Banchory
St. Ternan at Crathes at a date yet to be specified. The
match itself was a tense affair with both sides cancelling each other out
until Farmer was introduced and he changed the game by scoring the first and
making the second.
With the game barely started Rintoul gave a taste of what
was to come when he floored Culter's Thain with the first tackle of the
game. Neither the Ref nor the nearside assistant seemed to notice and play
went on. Following a few minutes delay Thain was replaced by Christie but it
was Stewart who created the first chance of the game when he crossed to
Robertson but he headed wide. Koc then burst through but Rattray was on hand
to deny him with a fine tackle. Rintoul was then yellow carded for howking
down Christie as the game threatened to erupt but a few minutes later the
visitors put together a decent attack involving Somers, Wilson and Anderson
but Scott forced the ball out for a corner. The first shot on target came
from Wilson of
`Bank which Pirie did well to parry and Scott was on hand to hack the ball
clear of danger. Stewart the won: a corner for the Deesic9ers which was
partially cleared to Robertson on the edge of the area but his rising drive
whistled over. McRitchie then tried to scamper clear but his parting shot..
was high and mighty. With 23 minutes gone another Stewart free kick was
pinged into the box but the towering Scott headed well over. Rintoul was
next to be booked for what appeared to be dissent and he was closely
followed by Stewart an innocuous looking foul. With the play in stop start
mode Anderson's name was next to go into the book before a dangerous Stewart
corner saw the ball bob about the box like bagatelle. With 10 minutes of the
half remaining Law earned a booking as it looked as if referee Sim would
have to retire to the Pavilion to sharpen his pencil. When play got going
McRitchie set up Shand but his parting shot was easily saved by Mclntosh.
Just before half time Stewart attempted a cheeky chip from the edge of the
box but the ball fell softly into Mclntosh's arms.
`Bank started the
second period with a couple of half chances from Wilson and Somers but Pirie
was not unduly troubled by them. Then next few minutes saw little action
until a Robertson free kick was met by Rattray but he failed to control the
ball and the chance was gone before McRitchie tried to amble clear but Pirie
put in a great challenge to deny the striker. Farmer then replaced Shand in
the 68th minute but Culter's Robertson and then Christie got
booked as the game seemed to be heading for penalties after the ninety
minutes. Craik tried to up be tempo by putting on Craik for Robertson but it
was Farmer who almost got the opener with a deflected shot but Mclntosh
reacted to clutch the ball at the near post. `Bank should have gone ahead
soon after when Somers was left free in the box but he headed the ball well
wide of target. Just half a minute later Culter went in front when a piece
of McRitchie magic set Farmer free in the area and he buried a thunderbolt
past the hapless Mclntosh. The keeper was booked for protesting the score
but Culter went further ahead when Ord made his most telling contribution of
the day when he set Farmer galloping down the left wing. The winger drove
into the box before sending a low pass to the lurking McRitchie and he
steered the ball into the back of the net.
Friendly
Fixture. The result on Monday 19 September 2005 was as follows:
Culter 5 v
Stoneywood Amateurs 0 (at Crombie Park, Culter). Half Time: 3 - 0. Ref:
Paul Cheyne. Culter Scorers: Martin Shand (2), Colin Craik, Duncan Ord and
David Glass.
Next Week's
Fixture -1St Round OVD Scottish Cup - Saturday 1 October 2005
Culter v Broughty
Athletic (at Crombie Park, Culter). Kick Off 3.00 p.m.
Broughty Athletic's
entry in "The Juniors" published in 1986 is reproduced as follows:
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Region: Tayside.
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Address of
ground: Claypotts Park, Broughty Ferry, Dundee.
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Formed 1922.
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Nickname:
`Feds'.
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Capacity 2,500.
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Club colours:
Red and White.
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Previous name:
Broughty Ex-servicemen.
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Record
attendance: 1,200 versus Irvine Meadow, 1962 Scottish Junior Cup.
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Previously
played in Dundee Junior League.
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Players
stepped-up: Charles Birse (Hibemian), Wm Soutar (Burnley), Joe Buick
(Lincoln), Ken Christie (Preston), Geo. Sievwright (Dundee United).
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Junior
International Cap: Chas Birse.
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Most capped
player: Chas Birse 1937 (2).
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Major honours:
Forfarshire Cup, most local competitions.
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Player with most
appearances: John Robb (1975-81) 210.
Match Day Prize
Winners - Saturday 24 September 2005. Bottle "The Bennachie"
Malt Whisky (donated by Dave Amos, Culter) - unclaimed; Bottle Wine - Dave
Morland, Sunnybank FC; 6 Cans Tennent's Lager- Doug Jamieson, Aberdeen
(who is thanked for donating same back to Culter FC).
Committee
Convenes. A Committee Meeting of Culter Football Club will be held
in Crombie Park Pavilion, Culter, on Tuesday 4 October 2005 commencing at
7.00 p.m.
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