| Ashfield FC Saracen Park, Hawthorn Street, Possilpark, Glasgow Nickname:
none |
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| Ground Details:
Saracen Park is a histroic venue and has a main stand and paddock. It is also used by the Glasgow Tigers speedway team who get crowds of around 650. There is a terraced stand in one corner with a piestall at the top. Behind the Springburn end goal is Glasgow Tigers' club that serves drinks. Opposite the stand is a section of terracing with crush barriers. The
actual pitch is very narrow, measuring exactly 50 yards. It was narrowed to accommodate
the wide corners of the speedway track that replaced the previous dogtrack. Social Club: There is no Ashfield club but you can buy drinks at two venues in and around the ground. |
| Club Information: 2001 population: Glasgow 629501 League Record
from 1990: 1990-91:
1st Central Division 2, 28pts from 20 games
(2pts per win) Honours: Programme
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| Getting There Directions by
road: From High Street (travelling northwards): Continue northwards beyond High
Street into Castle Street following signs for Springburn. After passing under
M8 interchange, continue northwards onto Springburn Road. Continue northwards
for around another half mile and take the slip road on the left towards Possilpark.
Turn left onto Hawthorn Street. 200 yards after passing under a railway bridge,
Saracen Park will be clearly visible on the left. Nearest
Railway Station: Ashfield (300 yds) Bus routes: Services 89 and 90 pass nearby |
| Web Link: Ashfield FC official website |
| Benburb FC Tinto Park, Craigton Drive, Govan, Glasgow Nickname:
The Bens |
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| Ground Details: Tinto Park is has perhaps seen better days. The large covered enclosure is perforated with holes in the roof but is in immaculate condition compared to the rest of the ground. Opposite the covered terracing and behind the south end goal is a large bank of stepped terracing that has completely disintegrated into the earth below. There is a section of newer terracing at the turnstiles.
Tony Collins sends in some more Tinto Park views Social Club: There is no social club |
| Club
Information: 2001 population: Glasgow 629501 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
13th Central Premier, 15pts from 26 games
(2pts per win) Honours: Programme
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| Getting There Directions by
road: Nearest
Railway Station: Cardonald (1 mile) Bus routes: Numbers 89 & 90 (Inner & Outer Circle) pass by among others. |
| Web Link: Benburb official website |
| Cambuslang Rangers FC Somervell Park, Somervell Street, Cambuslang Nickname:
The Lang |
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| Ground Details:
Tony Collins sends in a Somervell gallery The turnstiles at Somervell Park are located behind the social club in one corner of the ground, and a teabar can be located on one side of the social club. Somervell has a tidy and spacious covered enclosure (decked out in blue) with concrete steps. There isterracing behind the goal nearest to the social club, and a more tatty section down the side opposite the enclosure. The other end of the ground (by the Hoover factory) is nothing more than an undeveloped, overgrown and tatty grass bank. Social Club: Yes |
| Club Information: 2001 population: Glasgow 629501 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
1st Central Division 1, 42pts from 26 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme Information:
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| Getting There Directions by
road: Nearest Railway
Station: Cambuslang (250 yards) Bus routes: |
| Web Link: Cambuslang Rangers online |
| Cumbernauld United FC Guy's Meadow, Old Glasgow Road, Cumbernauld Village Nickname:
United |
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A nice sheltered venue (Broadwood take note...). There is a large enough covered enclosure, and behind one goal is the changing facilities. Cumbernauld Village seems to perch precariously above Guys Meadow which itself lies at the edge of woodland. Supporters can only stand on two sides of the ground. There is a well-stocked pie stall, although the fayre is terrible. Social Club: |
| Club
Information: 2001 population: Cumbernauld 49664 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
3rd Central Division 1, 33pts from 26 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
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| Getting There Directions
by road: Nearest Railway Station: Cumbernauld (2½ miles) Bus routes: |
| Web Links: Cumbernauld United website |
| Johnstone Burgh FC James Y. Keanie Park, Auchenlodmont Road, Johnstone Nickname:
Burgh/JB |
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| Ground Details:
