Saturday, November 04, 2006
Town Centre Raffle Fundraiser
After our hard fought 3rd Round Scottish Cup success our boys attended at East Kilbride Town Centre to sell raffle tickets for the signed Scotland jersey on display in Footballtops.com. They sold tickets at vantage points throughout the centre and did a fantastic job raising £903 towards the funds. The winning ticket was drawn within Footballtops.com and was MR JOHN BAXTER from HAMILTON. He was delighted with his win. We would like to thank everyone who helped to raise this fund in particular the players parents and friends who gave up their Saturday afternoon to assist us with the collection.
Broxburn Athletic Colts 0 EKYC 1
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Change To Times Of Raffle In Town Centre

Due to the Scottish Cup 3rd Round tie now taking place on Saturday, we have had to make changes to the raffle time which were due to take place the same day.
We will now be returning in the mini bus at 2pm and all the boys will be involved in selling tickets at places throughout the centre until 5.30pm.
We will require 8 adult helpers for the raffle.
All the boys are to take a packed lunch to eat on the bus on the way home.
The boys will be available to be collected by their parents from the Skating Rink car park at 5.45.
THE STRIP IS PICTURED ABOVE FOR ANYONE WHO IS INTERESTED. IF YOU WANT TO SEE IT IN FULL SIZE, IT IS ON DISPLAY IN FOOTBALLTOPS.COM IN THE OLYMPIA ARCADE(next to pet shop)!!
Scottish Cup 3rd Round, SATURDAY 4 NOVEMBER, Broxburn Athletic Colts v EKYC
This SATURDAY is the 3rd round of the Scottish Cup. We have had yet another away draw to West Lothian outfit Broxburn Athletic Colts. They knocked Strathclyde United out in the last round, and we will face a stiff test if we are to progress to the next round. The game is on SATURDAY 4th NOVEMBER with an 11 o'clock kick off.
We will be meeting at the car park of Sainsburys, Kingsgate Retail Park at 9 o'clock and travelling by mini bus through to Broxburn. anyone wishing to travel to watch can follow the bus in convoy or be at the pitch for a 11 o'clock kick off.
You can get directions to the ground by going to www.bacfc.co.uk and following the links to pitches. They play at the one called Stewartfield.
All boys should bring a packed lunch to eat on the bus on the way home as we will then be going straight to the town centre to sell raffle tickets. We will need 8 adult helpers. I will speak to everyone at training on Wednesday.
We will be meeting at the car park of Sainsburys, Kingsgate Retail Park at 9 o'clock and travelling by mini bus through to Broxburn. anyone wishing to travel to watch can follow the bus in convoy or be at the pitch for a 11 o'clock kick off.
You can get directions to the ground by going to www.bacfc.co.uk and following the links to pitches. They play at the one called Stewartfield.
All boys should bring a packed lunch to eat on the bus on the way home as we will then be going straight to the town centre to sell raffle tickets. We will need 8 adult helpers. I will speak to everyone at training on Wednesday.
Sunday, October 29, 2006
Partick Thistle FC BC 2 EKYC 5
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Halloween Disco Fundraiser



Friday night's Halloween Disco proved to be a huge success enjoyed by everyone who attended. We raised £600 on the night from ticket and raffle sales, but with the inclusion of the auction prizes the final total will be nearer £1000. We would like to thank everyone who took the time to attend the night and those who assited with donation of raffle prizes and refreshments. Arrangements are being made to have a similar night in February with the theme being for Valentines Day. EVERYONE HAS HAD PLENTY OF NOTICE, SO NO EXCUSES THIS TIME!!!!
Thursday, October 26, 2006
EKYC Raffle Within Town Centre on Saturday 4th November 2006
On Saturday 4th November 2006, we have arranged to hold a fundraising raffle within East Kilbride Town Centre with all proceeds going towards the Barcelona trip.
We have managed to obtain a framed Scotland 3rd strip. The strip has been signed by the Scotland Squad for the recent games against Faroe Islands and Lithuania.
The raffle will take place from between 1000 in the morning and 5pm and will be drawn within the centre on that day. The jersey will be on display within Footballtops.com from Saturday 25 October for anyone who wishes to view it.
We will need adult volunteers to assist with the sale of the tickets as the boys are too young to collect the money . Collection times will be split between 1000-1400 and 1300-1700. The cross over in the middle is to allow a change over of boys and helpers. The boys will be issued with the yellow jerseys for the collection and should wear their club tracksuit trousers.
We have managed to obtain a framed Scotland 3rd strip. The strip has been signed by the Scotland Squad for the recent games against Faroe Islands and Lithuania.
The raffle will take place from between 1000 in the morning and 5pm and will be drawn within the centre on that day. The jersey will be on display within Footballtops.com from Saturday 25 October for anyone who wishes to view it.
We will need adult volunteers to assist with the sale of the tickets as the boys are too young to collect the money . Collection times will be split between 1000-1400 and 1300-1700. The cross over in the middle is to allow a change over of boys and helpers. The boys will be issued with the yellow jerseys for the collection and should wear their club tracksuit trousers.
Partick Thistle FC BC v EKYC, Sunday 29 October 2006
The replay of the 2nd Round Scottish Cup tie is scheduled to take place this Sunday. The game will take place at Wood Dean Park, Bothwell with a 1000ko. All players are to meet at Hairmyres Train Station at 0900 hrs. REMEMBER THE CLOCKS CHANGE THIS WEEKEND.
Sunday, October 22, 2006
EKYC 4 Partick Thistle FC BC 4
Saturday, October 21, 2006
Rangers Coach Visit To Training A Huge Success

On Wednesday 11 October the Senior Community Coach from Rangers Football Club, Ryan MAYE, attended at Ballerup and put the palyers through their paces. It was a great turn out from the boys considering we were competing with the Scotland v Ukraine game. The boys learned some new warm up exercises and then Ryan concentrated on shaping the defence. All the boys thoroughly enjoyed the new approach and everyone learned a great deal. We would like to thank Ryan for his attendance and look forward to another visit soon.
EKYC94 Halloween Disco, Friday 27 October 2006
There are still tickets available for the Disco this Friday. They are £5 each and can be bought from Andy. Yet again we have excelled ourselves in obtaining great auction items and raffle prizes, which include a signed Celtic jersey, a France jersey signed by Jeremy Clement, a signed Watford jersey, a match worn signed Andy Goram jersey, signed Stefan Klos gloves, £200 Optical Express Vouchers, £50 Slater Vouchers, McDonalds Vouchers, a France jersey donated by Footballtops.com, and many more. We are still in negotiations with Spymasters re a package to train to be a spy for a day. Please make every effort to be there, however if you cannot manage then make sure someone who is going buys tickets for you, as with only a maximum of 90 people attending, someone will win some great prizes and all the proceeds are going towards the cost of Barcelona.
EKYC94foreurope EBay Site
The above site has been running for around 3 weeks now and in that time we have raised almost £200. There are 20 auctions finishing on Sunday evening and it is hoped that this total rises considerably. Anyone wishing to donate items should hand them to Andy who will advertise them. We would like to thank the Gibson and McCulloch families who have donated the majority of the items for sale so far. Remember, anything you have can help towards the costs of Barcelona.
Midland Cup 1st Round Draw
The first round of the Midland Cup has been drawn and we have been handed an away tie on SATURDAY 11 NOVEMBER, to Dunblane Soccer Club. Arrangements have still to be made regarding kick off time and venue, however we have been drawn away from home.
EKYC v Partick Thistle FCBC, Scottish Cup 2nd Round, Sunday 22 October 2006
This Sundays match is the Scottish Cup 2nd Round tie against Partick Thistle FC. The match is a 1000 kick off at Brancumhall. All players are to report to the pitch for 0915.
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
The Real reason Gary O'Connor Missed The Plane to Ukraine

