The Foster's Scottish Amateur Cup Final Programme 2014 Colville Park AFC v Hurlford Thistle AFC Rugby Park, Kilmarnock Sunday, 18th May 2014

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3. As President of the Scottish Amateur Football Association I am
extremely pleased to extend a very warm welcome to you all to
Rugby Park for today’s Foster’s Scottish Amateur Cup Final.
Although today will be an exciting climax to the amateur season
it will also be tinged with a great deal of sadness as we will all
miss our good friend and colleague George Watson, who is
sadly no longer with us. George was a stalwart of amateur
football for many, many years having been Match Secretary of
this great competition for over 25 years and I know he was
always extremely proud when leading the teams out on cup final day. George
epitomised the ethos of the amateur game and we hope today’s final will be a fitting
tribute to him. Today’s Man of the Match will receive the George Watson Trophy
which will be presented each year at the Final in recognition of George’s sterling
service to amateur football.
Great credit is due to today’s teams Colville Park AFC and Hurlford Thistle AFC who
are the last two standing from an initial entry of 604. The commitment, dedication
and skills of both teams in reaching the final has to be greatly admired and I wish
them both the very best of good luck as they compete to win what is widely
acknowledged as the “blue riband” of amateur football.
Our sincere thanks to Kilmarnock FC for allowing the Association to use their superb
stadium for the final and I am sure that the excellent setting will bring out the best in
both teams. Only the hard work of our dedicated volunteers and members of staff
have ensured that the competition has reached its conclusion and our sincere thanks
are due to Iain Cowden who stepped into the breach when George Watson died,
Thomas McKeown (National Secretary), Stephen McLaughlin (Technical
Administrator) and Mary Jardine (Administrator) along with the many local match
secretaries. Their efforts are often unseen but are vital to the smooth running of the
competition.
We are indebted to our sponsors Heineken UK who have shown tremendous support
for amateur football through their Foster’s brand and I am sure that support will
continue for many years to come.
The Association appreciates the support of everyone attending Rugby Park today
and we are sure that you will enjoy the contest between two fine teams and whatever
the outcome we hope that you all have a very enjoyable day.
Hugh Knapp
President
The Scottish Amateur Football Association
The Scottish Amateur Football Association
Office Bearers 2013/2014
Hon. President : Hugh Knapp
Hon. Vice Presidents : Stuart Urquhart & Alex McDowall
Hon. Treasurer : George Dingwall
Referee Co-ordinator : George Watson / Iain Cowden
National Secretary : Thomas McKeown
Hampden Park, Glasgow G42 9DB
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1909/10 John Neilson FP AFC
1910/11 Edinburgh Civil Service AFC
1911/12 Queen’s Park FC
1912/13 Leith Amateurs FC
1913/14 Cameronians AFC
1919/20 Queen’s Park FC
1920/21 Edinburgh Civil Service AFC
1921/22 Greenock HSFP AFC
1922/23 Falkirk Amateur F & AC
1923/24 Moorpark AFC
1924/25 Coldstream AFC
1925/26 Murrayfield Amateurs FC
1926/27 Glasgow University AFC
1927/28 Queen’s Park FC