The main feature of the well-kept ground is the covered enclosure opposite the terraced side where the home support congregates. It probably holds a couple of hundred. Behind both goals are sections of grass banking, while more cover can be found next to the pie-stall which is inside the club's main building. The nearest pub is the Thorn Inn, but Coanes' in the town centre is where to drink. Burgh have plans to relocate to a new ground at the Thomas Shanks Memorial Park, just off Beith Road, sometime soon. Social Club: There is no social club |
| Club
Information: Record attendance: 14,000 v Greenock in 1964. JB won the cup that year. Main rivals are Renfrew. 2001 population: Johnstone 16468 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
5th Central Division 2, 22pts from 20 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme Information:
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Getting There Directions
by road: Nearest Railway Station: Johnstone
(900 yards) Bus routes: |
| Web Links: Johnstone Burgh website |
| Larkhall Thistle FC Gasworks Park, Raploch Street, Larkhall Nickname:
The Jags |
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| Ground Details:
Entry is at either end of the ground, with the home fans tending to come in at the clubhouse end. A covered enclosure runs down just under two thirds of one side and provides cover for a good couple of hundred. All other parts of the ground are pretty much flat grassed areas. Social Club: Yes |
| Club
Information: 2001 population: 15549 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
12th Central Premier, 18pts from 26 games (2pts per win) Honours: |
| Getting There Directions
by road: Alternative Directions By Car: From Glasgow, take the M74 to Junction 7 (Larkhall/Lanark), from the motorway carry straight on for two miles and the park is on the left just after the lights at Larkhall Cross. By Train/Bus: Take the train to Hamilton (not Motherwell) and from there get a bus to Larkhall. The bus will drop you on the main street near to the park. Nearest Railway Station: Larkhall (5 min walk) |
| Web Link: Larkhall Thistle official website |
| Lesmahagow FC Craighead Park, Milton, Lesmahagow Nickname:
The Gow |
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| Ground Details:
Craighead Park is an odd ground. The high-roofed stand structure is quite small, holding a few hundred, and the terracing mainly consists of very steep grass banking, although one end seems to have no boundary as it rises into a mini-mountain before disappearing into a forest. Surely there is a means of getting free admission from here? At the opposite end is a small section of terracing, next to the social club. The terrace continues onto the side opposite the stand. Social Club: Yes |
| Club
Information: 2001 population: Lesmahagow 3685 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
4th Central Premier, 34pts from 26 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
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| Getting There Directions by
road: Nearest Railway Station: Lanark (6 miles) Bus
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| Web Link: Lesmahagow website |
| Maryhill FC Lochburn Park, Lochburn Road, Maryhill Nickname:
The Hill | ||||
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| Ground Details:
A compact ground that is devilishly hidden at the top of a hill off Lochburn Road, a red and black gate is the main entrance. Inside the ground is a health club (entry on non-matchdays is via the turnstiles!) and shop selling the usual club merchandise and fantastic pies. The pitch itself is sunk six feet below the terracing - a somewhat bizarre site. A covered terrace runs down one side of the ground and is bisected by the players tunnel. Behind the goal opposite to the turnstiles is a brand-new section of multicoloured open bucket seating, built in time for season 1998-99. The health club is strangely positioned at the halfway line but its overhanging roof provides extra cover for anyone caught in a heavy downpour on the wrong side of the pitch. Lochburn Park is also one of the few grounds in the juniors to have floodlights. Social Club: Yes | ||||
| Club
Information: 2001 population: Glasgow 629501 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
2nd Central Division 2, 27pts from 20 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
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| Getting There Directions
by road: Nearest Railway Station: Maryhill (¾ miles) Bus
routes: Nos 8 & 40 pass the ground. | ||||
| Web Link: Maryhill official website | ||||
| Rutherglen Glencairn FC New Southcroft Park, Toryglen Road, Rutherglen Nickname:
Glens |
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| Ground Details:
Glencairn moved into their New Southcroft Park home for the 2008-09 season. The ground has a covered enclosure for a few hundred people while both sides have stepped terracing that provide a good view. There is a teabar by the turnstiles ans both male and female toilets. The changing rooms are behind the goal. Social Club: There is a social club. |
| Club
Information: 2001 population: Glasgow 629501 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