Shocking pictures have been released that show the real reason Scotland star Gary O'Connor was not on the flight to Ukraine with the squad. EKYC sources reveal that O'Connor met up with YC captain Dean Arrol after the recent defeat by Wishaw Wycombe Wanderers. O'Connor was trying to console Deano who was distraught at his teams defeat. The above picture was taken by our intrepid reporter as Arrol was caught with yet another drink in a long line of drinks that day. The club are looking into the matter!!!!
Monday, October 09, 2006
Scottish Cup 2nd Round Draw
The draw for the 2nd round of the Scottish Cup has been made and has given us a home tie against our old friends Partick Thistle FC BC. The game is due to be played on Sunday 22 of October, the venue has yet to be arranged but it is our home tie. We have played Thistle twice in the past couple of years, narrowly defeating them on both occasions. We will need to be at our best if we wish to progress any further. The Cup tie is the first of three vital games that we have up and coming. After Thistle we have a hard league game against Strathclyde United followed by Lawhill United, both of whom are doing well. Our whole squad will be tested in the weeks ahead and it is vital that we continue our good early season form.
Training Wednesday 11 October
This Wednesday's training will take place as usual at Ballerup from 6pm til 8pm.
The Rangers Community Football Coach has been arranged to attend and will put the boys through their paces.
The Rangers Community Football Coach has been arranged to attend and will put the boys through their paces.
Wishaw Wycombe Wanderers 3 EKYC 1
Monday, October 02, 2006
Wishaw Wycombe Wanderers v EKYC, Sunday 8th October 2006
This Sunday is a re arranged fixture as Wrangholmhall have withdrawn from the league. The game against Wishaw Wycombe Wanderers, cancelled due to the Scottish Cup tie has been re scheduled for this Sunday 8th October with a 1030 kick off at the King James V Pitches in Wishaw, which are next to the new Wishaw Gerneral Hospital.
This game promises to be a cracker, as both teams are so far unbeaten and in Round 2 of the Scottish Cup.
We will have to be at our best for the game and will unfortunately be without captain Dean Arrol for the game due to an international call up. He is going to a Christening in Wales!
The team will be meeting at 0930 at Hairmyres Station or 1000 at the pitch.
This game promises to be a cracker, as both teams are so far unbeaten and in Round 2 of the Scottish Cup.
We will have to be at our best for the game and will unfortunately be without captain Dean Arrol for the game due to an international call up. He is going to a Christening in Wales!
The team will be meeting at 0930 at Hairmyres Station or 1000 at the pitch.
Saturday, September 30, 2006
EK Burgh Utd 2 EKYC 11
Thursday, September 28, 2006
EKYC94 EBay Site Launched
To help us with the considerable costs of the trip to Barcelona we have launched an EBay site, selling items, from which all the proceeds will go towards the cost of the boys flights. The first few items have already been advertised and are due to end on Thursday. Anybody who has any items lying around the house which they no longer require or use, can donate them for this sale. Goods such as clothing, cd's, records, dvd's, electrical equipment, unwanted presents, books, etc, will be greatly appreciated, as long as they are in good condition. For anyone wanting to check out the site our ebay name is EKYC94foreurope.
Easter 2007 Trip To Barcelona
As you will now be aware the flights have now been booked for our Easter trip to Barcelona. We will attempt to fundraise to pay for the costs of the boys flights.
I am still awaiting a final cost for the accomodation, but we have a total of 43 persons travelling. I will require a £30 per head deposit prior to Sunday 1st October towards the accomodation costs.
I am still awaiting a final cost for the accomodation, but we have a total of 43 persons travelling. I will require a £30 per head deposit prior to Sunday 1st October towards the accomodation costs.
Wednesday, September 27, 2006
Scottish Cup 1st Round, Saturday 30th September, EK Burgh United v EKYC
This weekend is the 1st round of the Scottish Cup and we have been drawn against local rivals EK Burgh United. They now play in the EK Boys League and as they are the home team the game takes place on the day they normally play. The game is on SATURDAY with a 1000 kick off.
The game is on Brancumhall Pitch 1. Please be there for 0915, and remember it's SATURDAY and not Sunday!!!
The game is on Brancumhall Pitch 1. Please be there for 0915, and remember it's SATURDAY and not Sunday!!!
Sunday, September 24, 2006
EKYC 5 Villa Park 0
Sunday, September 17, 2006
Quarter Athletic 0 EKYC 8
Monday, September 11, 2006
Friendly Match arranged v Claremont Thursday 14 September
A friendly match has been arranged against Claremont AFC on Thursday 14 September.
The game is on Brancumhall Pitch 8 and is a 6.30pm kick off.
Please be at the pitch for 6pm.
The game is on Brancumhall Pitch 8 and is a 6.30pm kick off.
Please be at the pitch for 6pm.
Sunday, September 10, 2006
Goal Scoring To Date League Only
Played 3 - Won 3 - Lost 0 - Drawn 0 - Scored 49 - Conceded 4 - Points 9
Tommy MARCH - 14 goals
Ryan KELLY - 9 goals
Sam HILL - 8 goals
Craig HAMILTON -4 goals
Dean ARROL - 4 goals
Darren SMITH - 2 goals
Gary McCULLOCH - 2 goals
Cameron GIBSON - 2 goals
Jack KERR - 2 goals
Liam Crichton - 1 goal
1 own goal
Tommy MARCH - 14 goals
Ryan KELLY - 9 goals
Sam HILL - 8 goals
Craig HAMILTON -4 goals
Dean ARROL - 4 goals
Darren SMITH - 2 goals
Gary McCULLOCH - 2 goals
Cameron GIBSON - 2 goals
Jack KERR - 2 goals
Liam Crichton - 1 goal
1 own goal
EKYC 17(seventeen) Mill United 0

Scorers: Tommy MARCH(5), Craig HAMILTON(3), Sam HILL(2), Ryan KELLY(2), Dean ARROL(2), Jack KERR, Darren SMITH, 1 own goal.
Starting Line Up: Kinniburgh, McCulloch, Gibson, Graham, Smith, Kerr, Kelly, Arrol, Hill, March, Hamilton. Subs: Park, Crichton, Purvis, Cunningham, Elliot
Man of the Match: TOMMY MARCH
Thursday, September 07, 2006
EKYC v Mill United, Sunday 10 October
This Sundays game against Hamilton side Mill United is a 10am kick off at Ballerup Playing Fields. We will be meeting at 0915 at the pitch. We will need to continue the good form we have shown in the first 2 games of the season to get a result in this game.
Sunday, September 03, 2006
Netherton Calret 3 EKYC 14(fourteen)

Scorers: Tommy MARCH(5), Ryan KELLY(4), Sam HILL(2), Gary MCCULOCH, Darren SMITH, Liam CRICHTON
Starting Line Up: Kinniburgh, Gibson, Graham, Smith, Kerr, Purvis, Kelly, Arrol, Hill, March, Hamilton Subs: Crichton, McCulloch, Park, Elliot, Cunningham
Man of the Match: Shared between Jack KERR and Dean ARROL
Thursday, August 31, 2006
Netherton Claret v EKYC, Sunday 3 October
The arrangements for this Sunday's match against Netherton Claret have changed. The match is now a 1030ko at Miller Street, Motherwell. For anyone travelling directly to the pitch the directions are as follows. Exit Junction 6 of the M74(S) signposted Motherwell. Remain in nearside lane and continue straight ahead at the lights onto Hamilton Road. Continue up the hill straight ahead and onto the one way system. The road bends to the left and passes Motherwell Train Station to a roundabout. At the roundabout take the first exit, signposted Bellshill. Turn left onto Miller Street at the Post Office buildings. The pitch is further along the road.
The meeting time at Hairmyres is 0915 or 0945 at the pitch.
PLAYERS TO NOTE : DUE TO OUR HOME AND CHANGE KIT CLASHING WITH NETHERTON COLOURS, PLEASE BRING THE BLUE TRAINING TOP IN CASE IT IS REQUIRED.
The meeting time at Hairmyres is 0915 or 0945 at the pitch.
PLAYERS TO NOTE : DUE TO OUR HOME AND CHANGE KIT CLASHING WITH NETHERTON COLOURS, PLEASE BRING THE BLUE TRAINING TOP IN CASE IT IS REQUIRED.
Monday, August 28, 2006
SCOTTISH CUP DRAW
The draw for the first round of the Scottish Cup has been made and we have a local derby against EK Burgh. The game will take place on the weekend of Saturday 30th September/Sunday 31st October. It is the Burgh's home game but should be a cracker with a big crowd.
Sunday, August 27, 2006
EKYC 18(EIGHTEEN) Hamilton Boys Club 1