1928/29 Murrayfield Amateurs FC
1929/30 Murrayfield Amateurs FC
1930/31 Murrayfield Amateurs FC
1931/32 Glasgow Corporation Transport
1932/33 Queen’s Park FC
1933/34 Queen’s Park FC
1934/35 Camphill Sec. School FP AFC
1935/36 Queen’s Park FC
1936/37 Grogarburn Amateurs FC
1937/38 Coats Amateurs FC
1938/39 Murrayfield Amateurs FC
1945/46 Craigton Athletic AFC
1946/47 Queen’s Park FC
1947/48 Mearns Amateurs FC
1948/49 Greenock HSFP AFC
1949/50 Queen’s Park FC
1950/51 Queen’s Park FC
1951/52 Port Glasgow Hibernian AFC
1952/53 Mearns Amateurs FC
1953/54 Royal Technical College AFC
1954/55 Eglington Amateurs FC
1955/56 Milanda Amateurs FC
1956/57 Giffnock North AFC
1957/58 Weir Recreation AFC
1958/59 Crosshill Thistle AFC
1959/60 Minishant AFC
1960/61 Glenavon Amateurs FC
1961/62 Bearsden Amateurs FC
1962/63 Queen’s Park FC
1963/64 Queen’s Park FC
1964/65 N.C.R. AFC
1965/66 Jordanhill T.C. AFC
1966/67 Rhu Amateurs FC
Past Winners
1967/68 Cambusbarron Rovs AFC
1968/69 Cambusbarron Rovs AFC
1969/70 Douglas Amateurs FC
1970/71 Dumbarton Academy FP AFC
1971/72 Douglas Amateurs FC
1972/73 Knockentiber AFC
1973/74 Douglas Amateurs FC
1974/75 Star Hearts AFC
1975/76 Colville Park AFC
1976/77 Morriston YMCA AFC
1977/78 Cambusbarron Rovs AFC
1978/79 Crosshouse Waverley AFC
1979/80 Newarthill Hearts AFC
1980/81 Knockentiber AFC
1981/82 Avon Villa AFC
1982/83 Strathclyde Police AFC
1983/84 Pencaitland AFC
1984/85 Drongan United AFC
1985/86 Coatbridge CC AFC
1986/87 Bannockburn AFC
1987/88 Coatbridge CC AFC
1988/89 Norton House AFC
1989/90 St Patricks FP AFC
1990/91 Bannockburn AFC
1991/92 Heathside AFC
1992/93 Bankhall Villa AFC
1993/94 Bannockburn AFC
1994/95 Heathside AFC
1995/96 Bellshill YMCA AFC
1996/97 Knockentiber AFC
1997/98 Dalziel HSFP AFC
1998/99 St Patrick’s FP AFC
1999/00 Liberton Roy’l Mail WBMA AFC
2000/01 Dalziel HSFP AFC
2001/02 Harestanes AFC
2002/03 Harestanes AFC
2003/04 Viewfield Rovers AFC
2004/05 Drumchapel Amateurs FC
2005/06 St Patrick’s FP AFC
2006/07 Drumchapel United AFC
2007/08 Eddlewood AFC
2008/09 Queen’s Park FC
2009/10 Eddlewood AFC
2010/11 Wishaw HSFP AFC
2011/12 Hurlford Thistle AFC
2012/13 Wellhouse AFC
2013/14

4. GEORGE WATSON
This page in our programme would normally
be written by George Watson who was the
Match Secretary for the Cup for 25 years.
When George died in March, the SAFA lost a
tireless worker and many lost a valued
colleague and a close personal friend.
George was, of course, a great character. He
ran the Scottish Cup “his way” and woe
betide anyone, high or low, who was bold
The Road To The Final
HURLFORD THISTLE
1st BYE
2nd A Windlaw 0 - 10
3rd H Arthurlie Utd 1 - 1
Rep A Arthurlie Utd 1 - 4
4th H Menzieshill 8 - 1
5th A Hermiston Vale 0 - 1
6th A Rosebank Rangers 1 - 5
7th A Greenock HSFP 2 - 3
8th WALKOVER
SF N Eastfield 5 - 0
Played at Hamilton Accies FC
COLVILLE PARK
1st H Corkerhill 8 - 0
2nd H KSC Wolves 3 - 0
3rd H Burntisland Utd 3 - 2
4th A Burghmuir 0 - 9
5th A Haldane 0 - 4
6th H Netherthird 2 - 2
Rep A Netherthird 1 - 3
7th A Edinburgh Rose 1 - 5
8th A Finnart 1 - 3
SF N Glasgow Harp 3 - 1
Played at Hamilton Accies FC
July 1st 2014 to June 30th 2015
enough to tell him to do it their way! These
days the competition relies on IT much
more than it once did. George embraced
the changes though we suspect he may
have had a wee smile when initially some
gremlins screwed up the system!
