Tomorrow’s game is off
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transfer news
Graham Gracie has been made available for transfer interested clubs please contact
Brian Crawford – Manager on 07920274027 alternatively;
Hugh Kerr – on 07746875347
Transfer News
The club have to announce that Scott Taylor has been transferred to Cambuslang Rangers .The club would like to thank Taylor for his contribution this season and wish him all success in the future.
Larkhall Thistle v Perthshire – Game Off
Today’sgame at Lesmahagow is off
Sunday 8th. March Meet and Greet
We are having a meet and greet with ” THE GOALIE ” Andy Goram and Larkhall’s own Hugh ” SHUG ” Burns on Sunday 8th. March from 3pm. Andy and Hugh are friends 0f our gaffer Brian Crawford. They will no doubt have some great stories to tell from their playing days whilst taking questions on their playing experiences .
So why not come along and enjoy some good banter and memories with Andy and Hugh.
Tickets are £20 and include a finger buffet;
Help support your local club and have a good afternoon with the guys.
To book your place please contact Hugh Kerr on 07746875347 or anyone connected to the club. Alternatively leave a message here with your phone no. and someone will contact you.
Larkhall Thistle 4 v Royal Albert 1
There was a minute’s silence prior to today’s game in memory of John Louden and Tam Taylor both long standing supporters of the culb who sadly passed away recently. Our condolensces to both families.
Thistle started with virtually the same eleven only change being Billy Wilson replacing the injured Warren Grenfell.
On a very heavy pitch Thistle started strongly and were immediately on the offensive with Bartek coming close. Jack Currie was begin to worry the Albert defence and Sommerville in the Albert had a fine stop from the Thistle striker . It was no great surprise when the Jags took the lead with Mark Cuthbertson claiming the goal as he chased down a through ball with Albert defender Andeson with the ball ending up in the net, At this stage Thistle looked odds on to add to their lead but were shocked when they were caught out by a long ball over the and resulting in Mark O’ Rourke netting.
This goal stung Thistle into action and the visiting keeper had a brilliant tip over from a Bartek free kick However the Jags eventually regained the lead with Jack Currie netting from close in from a Mark Cuthbertson header. The home team were pressing hard and after a move involving Mark Cuthbertson and Jack Currie with Bartek netting from the final pass. It was no surprise when Jack Currie found himself unmarked in the box struck a well placed shot past the Albert keeper
Half Time 4-1
Thistle started the second again on the ascendency forcing another couple of fine saves from visiting keeper Sommerville , Thistle without a doubt should have added to their half time lead especially when Jack Currie on two occasions could not get out of the way of net bound shots from Mark Cuthbertson and Bartek. In the end a comfortable victory on a energy sapping pitch .
No real failures on the day but special mention for Adam Boyle and Kyle Stewart at the back and Mark Cuthbertson, Bartek and two goal Jack Currie.
Teams ; Thistle; David Cherry, Adam Boyle , Dom Chiedu, Craig Dickson , Kyle Stewart , Paul McAlemby (Scott Cowan ), Billy Wilson ,Mark Cuthbertson , (Taylor Scott ) Shaun Gallagher , Bartek , Jack Currie (Ben Elliott)
Not Used. Paul Dawson, David Donnachie, Ben Fraser
Thistle after the other results in the league are in 6th. spot with 2nd.spot Ardrossan visiting this Saturday .
Finally the club would like to welcome defender David Donnnachie to Gasworks Park . David is on loan from Cambuslang Rangers.
Game on today
Tam Taylor
It is with deep sadness that the club have to announce the passing of Tam Taylor . Tam was a lifelong Jags supporter and season ticket holder attending most home games and some away as well. Tam was one of the guys who stood by the club during our dark and difficult times last season
Our sincere condolences go out to the Taylor family at this sad time.
Rest in Peace Tam
John Louden
It is with great sadness that the club have to announce the passing of John . Although he stayed in Kirkmuirhill John was very much a Jags supporter and season ticket holder . Until his illness John accompanied either by his daughter or grandson seldom missed a home game .
John was a pleasure to know and the club send there sincere condolences to his family at this sad time.
Rest in peace John.