Scorers: Sam HILL(4), Tommy MARCH(4), Ryan KELLY(3), Dean ARROL(2), Cameron GIBSON(2), Craig HAMILTON, Jack KERR, Gary McCULLOCH
Starting Line Up: Kinniburgh, Park, Smith, Graham, Kerr, Purvis, Kelly, Arrol, Hill, March, Hamilton. Subs: McCulloch, Gibson, Crichton, Cunningham, Elliot
Man of the Match: Dean ARROL
Saturday, August 26, 2006
EKYC v Hamilton Boys Club, 27 August 2006
This Sunday is our first ever competative game. We are playing Hamilton Boys Club at Ballerup Pitch no 1 with a 10am kick off. The players have to be at Ballerup for a 9.15 report.
Sunday, August 20, 2006
Baljaffray FC 1 EKYC 3
Wednesday, August 16, 2006
LYFDA Fixtures for Season 2006/2007
27/08/06 v Hamilton Boys club(h)Ballerup Pitch 1, 1000ko
03/09/06 v Netherton Claret(a)TBA
10/09/06 v Mill United(h)Ballerup Pitch 3, 1000ko
17/09/06 v Quarter Athletic(a)Bent 3G Astro, 0900ko
24/09/06 v Villa Park(h)Brancumhall Pitch 2, 1000ko
01/10/06 v Wishaw Wycombe Wanderers(a)TBA
08/10/06 v Wrangholmhall(h)Ballerup Pitch 6, 1000ko
29/10/06 v Strathclyde United(a)Hamilton Palace, 1000ko
05/11/06 v Lawhill United(h)Brancumhall Pitch 8, 1000ko
12/11/06 v Netherton Amber(a)TBA
19/11/06 v Baillieston(h)Brancumhall Pitch 2, 1000ko
26/11/06 v Newmains Hammers(h)Ballerup Pitch 6, 1000ko
03/12/06 v Aston Villa Colts(a)Stonefield Pitch 1, 1000ko
10/12/06 v Yett Farm(h)Hamilton Palace, 1000ko
17/12/06 v Aston Villa Diamonds(a)Bent 3G Astro, 1030ko
03/09/06 v Netherton Claret(a)TBA
10/09/06 v Mill United(h)Ballerup Pitch 3, 1000ko
17/09/06 v Quarter Athletic(a)Bent 3G Astro, 0900ko
24/09/06 v Villa Park(h)Brancumhall Pitch 2, 1000ko
01/10/06 v Wishaw Wycombe Wanderers(a)TBA
08/10/06 v Wrangholmhall(h)Ballerup Pitch 6, 1000ko
29/10/06 v Strathclyde United(a)Hamilton Palace, 1000ko
05/11/06 v Lawhill United(h)Brancumhall Pitch 8, 1000ko
12/11/06 v Netherton Amber(a)TBA
19/11/06 v Baillieston(h)Brancumhall Pitch 2, 1000ko
26/11/06 v Newmains Hammers(h)Ballerup Pitch 6, 1000ko
03/12/06 v Aston Villa Colts(a)Stonefield Pitch 1, 1000ko
10/12/06 v Yett Farm(h)Hamilton Palace, 1000ko
17/12/06 v Aston Villa Diamonds(a)Bent 3G Astro, 1030ko
Training Thursday 17th August
We will be training this Thursday at 6pm - 8pm at Dunedin Playing Fields.
Monday, August 14, 2006
Squad for Season 2006/2007

This seasons squad for the new season is as follows;
Back Row: Left to right; Christopher Park, Jack Kerr, Gary McCulloch, Cameron Gibson, James Kinniburgh, Scott Graham, Darren Smith, Craig Hamilton, Laim Crichton
Front Row: Sam Hill, Jamie Cunningham, Thomas Mcguire, Simon Purvis, Dean Arrol, Ryan Kelly, Tommy March and Lee Elliot.
Tulliallan Training Day Sunday 13 August



This Sundays training day at the Scottish Police College, Tulliallan proved a great success. The boys met at Hairmyres at 0900 and travelled through to Kincardine. We arrived at 10 and had a 2 hour training session before breaking for lunch and a game of putting. The boys then played a bounce game against Crieff Juniors under 14 in which they handled themselves well. The strength of the bigger and older team told in the end, but it was worth the game to see the effort that all put in. The most noteable performance of the day was JAMES KINNIBURGH who was outstanding in goals throughout. We left the college around half three before stopping at McDonalds, Alloa for some well deserved rewards and the home for 5.30.
EKYC 6 Giffnock Soccer Centre 0
Goal scorers: Tommy March 3, Ryan Kelly, Sam Hill & Gary McCulloch
Starting Line Up: Kinniburgh, Cunningham, Gibson, Smith, Kerr, Arrol, Kelly, Hill, Hamilton, Purvis & March.Subs: McCulloch, Park, Elliot
Starting Line Up: Kinniburgh, Cunningham, Gibson, Smith, Kerr, Arrol, Kelly, Hill, Hamilton, Purvis & March.Subs: McCulloch, Park, Elliot
Wednesday, August 09, 2006
Tulliallan Training Day, Sunday 13th August 06
This Sunday we will be travelling to the Scottish Police College, Tulliallan, Kincardine for a days training. We will be training in the morning, stopping for lunch and then playing a friendly game against local opposition in the afternoon. The day will also include a PUTTING competition on the college putting green, so if your wish to be included remember to bring a putter and golf ball. Pride and Prizes are at stake.
We will be meeting at HAIRMYRES STATION at 9am and travelling by mini bus and 1 car to the college. There is no need for parents to attend unless they particularly wish to see the game in the afternoon, which will be a 2pm kick off.
ALL BOYS SHOULD BRING A PACKED LUNCH, NO FIZZY DRINKS PLEASE, AND A PUTTER IF WISHING TO COMPETE IN THE COMPETITION. WE WILL TRAVEL IN OUR BLUE/YELLOW TRACK SUITS AND BRING TRAINING GEAR AND BOOTS FOR A GRASS PITCH.
Finally, the costs for the day will be £5 instead of theusuall £3, this is to cover the cost of the mini bus, college hire and meal on the way home.
On the return home we will stop for a bite to eat, arriving back at Hairmyres at 6pm.
IT SHOULD BE A GREAT DAY AND IS A GOOD WAY OF THE NEW BOYS GETTING TO KNOW THE REST OF THE BOYS. PLEASE MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO BE THERE.
We will be meeting at HAIRMYRES STATION at 9am and travelling by mini bus and 1 car to the college. There is no need for parents to attend unless they particularly wish to see the game in the afternoon, which will be a 2pm kick off.
ALL BOYS SHOULD BRING A PACKED LUNCH, NO FIZZY DRINKS PLEASE, AND A PUTTER IF WISHING TO COMPETE IN THE COMPETITION. WE WILL TRAVEL IN OUR BLUE/YELLOW TRACK SUITS AND BRING TRAINING GEAR AND BOOTS FOR A GRASS PITCH.
Finally, the costs for the day will be £5 instead of theusuall £3, this is to cover the cost of the mini bus, college hire and meal on the way home.
On the return home we will stop for a bite to eat, arriving back at Hairmyres at 6pm.
IT SHOULD BE A GREAT DAY AND IS A GOOD WAY OF THE NEW BOYS GETTING TO KNOW THE REST OF THE BOYS. PLEASE MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO BE THERE.
EKYC v Giffnock Soccer Centre, 10th August 06
This Thursday nights opposition has changed from Rossvale BC to Giffnock Soccer Centre. The game is a 6.45pm kick off at Lochinch Playing Fields, Pollok Park, Glasgow. We are meeting at 5.45pm at Hairmyres Station or 6.15pm at Lochinch.
Tuesday, July 18, 2006
Update on pre season training