George’s enthusiasm and dedication was
never in doubt. He lived and breathed this
competition. George will be sadly missed,
impossible to replace and he will be fondly
remembered for many years to come.
The George Watson Trophy, to be presented to
The Man of the Match at each season’s final

5. This season’s Scottish Cup Final has both a familiar and
unfamiliar look about it. The setting will be new to most - it’s 15
years since the Final was played at Rugby Park, St Pats being the
1999 winners. However the Colville Park v Hurlford Thistle tag will be anything
but “new” to those who regularly attend SAFA finals or support either of our
finalists.
The two clubs faced each other in the 2012 Scottish
Final. The honours went to the Ayrshire men that day but the
following year the steelmen from Motherwell took their revenge in
the West of Scotland Cup Final. The pair have already clashed this
season when Hurlford squeaked through in a thrilling West Cup
Quarter Final. It would be hard to dream up a more appetising
encounter than today’s skirmish. Colville Park will be determined to
atone for 2012 and 2013 (when they lost to Wellhouse in the Final) while
Hurlford, having already won the West Cup, are hoping to create their own bit of
history as the first club to win the “double” since Knockentiber in 1997. It
promises to be a nail-biting afternoon for the fans and hopefully a football treat
for the rest of us.
Over 600 clubs took part in this season’s competition....the
final is the 10th Round so just getting here is no mean feat. A
glance at the progression of both clubs (shown elsewhere in
our Programme) will indicate that they both had some easier
ties but also some narrow escapes. Both were held to draws
at home and had to win replays away from home. Colville
Park had to play in all of the 9 rounds but Lady Luck was
kinder to Hurlford who got a bye in the 1st as well as a
walkover into the Semi Finals when two of the well fancied
clubs were eliminated from the Cup.
Both of the Semi Finals were played at Hamilton.
Colville Park and Glasgow Harp served up a good, hard fought
match which was decided by an injury time penalty conversion
from Alex Clearie which put Colville 3-1 ahead. Colville’s other
scorers were Boyce and McAulay. Eastfield held Hurlford to a
one goal lead at the interval but a second half blitz gave the Ayrshire side a 5-0
win. Scorers were Robertson, Hunter, Gold, Mullen and Knapp.
Our match officials today are all very experienced referees and we
are confident that Gordon Clarkson and his colleagues will handle the match
effectively. We hope they all enjoy the occasion
Everything is in place for a great final : two top teams with excellent
records in their own leagues and in the national cups. Good luck to both sets of
players and officials - enjoy the final and may the best team win!
Setting The Scene

6. The Semi Finalists
Glasgow Harp
Eastfield
The Foster’s Central Scottish
Amateur Football League
Congratulates Its Member Club
COLVILLE
PARK A.F.C.
On Reaching The Final Of
The Foster’s Scottish
Amateur Cup
and wishes the Players and
Officials of Both Finalists
THE BEST OF LUCK
ALEX OWENS GEORGE DINGWALL
President Secretary

7. Originally founded as Colvilles AFC in 1968, team selection was initially
restricted to workers from Ravenscraig and other steelworks in the Motherwell
area. Even operating in the Fifth Division of the Lanarkshire AFA they found life
difficult, and consequently in 1970 the club was rebranded as Colville Park AFC,
and opened up to a broader selection of players. (The Club is now part of the
excellent sports and social complex at Colville Park Country Club who are, of
course, sponsors of the West of Scotland Amateur Cup.)
Colville Park AFC remained members of the LAFA for some 20 years
going on to win several domestic honours with them. The major achievement of
that era was winning the Scottish Amateur Cup in season 1975/6. In season
1990/91, Colville Park moved to the Central Scottish AFL, and although they
took a little while to adapt, are now well-established in the Premier Division of the
League, considered by many to be the most competitive in Scottish amateur
football.
