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Glenvale happy with Kickabout

The ’Vale have managed to enter teams into the Johnstone and District Youth League and at present the club has six teams who play at under-six level up to their successful under-19 age group. Read

Docherty says no to dunterlie

ARTHURLIE have missed out on snapping up Scotland Junior international Stephen Docherty after the midfield dynamo opted to sign for Premier Division rivals Irvine Meadow. Read

West call-offs suit Martin

RENFREW co-boss Martin Ferry was a relieved man on Saturday when he discovered it wasn’t just the Western Park side’s clash that fell victim to the weather. Read

Junior chiefs praised for stadium switch

GEORGE Walker last night heaped praise on SJFA officials for allowing Johnstone Burgh’s clash with Ashfield to be switched to Saracen Park this Saturday, and now he’s just praying the game goes ahead. Read

’Ton gaffer: Big freeze call off did us no favours

COLIN Lindsay admitted he was gutted to see Saturday’s Brig o’Lea clash with Auchinleck Talbot fall victim to the big freeze as he was desperate to build on their good showing against Rob Roy seven days earlier. Read

’Frew players will be on best behaviour bringing in The Bells

RENFREW co-manager Colin Clark insists he’s fully confident his Western Park stars will be on their best behaviour on Hogmanay ahead of this Saturday’s home clash with table-topping Largs. Read

Unbeaten ’lie back to earth with a bump!

IRVINE MEADOW 1 - 0 ARTHURLIE Read

Red cards cost Burgh dearly

LESMAHAGOW.................2 JOHNSTONE BURGH........0 Read

Branco delighted as ’Lie stun ’Lok

ARTHURLIE 3 - 1 POLLOK Read

’Ton come from behind

KIRKINTILLOCH ROB ROY.............1NEILSTON....................................1 Read

’Vale hammer rivals in 11-goal thriller

GLENVALE U19s 10 - CLYDESIDE U19s Read

Thorn quickly make their point

DUNDEE ELMWOOD 0 - 2 THORN ATHLETIC Read

Rapid response

GLENVALE have been delighted with the response of their football coaching academy Kickabout and have extended it. Read

Arthurlie boss: We’re doing it the hard way

ARTHURLIE gaffer Mark Cameron reckons SJFA beaks are using the old hot ball when it comes to this year’s Scottish Cup as the Dunterlie men just can’t seem to get a break. Read

’Lie either Bellshill or Whitburn bound

ARTHURLIE will face a trip to either Bellshill Athletic or Whitburn in the Citylink Scottish Junior Cup after yesterday’s fourth round draw. Read

Burgh boss hopes for better weather

JOHNSTONE Burgh gaffer George Walker admits he’s praying to the weather gods to give him a break after the Keanie Park side’s game was postponed for the third week running. Read