Since the start of pre season training last week the boys have been put through their paces. There was 10 at both sessions last week and 12 tonight. Hopefully, more boys will be returning from holiday next week and the numbers will continue to rise.
We have welcomed Simon Purvis to the squad. He is a tricky midfielder, don't be fooled by high size, his feet are lightening quick, and a valuable asset to the team. We hope to have Craig Hamilton joining us next week. He currently plays for Hamilton BC, and is a big, fast, left sided forward, something we need since the loss of Scott Mitchell. I am sure the boys will make both these players very welcome. The boys have worked extremely hard in training, particularly in the recent heat, and we should start the season as fit if not fitter than last year.
You should have a letter by now about up and coming dates.
These are :
Training continues every Tuesday at 6pm at Dunedin Plying Fields.
Thursday 10 August. Friendly v Rossvale BC, Lochinch playing Fields.6.45pm ko
Sunday 13 August. Trip to Scottish Police College, Tulliallan. Report 9am at Hairmyres
Sunday 20 august. Friendly v Baljaffray BC, Bearsden. 10am ko.
Sunday, July 09, 2006
Training Re Starts Tuesday 11th July 2006
Training for the new season starts on Tuesday 11th July at Dunedin Playing Fields at 6pm. Everyone who is attending should have recieved their letter through the post informing them of the details, along with a registration form, parental consent form and a contact details form. Please bring these with you on Tuesday. We will be training 2 nights a week, Tuesdays and Thursdays, and be prepared for some hard work !!!
Monday, July 03, 2006
New Kit Deal For Season 2006/2007

Our new strip for the up and coming season is launched today. We would like to thank footballtops.com for their sponsorship this year. Footballtops.com are an internet based football jersey site. They also have a shop at within East Kilbride Town Centre. It is in the Olympia Arcade, just along from the EK News office, at the Sainsburys end of the centre. Please reward this local company with your business as a thank you for sponsoring us this year.
Thursday, June 29, 2006
WORLD CUP COMPETITION
Unfortunately no-one from our age group managed to predict the correct 8 winners from the group sections. Out of all our entries 17 came close, by predicting 7 group winners. All 17 picked France to win Group G, which was won by Switzerland.
A special mention must go to JAMIE BURNS, he has the honour of not predicting a single winner from any of the groups in one of his entries, and in the other only getting France wrong. Strange !!!
Anyway, thanks for everyone who entered the competition, and for contributing to the EKYC funds.
A special mention must go to JAMIE BURNS, he has the honour of not predicting a single winner from any of the groups in one of his entries, and in the other only getting France wrong. Strange !!!
Anyway, thanks for everyone who entered the competition, and for contributing to the EKYC funds.
Friday, June 16, 2006
Player of The Year Awards, Hampden Stadium 2006
Sunday, June 11, 2006
EKYC v IR Rejkavic, Iceland

Our final game of the season was a friendly against the touring Icelandic Pro Youth team IR Rejkavic. The match took place in the searing heat at lochinch Playing Fields.
The game was a bit of a mis match with IR having boys aged 12, 13 & 14 in their team, giving them a slight advantage(The keeper looked even older, and had to have a shave at half time.) our boys competed well and ended up losing 6-1. The highlight of the game was a great finish by Sam Hill for our only goal of the game.
At the end of the match our boys gave their strips away to IR, who were delighted to recieve them. Thee above photo shows both teams together at the final whistle.
TRAINING AND MATCHES ARE NOW OVER FOR THE SEASON. WE WILL RE START TRAINING ON TUESDAY 11 JULY 2006 AT DUNNEDIN PLAYING FIELDS.
Sunday, June 04, 2006
Player of the Year Awards
This years player of the year awards take place at Hampden on Friday 16th June. Please be there for photos at 6.30pm for a 7pm start. The boys are to wear their traing tops and blue/yellow track suits.
Last Nights Training Of The Season
This weeks training night has been changed from Tuesday to Thursday 8th June. This is due to a large amount of the boys beeing on school trips, etc. This will be the last training session of the season. Please ensure that everyone brings their World Cup Sheets and money, as the first section games in the World Cup start the next day.
Traing will re start on TUESDAY 11th JULY however if players are on holiday then they can join in on their return.
We will be bringing in additional players to the squad, and competition for places will be tougher than ever, we are only allowed to strip 16 players next year, as we are now competing at a competative level.
I appreciate this may be disappointing to some of the players who have been with us from our 7 a side days, but the demands of competative football will be much greater this year.
Traing will re start on TUESDAY 11th JULY however if players are on holiday then they can join in on their return.
We will be bringing in additional players to the squad, and competition for places will be tougher than ever, we are only allowed to strip 16 players next year, as we are now competing at a competative level.
I appreciate this may be disappointing to some of the players who have been with us from our 7 a side days, but the demands of competative football will be much greater this year.
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
EKYC 7 Mill Utd 1
Wednesday, May 17, 2006
Another Change To Opposition This Thursday
Our opponents this Thursday has changed yet again. We will now be played Mill United. This is the better of the 2 Mill United sides, that play in the Lanarkshire League(not LYFDA). It will be a good test as they are one of the strongest sides around. We are meeting at 6pm with a 6.30pm kick off. As before, please wear training kit and bring the barcelona jersey from the Blackpool tournament.
Sunday, May 14, 2006
New opposition re match on Thursday 18th May
The opposition for this Thursdays game has changed from our 1995(under 11 age group), to a Rangers FC trialist team. We will be meeting at Kirktonholm at 6pm for a 6.30pm kick off. Due to the quality of opposition we will be facing, we ask that everyone makes every effort to be there. Please bring the barcelona jersey and wear the blue training kit.
Friday, May 12, 2006
EKYC 1994 v EKYC 1995, Thursday 18 May
This Thursday we have a game against our 1995 age group to assist them in their preperation for moving to 11 a side. The game is a 6.30 kick off at Kirktonholm.
Please come in training kit with barcelona jersey, as we will not be wearing the blue/yellow strips.
Please come in training kit with barcelona jersey, as we will not be wearing the blue/yellow strips.
Baljaffray FC v EKYC, Sunday 14 April 2006
This Sundays game is a friendly away to Baljaffray. It is at the Colquohoun Pitches, Bearsden with a 1000 kick off. We are meeting at 0845 at Hairmyres.
Sunday, May 07, 2006
Wednesday, May 03, 2006
Aston Villa v EKYC, Sunday 7 May 2006
The final game of the LYFDA campaign is away at Hamilton Palace against Aston Villa. We are meeting 0900 at Hairmyres or 0915 at the pitch.
EKYC 1994 v EKYC 1995, Thursday 4 May 2006
This Thursday night we play a friendly against our 1995(under 11) age group. They are making the step to 11 a sides and are looking for games. The match practise will do us good. The match is a 6.30pm kick off at Ballerup. Please be there for 6pm.
The boys have to come in their blue training gear and bring the red/blue striped jersey they wore in Blackpool if you have one.
The boys have to come in their blue training gear and bring the red/blue striped jersey they wore in Blackpool if you have one.
Sunday, April 30, 2006
Goal Scoring To Date After 25 Games
The list below does not include the goals scored in the 5-4 defeat by Strathclyde Utd.
RYAN KELLY - 25 GOALS
SAM HILL - 22 GOALS
LIAM CRICHTON - 18 GOALS
SCOTT MITCHELL - 14 GOALS
JACK KERR - 6 GOALS
THOMAS MCGUIRE - 6 GOALS
DREW WATSON - 5 GOALS
CAMERON GIBSON - 5 GOALS
SCOTT GRAHAM - 4 GOALS
DARREN SMITH - 3 GOALS
DEAN ARROL - 3 GOALS
ROSS MCDONAGH - 3 GOALS
GARY MCCULLOCH - 1 GOAL
Played 25 - Won 23 - Lost 2 - Drawn 0 - Scored 122 - Conceded 49
RYAN KELLY - 25 GOALS
SAM HILL - 22 GOALS
LIAM CRICHTON - 18 GOALS
SCOTT MITCHELL - 14 GOALS
JACK KERR - 6 GOALS
THOMAS MCGUIRE - 6 GOALS
DREW WATSON - 5 GOALS
CAMERON GIBSON - 5 GOALS
SCOTT GRAHAM - 4 GOALS
DARREN SMITH - 3 GOALS
DEAN ARROL - 3 GOALS
ROSS MCDONAGH - 3 GOALS
GARY MCCULLOCH - 1 GOAL
Played 25 - Won 23 - Lost 2 - Drawn 0 - Scored 122 - Conceded 49
Wednesday, April 26, 2006
Update on Kits For Kids - Tuesday 25 May 2006
A quick update that to date we have a total of 17,500 tokens. The final day of collection will be TUESDAY 2 MAY at training. I will then be hand delivering the tokens to the Daily Record on Wednesday 3 May. Let's have one big final push and get as many tokens as we possibly can before then.
Newmains Hammers v EKYC, Sunday 30 April 2006
This Sundays match is against Newmains Hammers. The kick off time is 1200 and the game is being played at Lamermoor Primary School in Wishaw. We will be meeting at 1045 at Hairmyres and NOT 0900 AS EARLIER STATED. PLEASE NOTE THE KICK OFF TIME.
Wednesday, April 19, 2006
Kit For Kids Collection Update, 19 April
Just a quick update re the amazing response we have had to the Kit For Kids promotion. At last nights count we had a total of 14289 tokens.
With only a couple of weeks to go we must be in the running for Hampden, so lets keep the collecting going!!!
With only a couple of weeks to go we must be in the running for Hampden, so lets keep the collecting going!!!
EKYC v Baillieston Juniors, Sunday 23 April 2006
This Sundays match is a 1000 kick off against Baillieston Juniors at Brancumhall Pitch 2. We are meeting at Brancumhall at 0915.
Thursday, April 13, 2006
East Kilbride Invitational 2006