Several domestic honours have been won, including the Cinema Cup,
McAvoy McIntyre Trophy, League Cup, First Division Championship and Premier
Division Championship. We have been Premier Division champions for the last
two seasons, going through last year’s campaign unbeaten to secure the
championship on the last day of the season by a single point from local rivals
and fellow Scottish Cup finalists Wellhouse.
At National level, Colville Park has an excellent track record, reaching the
semi-final stage of the Scottish Amateur Cup for the last 5 seasons, and this will
be our 3rd consecutive appearance in the final. Unfortunately we have lost out
on both previous occasions -- to today’s opponents Hurlford Thistle in 2011/12
and to local Central Scottish rivals Wellhouse on penalties in a closely-contested
final last year. In the West of Scotland Cup we also have a good record having
reached the semi-finals in 2005/6 and the final in 2009/10 when we narrowly lost
out to local rivals Harestanes. We were beaten finalists again in 2011/12, losing
out on penalties to Dumbarton Academy but eventually won the trophy last
season by beating today’s opponents Hurlford Thistle 2 – 0 in a closely fought
final at New Douglas Park, Hamilton.
Colville Park’s recent successful record is due largely to the dedicated
efforts of Gerry Hamilton, an experienced campaigner who is now in his 9th
season as Manager. “The Gaffer” is ably-assisted by Scott Duncan while
Robert “Rab” Sneddon has also brought his extensive and successful
managerial experience at Junior level to many of our training sessions.
Backroom support is also provided by Graham Steele (Physio), Andy Williamson
(Secretary), Joe Walker (Treasurer and Director of Football), John Fallon, Reg
Brown and Alex Stillie.
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8. The Colville Park Squad
Michael McGarry Jordan Longmuir Garry Tierney Mikey Brown
The Ayrshire Amateur
Football Association
Congratulates Its Member Club
HURLFORDHURLFORD
THISTLE A.F.C.THISTLE A.F.C.
On Reaching The Final Of
The Foster’s Scottish
Amateur Cup
and wishes the Players and
Officials of Both Finalists
THE BEST OF LUCK
STUART URQUHART GRAHAM MAIR
President Secretary
Jordan Longmuir (Goalkeeper) Third season at the club after a successful spell in the
Junior ranks. Member of the Scottish International squad, played in the UEFA Regions
Cup in the Czech Republic.
Ryan Ward (Goalkeeper) Experienced keeper signed mid-season who has provided
excellent cover when called into the side. Has played for the Central Scottish Select.
Garry Tierney (Defender) Commanding left sided player, signed last season. Garry has
added his senior experience to the side.
Keiran “Bert” Bradshaw (Defender) Good left sided defender/midfielder, now in his
second season at the club but injury has sidelined him.
Mikey Brown (Defender) Consistent, reliable defender, in his second season. Has
quickly established himself and was selected for the International match in Dumfries last
month. Unfortunately Mikey suffered a leg break playing against Northern Ireland last
season and this kept him out till mid-season.
Jamie Daily (Defender) 7th
year with the club; defensive stalwart, can slot in anywhere.
His involvement has been hampered by illness this season. Second season as club
captain, leads by example.
James Mulvay (Defender) Strong central defender in his first season at the club. The
former Scottish internationalist has brought great experience and stability to the squad.
Michael McGarry (Defender) Good versatile player in his third season Michael can play
in defence or midfield roles.
Lance Pearce (Defender) Experienced defender signed at the start of the season. Can
play in various defensive roles, has had senior experience and is a current Scottish
Amateur Internationalist.
Thomas “Tee” Airlie (Midfielder) Joined from Celtic Boys Club and now in his 3rd
season. Can also play in defence and on either flank. Played for Scotland in the UEFA
Regions Cup.