8th Central Premier, 23pts from 26 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
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Getting There: Directions by road: If approaching from the East End, turn onto Burnhill Street (across juntion from Main Street) and take the second left into Toryglen Road. The ground is a few hundred yards along this street on the right. If approaching from the West (Hampden direction), follow Prospecthill Road towards Rutherglen then turn left into Penman Avenue. The ground is at the top of Penman Avenue. Nearest Railway Station: Rutherglen (600 yards) Bus routes: |
| Web Link: Rutherglen Glencairn (official) |
| St. Anthony's JFC McKenna Park, Fulbar Road, Cardonald, Glasgow Nickname:
The Ants |
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| Ground Details:
McKenna Park, a council-owned facility that has a personal Ants touch, opened in March 2003. It is on the site of the old 50 Pitches and is relatively featureless, with just a pitch, a fence around it and a further fence to prevent unrestricted access. Social Club: |
| Club Information: 2001 population: Glasgow 629501 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
9th Central Division 2, 15pts from 20 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme Information:
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| Getting There: Directions by road: Nearest Railway Station: Cardonald (1 mile) or alternatively Ibrox Underground station. Bus routes: Services 89 and 90 pass the ground |
| Web Link: St Anthony's official site |
| Thorniewood United FC Robertson Park, Old Edinburgh Road, Viewpark, Uddingston Nickname:
The Wood |
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| Ground Details:
Social Club: There is a social club. |
| Club
Information: 2001 population: Uddingston 5576 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
13th Central
Division 1, 12pts from 26 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
Information: A 16 page (virtually ad free) programme is produced for every home
game. |
| Getting There: Directions by road: From Glasgow (A74): Leave thr A74 (Hamilton Road) at A721 heading towards Uddingston. Stay on the A721 for around half a mile unil a turnoff to the left is reached that takes you up Holmbrae Road (A752). At the top of this turn right along Old Edinburgh Road. The 4th turnoff to the right along here takes you into the Robertson Park car park. Nearest Railway Station: Uddingston (2 miles) Bus routes: Buses to Coltness pass the ground. |
| Web Link: Thorniewood United official website |
| Vale of Leven FC Millburn Park, Leven Street, Alexandria Nickname:
The Vale |
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| Ground Details:
A relic from a previous time, Millburn Park is 'a bit of a dump'. There is a pie stand at the pavilion (which looks like a blockhouse in Kosovo), but the pitch however is superb. There once was a huge covered enclosure, but half of the roof has since gone missing - and therefore doesn't provide much sanctuary in a gale. All four sides are concrete step terraced. Social Club: unknown |
| Club
Information: 2001 population: Alexandria 13444 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
9th Central Premier, 23pts from 26 games (2pts per win) Honours
(Vale of Leven mk1939): Programme
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| Getting There Directions by road: Nearest Railway Station: Alexandria (300 yards) Bus routes: |
| Web Link: Vale of Leven website |
| Yoker Athletic FC Holm Park, Glasgow Road, Clydebank Nickname:
Wee Ho |
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| Ground Details: Capacity: 3500
Holm Park has been tidied up lately, but prior to that was rather run down. Social Club: The social club at the pavilion is open to home and away supporters before and after the game. It has a TV screen that shows the satellite sports channels |
| Club Information: Yoker have a support of around 30-40. 2001 population: Clydebank 29858 League Record from 1990: 1990-91:
11th Central
Premier, 19pts from 26 games (2pts per win) Honours: Programme
Information: Programmes are produced on big occasions. |
| Getting There: Directions by road: Head southwards on Glasgow High Street crossing the Clyde. Turn right onto Ballater Street passing Gorbals Cross and continuing along Norfolk Street before turning left down Eglinton Street. Take the 2nd right along Cook Street, at the end of which join the sliproad onto the M8 travelling northwards over the Kingston Bridge. Leave at the first exit on the other side joining the Clydeside Expressway travelling West. Stay on this road until it becomes Dumbarton Road. Look out for a sign indicating the entering of Clydebank. Within 200 yards of this, Holm Park can be found on the left hand side. Nearest Railway Station: Yoker (5 minute walk) Bus routes: |
| Web Link: Yoker Athletic site |
Benburb's
Tinto Park c/o Mike Floate
Somervell Park from Paul Crankshaw
Holm
Park c/o Mike Float (before a lot of work was done on the ground)