The results were as follows;
GAMES 1
EKYC 2 Lawhill United FC 1
Blajaffray FC 5 Giffnock Soccer Centre 3
GAMES 2
Giffnock Soccer Centre 1 EKYC 2
Lawhill United FC 3 Baljaffray FC 1
GAMES 3
Baljaffray FC 1 EKYC 1
Lawhill United FC 3 Giffnock Soccer Centre 4
The Final Palcing were
1st. East Kilbride Youth Club P-3 W-2 L-0 D-1 F-5 A-3 pts-7
2nd. Baljaffray FC P-3 W-1 L-1 D-1 F-7 A-7 pts-4
3rd. Lawhill United FC P-3 W-1 L-2 D-0 F-7 A-7 pts-3
4th. Giffnock Soccer Centre P-3 W-1 L-2 D-0 F-8 A-10 pts 3
Player of the Tournament was picked by the referees and went to our captain Dean Arrol.
ANYONE WHO DID NOT OBTAIN A PICTURE THAT WAS TAKEN ON THE DAY, PLEASE NOTE THAT THEY ARE STILL AVAILABLE FOR £5 - 10x8 , £3 - 8x6, or a reduced price of £7 for both.
Thanks very much to everyone who attended and made the event a great success..... if I have the energy we may repeat it next year.
Kits For Kids Update Thursday 14 April 2006
Just a quick update to inform you that we have reached our total of tokens.
At present we have 8250.
We will continue the collection in the hope that we can be the top collector and get to go to Hampden.
The boys have been very competetitive in their collection, and it has been decided that instead of only the top collector getting a prize, all the boys will be rewarded in some way for their efforts. Lets Keep Up Th e Collecting And Get Us To Hampden !!!!
At present we have 8250.
We will continue the collection in the hope that we can be the top collector and get to go to Hampden.
The boys have been very competetitive in their collection, and it has been decided that instead of only the top collector getting a prize, all the boys will be rewarded in some way for their efforts. Lets Keep Up Th e Collecting And Get Us To Hampden !!!!
Tuesday, March 21, 2006
Strathclyde United v EKYC, Sunday 26 March 2006
This Sundays game is against Strathclyde United at the Priory Pitches in Blantyre with a 1000 kick off. We are meeting at Hairmyres at 0900 or 0915 at the pitch. Let's hope we can play as well as we did on Sunday against Aston Villa Colts, as that has been the best performance by far all season.
Kits for Kids Update Tuesday 21 March 2006
After the first 10 days of collecting we have surpassed all expectations. So far we have collected 2145 tokens .
We are well on the way to our target of 6000, and must be high up on the list of collectors, the highest of which gets to play at Hampden.
So don't let up . Keep them coming !!!!
As we stated earlier the boy who collects the most will get a prize.
The standings to date are :
Dean Arrol - 616
James Kinniburgh - 249
Thomas McGuire - 215
Jack Kerr - 159
Liam Crichton - 152
Gary McCulloch - 121
Sam Hill - 108
Lee Elliot - 106
Cameron Gibson - 100
Ryan Kelly - 65
Graham Baillie - 59
Jamie Cunningham - 56
Darren Smith - 54
Christopher Park - 44
John Dingwall - 30
Bobby Barclay - 11
We are well on the way to our target of 6000, and must be high up on the list of collectors, the highest of which gets to play at Hampden.
So don't let up . Keep them coming !!!!
As we stated earlier the boy who collects the most will get a prize.
The standings to date are :
Dean Arrol - 616
James Kinniburgh - 249
Thomas McGuire - 215
Jack Kerr - 159
Liam Crichton - 152
Gary McCulloch - 121
Sam Hill - 108
Lee Elliot - 106
Cameron Gibson - 100
Ryan Kelly - 65
Graham Baillie - 59
Jamie Cunningham - 56
Darren Smith - 54
Christopher Park - 44
John Dingwall - 30
Bobby Barclay - 11
Sunday, March 19, 2006
EKYC Reach 100 Goals So Far This Season
Goal Scoring To Date After 19 Games
RYAN KELLY - 18 GOALS
LIAM CRICHTON - 17 GOALS
SAM HILL - 15 GOALS
SCOTT MITCHELL - 12 GOALS
JACK KERR - 6 GOALS
THOMAS MCGUIRE - 6 GOALS
DREW WATSON - 5 GOALS
CAMERON GIBSON - 5 GOALS
SCOTT GRAHAM - 4 GOALS
DARREN SMITH - 3 GOALS
DEAN ARROL - 3 GOALS
ROSS MCDONAGH - 3 GOALS
GARY MCCULLOCH - 1 GOAL
Played 19 - Won 18 - Lost 1 - Drawn 0 - Scored 100 - Conceded 37
RYAN KELLY - 18 GOALS
LIAM CRICHTON - 17 GOALS
SAM HILL - 15 GOALS
SCOTT MITCHELL - 12 GOALS
JACK KERR - 6 GOALS
THOMAS MCGUIRE - 6 GOALS
DREW WATSON - 5 GOALS
CAMERON GIBSON - 5 GOALS
SCOTT GRAHAM - 4 GOALS
DARREN SMITH - 3 GOALS
DEAN ARROL - 3 GOALS
ROSS MCDONAGH - 3 GOALS
GARY MCCULLOCH - 1 GOAL
Played 19 - Won 18 - Lost 1 - Drawn 0 - Scored 100 - Conceded 37
Aston Villa Colts 2 EKYC 9
A break in the weather saw us visit Aston Villa Colts at the Priory Pitches in Blantyre. Our opponents had been on a good run of results prior to the break for the bad weather. The continued absence of Scott Mitchell meant a re-shuffle of the pack.
Dean Arrol moved into centre midfield, Gary McCulloch to right back, Christopher Park to left back, Darren Smith to centre half and Cameron Gibson to centre forward.
The changes worked almost immediately with Sam Hill bringing out a great save from the opponents keeper. From the corner Ryan Kelly swung the ball in and again the kepper had a great save. We kept up our early pressure and played some great passing football, probably the best all season, but some great goalkeeping kept us out for 10 minutes.
The breakthrough came after some quick thinking between Ryan Kelly & Dean Arrol who whipped the ball in for CAMERON GIBSON to head home. Our pressure was constant and again Dean ran beyond the defence to fire a ball across goal that RYAN KELLY finnished off at the back post.
There was no break in the pressure and in almost a carbon copy move CAMERON GIBSON added a third. With the end of the period approaching DEAN ARROL got his reward with a chipped cross from the left which went over the line before Cameron Gibson made sure. The ref gave the goal to Dean, probably to stop him moaning !!!!!
At the start of the second period, John Dingwall, Thomas McGuire and Jamie Cunningham came on. Almost immediately we were five up when a Ryan Kelly cross into the box was missed by everyone, but fired into the net by an unfortunate Colts player.
SCOTT GRAHAM added a sixth with a great header from another corner.
At the end of the second period it was 6-0, and more changes were made bringing on trialists Graham Baillie and Bobby Barclay.
Due to the changes Colts came into it and scored a good goal on the break to make it 6-1.
LIAM CRICHTON added to his seasons's tally before CAMERON GIBSON completed his hat trick to make it 8-1. Colts then scored another after James Kinniburgh had made a great save from a free kick, but the rebound broke to a Colts player who made it 8-2.
Word then spread throught the team that the next goal scored would be our 100th of the season, and it was no surprise when left winger RYAN KELLY finished the scoring to make it a resounding 9-2 win.
Man of the Match was awarded by the Aston Villa Colts manager to DEAN ARROL for his tireless performance, having a hand in at least 5 of the goals.
The team that started was:
Kinniburgh, McCulloch, Park, Smith, Graham, Kerr, Arrol, Kelly, Hill, Gibson & Chrichton. Subs: McGuire, Cunningham, Dingwall, Baillie & Barclay.
Dean Arrol moved into centre midfield, Gary McCulloch to right back, Christopher Park to left back, Darren Smith to centre half and Cameron Gibson to centre forward.
The changes worked almost immediately with Sam Hill bringing out a great save from the opponents keeper. From the corner Ryan Kelly swung the ball in and again the kepper had a great save. We kept up our early pressure and played some great passing football, probably the best all season, but some great goalkeeping kept us out for 10 minutes.
The breakthrough came after some quick thinking between Ryan Kelly & Dean Arrol who whipped the ball in for CAMERON GIBSON to head home. Our pressure was constant and again Dean ran beyond the defence to fire a ball across goal that RYAN KELLY finnished off at the back post.
There was no break in the pressure and in almost a carbon copy move CAMERON GIBSON added a third. With the end of the period approaching DEAN ARROL got his reward with a chipped cross from the left which went over the line before Cameron Gibson made sure. The ref gave the goal to Dean, probably to stop him moaning !!!!!
At the start of the second period, John Dingwall, Thomas McGuire and Jamie Cunningham came on. Almost immediately we were five up when a Ryan Kelly cross into the box was missed by everyone, but fired into the net by an unfortunate Colts player.
SCOTT GRAHAM added a sixth with a great header from another corner.
At the end of the second period it was 6-0, and more changes were made bringing on trialists Graham Baillie and Bobby Barclay.
Due to the changes Colts came into it and scored a good goal on the break to make it 6-1.
LIAM CRICHTON added to his seasons's tally before CAMERON GIBSON completed his hat trick to make it 8-1. Colts then scored another after James Kinniburgh had made a great save from a free kick, but the rebound broke to a Colts player who made it 8-2.
Word then spread throught the team that the next goal scored would be our 100th of the season, and it was no surprise when left winger RYAN KELLY finished the scoring to make it a resounding 9-2 win.
Man of the Match was awarded by the Aston Villa Colts manager to DEAN ARROL for his tireless performance, having a hand in at least 5 of the goals.
The team that started was:
Kinniburgh, McCulloch, Park, Smith, Graham, Kerr, Arrol, Kelly, Hill, Gibson & Chrichton. Subs: McGuire, Cunningham, Dingwall, Baillie & Barclay.
Thursday, March 16, 2006
Daily Record Kits for Kits
Wednesday, March 15, 2006
Aston Villa Colts v EKYC, Sunday 19 March
This Sundays game is against Aston Villa Colts and is due to be played at the Priory Pitches, Blantyre with a 1000 kick off. We are meeting at Hairmyres at 0900 or the pitch at 0915. Please check this website or phone Andy to see if the game is on.
Sunday, March 12, 2006
EKYC v Strathclyde United, Match Cancelled
Saturday, March 11, 2006
Kit for Kids Collection Starts Today