Brian Glancy (Midfielder) Versatile and experienced left-sided player in his 3rd season.
Played in the UEFA Regions Cup but serious injury has curtailed his season.
Alex “Beansie” Clearie (Midfielder) Versatile and experienced midfielder now in his 2nd
season. Likes to get forward to support forwards, and has scored some spectacular
goals. Represented Scotland against Leinster and converted the penalty which secured
victory for the Scots. Also scored from the penalty spot in the Semi with Glasgow Harp.

9. Thomas Airlie
More of the Colville Squad
Joe Walker (Kitman) Alex Clearie
More From Hurlford
Kirk Forbes (Midfielder) Silky midfielder in his second season. Likes to get forward.
Another Scottish internationalist
Gavin Forsyth (Midfielder) A veteran who has been restored to the side in the hectic
final stages of the season. Versatile player who can play in midfield or upfront where his
aerial power can be used to great effect.
Michael Kennedy (Midfield/Defence) Very experienced and versatile player, joined last
season. Adds composure to the team. Former Scottish international
Chris Boyce (Forward) Experienced player who has joined us mid-season. Provides
good link-up and has scored some vital goals including one in the Semi Final.
James Miller (Forward) A pacy and tricky forward who can operate on either flank; now
in his 3rd season after a spell at senior and junior level; has also been recognised by
Scotland.
Tommy Murray (Forward) Experienced player who can operate in any forward role; very
pacy and direct.
Paul McAulay (Forward) Pacy forward who has returned to the club this season after a
successful spell at junior level. Former Scottish internationalist. Scored in the Semi Final
David “Div” McKay (Forward) Now in his 2nd season with the club. Very pacy and
prolific goal-scorer who has been in the Scottish International set-up throughout the
season, but missed the recent matches due to injury.
David McKay Tommy MurrayMichael Kennedy
Joe Gold (Midfielder) A past captain of Scotland, and now in his fourth season at the
club, Joe has won the Scottish Youth Cup with Kilmarnock. He is a motivator both on
and off the park Played in the 2012 Final. Scored in the Semi against Eastfield.
Craig Connell (Midfielder) Recently signed from KSC Wolves, a skilful player with
pro experience at Celtic and Kilmarnock and Junior experience at Irvine Meadow, Irvine
Vics and Girvan. Craig scored Thistle’s first goal in the West Final against Giffnock
North earlier this month
Kenny Parris (Midfielder) Signed from Kilwinning Rangers this season, Kenny is a
strong midfielder with senior and junior experience at Queen of the South, Girvan and
Maybole.
Ian Seymour (Midfielder) recently signed from KSC Wolves, a versatile player who
has been with Kilwinning Rangers, Irvine Vics and Dalry Thistle.
Blair McClymont (Midfielder) signed this season. Previously played with junior clubs
Irvine Meadow and Saltcoats Vics.
Michael Mullen (Forward) The striker is now in his third season with the club, has
played for his country and has played senior, a player who lives and breathes football.
Prolific goal scorer, Michael scored in the recent West Final and in the Scottish Semi.
Robert Robertson (Forward) In his second spell at the club, the Scottish International
goes about his business quietly and effectively, another who sets a fine example to
younger players, sampled the junior game with Auchinleck Talbot. Won the Man of the
Match award in this season’s West Cup Final. Scored in the Eastfield Semi Final.
Alex Duffy (Forward) Signed this season from Galston United. Has played Junior with
Beith and Lugar. Has been involved with the SAFA International squad.
Graham Dayer (Forward) Returned this season after a spell elsewhere. Is always likely
to score with his direct approach, great passing and heading ability.
Michael Mullen Alex Duffy
Joe Gold
Rab Robertson Richard Reeder
Paul McAulay
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Ryan Farrell (Goalkeeper) A past Scottish cap he has played the larger part of his
career at Thistle. A reliable keeper he has been a great servant to the club over the years
Russell Cadwell (Goalkeeper) Recently signed from Darvel Vics. Has professional
experience with Kilmarnock and Stranraer but started with Hurlford Boys Club
Andy Gilgannon (Defender) In his third season with the club the full back is always
eager to impress and is another who has played for Scotland.
Billy Mason (Defender) The former Auchinleck Talbot legend is in his fourth season at
the club. An out and out winner, Billy has been a Scottish Internationalist. Not the
youngest in the squad....says he will retire only when he gets to the veteran stage!
Greg Calder (Defender) Signed from Galston United last season. Previously with Dean
Thistle, he has also played for the National team.
Jamie Philipson (Defender) Began his football career at Hurlford BC , another Scottish
Internationalist who lives in the village and has played all his amateur career at Thistle.
Richard Reeder (Defender) Product of Hurlford Boys Club, played in the 2009 and
2012 Scottish Cup Finals. Now in his second spell at Thistle.
George Wallace (Defender) Has played as a striker with his previous clubs, Hurlford
Utd., Cumnock Juniors and Auchinleck Talbot. Had a spell at Albion Rovers.
Keir Knapp (Midfielder) Scottish Internationalist, in his 3rd season at the club, the
former Hibs youth player has been a good addition to the squad. Semi final scorer
Jim Caldwell (Midfielder) In his second spell at the club after a year away, Jim has a
great attitude. Has won every Ayrshire trophy possible and was part of the squad which
won the Scottish in 2012.
Allan Hunter (Midfielder) Signed from Newmilns Vesuvius in 2008 ‘Virgil’ played in
the 2009 Scottish Cup Final against Queens Park, the former Ayrshire Select player is a
winner who has won his fair share of honours in the amateur game. Club Captain, missed
the 2012 Scottish final through injury. Also missed this season’s West Final but is
keeping his fingers crossed that he can play today. He scored in the Semi Final
Billy Mason Jim Caldwell Keir Knapp

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All the Best in the Scottish Cup Final
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LET’S WIN IT THIS TIME!!
It is 17 years since the same club won both the Scottish and the
West of Scotland Cups in the same season. Knockentiber was the club and in
that same season our hosts, Kilmarnock FC won the senior Scottish Cup. Today
Hurlford Thistle will aim to match Knockentiber’s achievement and although
Killie cannot take the Scottish, Hurlford’s Junior neighbours Hurlford United are
through to the Final of the Scottish Junior Cup here at Rugby Park in a couple of
weeks time.
Hurlford Thistle are one of Ayrshire’s longest established clubs but
for most of the club’s history the notion of a major Cup Final appearance would
have been looked on as a somewhat fanciful idea.
In 2002 they won promotion to the Ayrshire Premier League and in
2002/3 they finished a respectable 6th in the Premier and won the South
Ayrshire Cup. In 2003/4 they retained the South Cup but more importantly they
won the Premier League to establish themselves as one of Ayrshire’s top clubs.
A West Cup semi-final followed in 2004/5 when they made it three in a row in the
South Cup and added the Donsport Trophy for good measure. Subsequent
seasons brought more cup success. Hurlford won the Ayrshire Cup for the first
time in 2010 and completed the ‘Double’ by winning the Premier League. They
retained their league title in 2011, 2012, 2013 and they have the 2014 title in the
bag and also won the South Cup (now known as the Thistle Bar Trophy) in 2011,
12 and 13.
In 2009, the club went to Hampden for their first ever Scottish Cup
Final and although they lost to Queen’s Park it was a memorable day for
everyone connected to the club. They were back in the Final in 2012 and lifted
the Cup with a 2-0 win over Colville Park. The two clubs also clashed in last
season’s West Final but on that occasion the honours went to Colville Park.
Success in the West Cup was only delayed and they won the Cup at Hamilton
earlier this month with a 2-0 win over Giffnock North. They have just clinched
their 5th consecutive Ayrshire Premier championship and will be playing to retain
the Ayrshire Cup later this month (an Ayrshire Cup win would be their 3rd on the
trot)
Hurlford’s record, particularly in the last 13 years, is outstanding.