The Daily Record/Sunday Mail Kit for Kids promotion starts today.Remember, we need to collect 6000 tokens in 8 weeks, so get collecting. Ask your friends, neighbours, grannies, mums & dads workplaces, schools, everyone you can think of to help us meet our total. The more tokens we get the more kit we get, and don't forget that chance to play at Hampden. There are 2 tokens in todays paper, so start today.
EVERYONE GET COLLECTING !!!!!!
Monday, March 06, 2006
EKYC v Strathclyde United, Sunday 12 March
This Sunday's match is against Strathclyde United at Brancumhall. The kick off is changed to 1030 at the referees request. Lets hope the weather clears up and we can get another game under our belt.
Saturday, March 04, 2006
Training Tuesday 7th March
Training this Tuesday returns to Clairmont High School and will be between 6pm and 7.30pm due to Champions League football. Anyone with Bolton money or quiz sheet money outstanding, please bring it with them.
Netherton Claret v EKYC, Match Cancelled
Tomorrows game against Netherton Claret in Mothwerwell has been cancelled due to a frozen pitch. It is hoped it will be arranged in mid week later in the year.
Thursday, March 02, 2006
Netherton Claret v EKYC, Sunday 5 March
This Sundays game is away against Motherwell side Netherton Claret. We are meeting at Hairmyres at 0930 to travel to Motherwell for a 1030 kick off. The pitch is being inspected on Friday, but due to the frost we might not know if the game is on/off til the last minute. Please phone to check on Saturday night.
Wednesday, March 01, 2006
Daily Record - Kit For Kids Collection

We have succesfully registered in the Daily Record - Kit For Kits promotion.
If you are not aware what it is all about, every day from Saturday 11 March the Daily Record and Sunday Mail will print tokens for collection towards kit for the team. The promotion will run for 8 weeks.
The target limits are ;
Rain Jackets - 1200 tokens - 1 token a day for 8 weeks per player
Strips - 3600 tokens - 2 tokens a day for 8 weeks per player
Track suit and Strips - 4800 - 3 tokens a day for 8 weeks per player
Rain Jackets, Strips, Track suits - 6000 - 4 tokens a day for 8 weeks per player
We are initially going for the rain jackets, but we can upgade our application if we are reaching our goal quickly.
Can I ask everyone to participate in this promotion - Parents, Grandparents, Neighbours, Friends, Work Colleagues, Local Shops to meet the required amount.
I have already taken steps to arrange a collection box in the Spar, Gardenhall and am going to approach Mossneuk Primary to do the same.
As well as team kit, the team who collect the most tokens get to play at Hampden Park, which is a great experience for any youth footballer.
SO COME ON, GET COLLECTING, GET YOUR FRIENDS COLLECTING AND LETS MEET OUR TARGET !!
Sunday, February 26, 2006
Training Tuesday 28th February
Due to exams at Claremont, this Tuesday's training has been moved to Jackton Police College and will be from 6pm til 7pm.
Claremont AFC 1 EKYC 2
The local derby between Claremont and YC took place in perfect playing conditions at Ballerup Playing Fields. An injury to Scott Mitchell ruled him out of contention, and he may be missing for a couple of weeks. We wish him a speedy recovery.
Our boys started the game well and had Claremont penned into their own half for the first ten minutes. Our pressure resulted in some great play from Ryan Kelly feeding the tireless SAM HILL who ran through on goal and put the ball into the net with the outside of his right foot.
Claremont came storming back and a full length diving save from James Kinniburgh kept us in front. The game was end to end at this time and a very enjoyable spectacle. Sam Hill then turned provider after some good link up play down the right, he swung over a deep cross which RYAN KELLY left foot volleyed high into the net to give us a 2-0 advantage.
We were unlucky not to add to the lead just before half time after a great cross from the right evaded everyone and ran out for a bye kick.
At half time Bobby Barclay replaced Thomas McGuire up front, and Christopher Park replaced Darren Smith in midfield.
Our opponents came out with all guns blazing at the start of the second half and continued the pressure until the final whistle. James Kinniburgh earned his Man of the Match award with some great saves, and being quick off his line to rush the forwards into shooting.
Claremont pulled a goal back with 5 minutes to go when a shot from the right bounced awkwardly in from of James Kinniburgh who could not hold the ball and the striker forced it home, to lead to a chaotic last 5 minutes. Our boys were really under the cosh and Claremont were unlucky not to equalise late on, however our boys hubng on well for a well fought win.
Man of the Match was James Kinniburgh.
The team that started was:
Kinniburgh, Arrol, McCulloch, Gibson, Graham, Crichton, Smith, Kerr, Kelly, McGuire, Hill. Subs; Park, Barclay, Rankin, Elliot & Dingwall.
Our boys started the game well and had Claremont penned into their own half for the first ten minutes. Our pressure resulted in some great play from Ryan Kelly feeding the tireless SAM HILL who ran through on goal and put the ball into the net with the outside of his right foot.
Claremont came storming back and a full length diving save from James Kinniburgh kept us in front. The game was end to end at this time and a very enjoyable spectacle. Sam Hill then turned provider after some good link up play down the right, he swung over a deep cross which RYAN KELLY left foot volleyed high into the net to give us a 2-0 advantage.
We were unlucky not to add to the lead just before half time after a great cross from the right evaded everyone and ran out for a bye kick.
At half time Bobby Barclay replaced Thomas McGuire up front, and Christopher Park replaced Darren Smith in midfield.
Our opponents came out with all guns blazing at the start of the second half and continued the pressure until the final whistle. James Kinniburgh earned his Man of the Match award with some great saves, and being quick off his line to rush the forwards into shooting.
Claremont pulled a goal back with 5 minutes to go when a shot from the right bounced awkwardly in from of James Kinniburgh who could not hold the ball and the striker forced it home, to lead to a chaotic last 5 minutes. Our boys were really under the cosh and Claremont were unlucky not to equalise late on, however our boys hubng on well for a well fought win.
Man of the Match was James Kinniburgh.
The team that started was:
Kinniburgh, Arrol, McCulloch, Gibson, Graham, Crichton, Smith, Kerr, Kelly, McGuire, Hill. Subs; Park, Barclay, Rankin, Elliot & Dingwall.
Wednesday, February 22, 2006
Claremont AFC v EKYC, Sunday 26 February
This Sunday's game is another local derby against Claremont AFC with a 1000 kick off at Ballerup. We are meeting at the pitches at 0915. If you have not yet paid your Bolton money, please bring your permission slip and money with you.
Sunday, February 19, 2006
Training Tuesday 21st February
Training this Tuesday returns to Clairmont High School and will be from 6pm til 7.30pm due to Champions League football being on the television.
EKYC v Baillieston Juniors, Match Cancelled
Thursday, February 16, 2006
EKYC v Baillieston Juniors, Sunday 19th February
This Sundays game is against Baillieston Juniors at Kirkland Park, Strathaven. We are meeting at 0845 at Hairmyres Train Station. If travelling straight to the pitch let me know, and be there for 0915. Due to the rain, the game may be in doubt,so remember to phone and check on Saturday night if the game is on.
Sunday, February 12, 2006
Training Tuesday 14th February 2006
Due to School Closures training on Tuesday is at Jackton Police College for 1 hour between 6pm and 7pm.
Goal Scoring To Date After 17 Games
LIAM CRICHTON - 16 GOALS
RYAN KELLY - 15 GOALS
SAM HILL - 14 GOALS
SCOTT MITCHELL - 12 GOALS
JACK KERR - 6 GOALS
THOMAS McGUIRE - 6 GOALS
DREW WATSON - 5 GOALS
DARREN SMITH - 3 GOALS
SCOTT GRAHAM - 3 GOALS
ROSS McDONAGH - 3 GOALS
CAMERON GIBSON - 2 GOALS
DEAN ARROL - 2 GOALS
GARY McCULLOCH - 1 GOAL
Played 17 - Won 16 - Lost 1 - Drawn 0 - Scored 89 - Conceded 34
RYAN KELLY - 15 GOALS
SAM HILL - 14 GOALS
SCOTT MITCHELL - 12 GOALS
JACK KERR - 6 GOALS
THOMAS McGUIRE - 6 GOALS
DREW WATSON - 5 GOALS
DARREN SMITH - 3 GOALS
SCOTT GRAHAM - 3 GOALS
ROSS McDONAGH - 3 GOALS
CAMERON GIBSON - 2 GOALS
DEAN ARROL - 2 GOALS
GARY McCULLOCH - 1 GOAL
Played 17 - Won 16 - Lost 1 - Drawn 0 - Scored 89 - Conceded 34
Aston Villa 1 EKYC 6
The absence of regular starters Scott Mitchell and Christopher Park meant a couple of changes to the team that started last week. Thomas McGuire started up front with Sam Hill.
We had a slow start to the game and after some early pressure Villa broke up the park and the striker fired the ball high into the net from a tight angle to give them a 1-0 lead against the run of play. Our boys were playing some good football, but as last week, could not find the killer touch in front of goal.
THOMAS McGUIRE then equalised after a goalmouth scramble to put us 1-1 at the end of the first period.
An unchanged team went into the next third, and a great solo effort from SAM HILL was finnished off with a cheeky chip over the keeper.
LIAM CRICHTON and SAM HILL added another 2 goals before the end of the period.
A couple of changes were made and trialists Bobby Barclay and Graeme Baillie were given a chance. We continued to press and LIAM CRICHTON added his second of the day, to put him back to the top of the goalscoring charts, before the ever impressive SAM HILL completed his hat trick and the scoring to make it 6-1.
The only black note of the day was an injury to keeper James Kinniburgh which resulted on 'Sick Note' hobbling off to be replaced by Dean Arrol. Lets hope its just a wee knock and he will be okay for next weeks game against the strong Baillieston Juniors.
The team which started was;
Kinniburgh,Arrol,McCulloch,Gibson,Graham,Kerr,Kelly,Crichton,Hill,McGuire,Smith Subs; Elliot,Dingwall,Barclay & Baillie.
We had a slow start to the game and after some early pressure Villa broke up the park and the striker fired the ball high into the net from a tight angle to give them a 1-0 lead against the run of play. Our boys were playing some good football, but as last week, could not find the killer touch in front of goal.
THOMAS McGUIRE then equalised after a goalmouth scramble to put us 1-1 at the end of the first period.
An unchanged team went into the next third, and a great solo effort from SAM HILL was finnished off with a cheeky chip over the keeper.
LIAM CRICHTON and SAM HILL added another 2 goals before the end of the period.
A couple of changes were made and trialists Bobby Barclay and Graeme Baillie were given a chance. We continued to press and LIAM CRICHTON added his second of the day, to put him back to the top of the goalscoring charts, before the ever impressive SAM HILL completed his hat trick and the scoring to make it 6-1.
The only black note of the day was an injury to keeper James Kinniburgh which resulted on 'Sick Note' hobbling off to be replaced by Dean Arrol. Lets hope its just a wee knock and he will be okay for next weeks game against the strong Baillieston Juniors.
The team which started was;
Kinniburgh,Arrol,McCulloch,Gibson,Graham,Kerr,Kelly,Crichton,Hill,McGuire,Smith Subs; Elliot,Dingwall,Barclay & Baillie.
Thursday, February 09, 2006
Aston Villa v EKYC, Sunday 12 February
This Sundays game is agaisnt Aston Villa with a 1000 ko at Priory Playing Fields, Blantyre. We will be meeting at Hairmyres at 0900.
Monday, February 06, 2006
Training Tuesday 7th February 2006
Training on Tuesday is for 1 hour at Jackton Police College. 6pm til 7pm.
Sunday, February 05, 2006
EKYC 3 Hamilton Boys Club 0
The absence of regular left winger Ryan Kelly led to a couple of personnel changes for todays game. Scott Mitchell moved from up front to left midfield, Christopher Park moved to centre forward and Jack Kerr returned to the middle of the park.
We were camped in the Hamilton half for most of the first 20 minutes, but a mixture of poor finnishing and good goalkeeping resulted in the period ending 0-0.
The second period followed the same pattern, and it was obvious that Ryan's width on the left was missing, and changes to the formation were required. At the end of the second period it was still 0-0.
The third period started with Scott Mitchell reverting to centre forward along side Sam Hill, Thomas McGuire replacing Christopher Park and the side going 3-5-2 with Dean Arrol moving to right midfield. The change paid off with 10 minutes to go when DEAN ARROL flicked a Hill corner towards goal with his head, and the ball deflected into the net.
The goal gave the boys confidence and soon THOMAS MCGUIRE added a 2nd with a great shot, high into the net from just outside the box. We kept Hamilton penned into their own half and SCOTT GRAHAM scored his second in as many weeks with a strong finish from 8 yards out.
Dean Arrol was voted Man of the Match by the referee, for his goal and 100% effort.
The team hich started was Kinniburgh,Arrol,McCulloch,Graham,Gibson,Smith,Mitchell,Kerr,Hill,Park,Crichton. Subs-McGuire,Elliot & Cunningham
We were camped in the Hamilton half for most of the first 20 minutes, but a mixture of poor finnishing and good goalkeeping resulted in the period ending 0-0.
The second period followed the same pattern, and it was obvious that Ryan's width on the left was missing, and changes to the formation were required. At the end of the second period it was still 0-0.
The third period started with Scott Mitchell reverting to centre forward along side Sam Hill, Thomas McGuire replacing Christopher Park and the side going 3-5-2 with Dean Arrol moving to right midfield. The change paid off with 10 minutes to go when DEAN ARROL flicked a Hill corner towards goal with his head, and the ball deflected into the net.
The goal gave the boys confidence and soon THOMAS MCGUIRE added a 2nd with a great shot, high into the net from just outside the box. We kept Hamilton penned into their own half and SCOTT GRAHAM scored his second in as many weeks with a strong finish from 8 yards out.
Dean Arrol was voted Man of the Match by the referee, for his goal and 100% effort.
The team hich started was Kinniburgh,Arrol,McCulloch,Graham,Gibson,Smith,Mitchell,Kerr,Hill,Park,Crichton. Subs-McGuire,Elliot & Cunningham
Thursday, February 02, 2006
Goal Scoring To Date After 15 Games
RYAN KELLY - 15 GOALS
LIAM CRICHTON - 14 GOALS
SCOTT MITCHELL - 12 GOALS
SAM HILL - 11 GOALS
JACK KERR - 6 GOALS
DREW WATSON - 5 GOALS
THOMAS MCGUIRE - 4 GOALS
DARREN SMITH - 3 GOALS
ROSS MCDONAGH - 3 GOALS
CAMERON GIBSON - 2 GOALS
SCOTT GRAHAM - 2 GOALS
GARY MCCULLOCH - 1 GOAL
DEAN ARROL - 1 GOAL
Played 15 - Won 14 - Lost 1 - Drawn 0 - Scored 80 - Conceded 33
LIAM CRICHTON - 14 GOALS
SCOTT MITCHELL - 12 GOALS
SAM HILL - 11 GOALS
JACK KERR - 6 GOALS
DREW WATSON - 5 GOALS
THOMAS MCGUIRE - 4 GOALS
DARREN SMITH - 3 GOALS
ROSS MCDONAGH - 3 GOALS
CAMERON GIBSON - 2 GOALS
SCOTT GRAHAM - 2 GOALS
GARY MCCULLOCH - 1 GOAL
DEAN ARROL - 1 GOAL
Played 15 - Won 14 - Lost 1 - Drawn 0 - Scored 80 - Conceded 33
Wednesday, February 01, 2006
EKYC Invitational Tournament, Sunday 9 April 2006
As you will by now be aware, the Scottish Easter Cup tournament which we were attending at Dalziel Parks, Motherwell at the Easter weekend has now been cancelled due to poor subscription.
We are now holding our own tournament which will be held on Sunday 9 April between 1pm and 5pm at the Strathclyde Police Playing Fields, Lochinch, Pollok Park.
The format will be a round robin event with ourselves and the three other invited teams, all playing against each other on the 2 pitches at Lochinch.
I have invited Lawhill United, Baljaffray Boys Club and Giffnock Soccer Centre to take part, and they have all agreed.
Fundraising to pay for the event has begun and I ask everyone to try to raise as much as we can. I am also trying to find sponsors for the event. If you can help please let me know, or pass my number on to anyone who you think can help.
It should be a great day.
We are now holding our own tournament which will be held on Sunday 9 April between 1pm and 5pm at the Strathclyde Police Playing Fields, Lochinch, Pollok Park.
The format will be a round robin event with ourselves and the three other invited teams, all playing against each other on the 2 pitches at Lochinch.
I have invited Lawhill United, Baljaffray Boys Club and Giffnock Soccer Centre to take part, and they have all agreed.
Fundraising to pay for the event has begun and I ask everyone to try to raise as much as we can. I am also trying to find sponsors for the event. If you can help please let me know, or pass my number on to anyone who you think can help.
It should be a great day.
EKYC v Hamilton BC, Sunday 12th January
This Sundays match is against Hamilton Boys Club at Balerup Pitch 6 with a 1000 kick off . We are meeting at Ballerup at 0915.
EK Burgh 1 EKYC 9
Our local derby against the Burgh took place at Ballerup on Sunday morning, in spite of a late scare due to a sharp frost.
The boys looked up for the game from the start with the impressive SAM HILL running from his own half and rounding the keeper to give us an early lead.
We kept pressing and before long SAM HILL added his second after som great work by Ryan Kelly on the left wing.
Both Ryan Kelly on the left and Liam Crichton on the right were possing Burgh all sorts of problems and after one of his trade mark runs from the right LIAM CRICHTON made it 3-0.
At this time our boys started to sit back and think the game was won, allowing our opponents back into the game. At the end of the first period it was 3-0.
Some slack play at the start of the second period allowed Burgh to get a goal back, which raised their spirits, however Sam & Ryan continued to cause them all sorts of problems on the wings.
In the second period LIAM CRICHTON added his second and THOMAS McGUIRE scored from close range.
In the final period SAM HILL completed his hat trick, RYAN KELLY scored a brace(one with his head!!!) and SCOTT GRAHAM finnished the scoring with a close range shot after a great corner from Sam Hill.
Were it not for some poor finishing and a couple of dodgey penalty decisions the score would have been greater, but it was a great result and good performance from everyone.
Man Of The Match was a hard decision but it was shared between Sam Hill and Ryan Kelly.
The boys looked up for the game from the start with the impressive SAM HILL running from his own half and rounding the keeper to give us an early lead.
We kept pressing and before long SAM HILL added his second after som great work by Ryan Kelly on the left wing.
Both Ryan Kelly on the left and Liam Crichton on the right were possing Burgh all sorts of problems and after one of his trade mark runs from the right LIAM CRICHTON made it 3-0.
At this time our boys started to sit back and think the game was won, allowing our opponents back into the game. At the end of the first period it was 3-0.
Some slack play at the start of the second period allowed Burgh to get a goal back, which raised their spirits, however Sam & Ryan continued to cause them all sorts of problems on the wings.
In the second period LIAM CRICHTON added his second and THOMAS McGUIRE scored from close range.
In the final period SAM HILL completed his hat trick, RYAN KELLY scored a brace(one with his head!!!) and SCOTT GRAHAM finnished the scoring with a close range shot after a great corner from Sam Hill.
Were it not for some poor finishing and a couple of dodgey penalty decisions the score would have been greater, but it was a great result and good performance from everyone.
Man Of The Match was a hard decision but it was shared between Sam Hill and Ryan Kelly.
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