Managed by Hugh Houston and David Walker, two very experienced men in
amateur and junior football, they play with an attacking style which has been
both successful and entertaining. The squad has a good balance of experience
and youth with some prolific goal scorers. They are supported by a very active
set-up and will be well prepared for today’s clash.
Hurlford know Colville Park well and will show them the greatest of
respect but they will be determined to continue their winning run here at Rugby
Park. We all hope it will be a great Final. The outcome? : we’re on the fence!!

13. Hurlford Winning the “West”
Seen at many of the SAFA Semi-Finals and Finals, the boys from Wolves Boys Club
will be working hard to retrieve the balls which find their way into the stands or
further afield!
Left : Allan Hunter and Joe Gold with the West Cup on 5th May
at Hamilton.. Right : Man of the Match Rab Robertson
Hurlford skipper Allan Hunter collects the Ayrshire League Championship Trophy
Colville Park captain Jamie Dailly with the West Cup last season

14. The Foster’s 2014 Scottish Amateur Cup Final
Hurlford Thistle A.F.C.Hurlford Thistle A.F.C.
Referee
Gordon Clarkson (Lothian & Edinburgh)
Assistant Referees
Ryan Oliver (N & S Lanarkshire)
Ross Nelson (N & S Lanarkshire)
Fourth Official
George Dunbar (Caledonian)
Colville Park A.F.C.Colville Park A.F.C.
If the scores are level after 90 minutes, a further 30 minutes will be played followed, if necessary, by a penalty shoot -out
Hurlford skipper
Allan Hunter
Goalkeepers
Jordan Longmuir
Ryan Ward
Defenders
Kieran Bradshaw
Mikey Brown
Jamie Dailly (Captain)
James Mulvay
Michael McGarry
Lance Pearce
Garry Tierney
Midfielders
Thomas Airlie
Alex Clearie
Kirk Forbes
Gavin Forsyth
Brian Glancy
Michael Kennedy
Forwards
Chris Boyce
Paul McAulay
David McKay
James Miller
Tommy Murray
Manager
Gerry Hamilton
Assistant Manager
Scott Duncan
Coach
Robert Sneddon
Physio
Graham Steele
Committee
Andy Williamson
Joe Walker
John Fallon
Reg Brown
Alex Stillie
Scott Duncan, Gerry Hamilton & John Fallon
Cup Final Mascots
Neve Houston
Lucy Hunter
Cup Final Mascots
Lucas Clearie
Kyle McKay
Goalkeepers
Ryan Farrell
Russell Cadwell
Defenders
Gregg Calder
Andy Gilgannon
Billy Mason
Jamie Philipson
Richard Reeder
George Wallace
Midfielders
Joe Gold
Allan Hunter (Captain)
Keir Knapp
Ian Seymour
Jim Caldwell
Craig Connell
Kenny Parris
Blair McClymont
Forwards
Alex Duffy
Michael Mullen
Robert Robertson
Graeme Dayer
Managers
Hugh Houston
David Walker
Coaches
Mark Orr
Robert Hamilton
Physio
Mark Higgins
Committee
Thomas McAvoy
Michelle Niven
Graham Glancy
David Bracki
Jamie Kerr
William Hamilton
Morean Hamilton
William Walker
Hugh Houston Snr
Robert Hamilton, David Walker, Hugh Houston & Mark Orr
Colville Captain
Jamie Dailly

15. Hurlford Winning the “West”
Seen at many of the SAFA Semi-Finals and Finals, the boys from Wolves Boys Club
will be working hard to retrieve the balls which find their way into the stands or
further afield!
Left : Allan Hunter and Joe Gold with the West Cup on 5th May
at Hamilton.. Right : Man of the Match Rab Robertson
Hurlford skipper Allan Hunter collects the Ayrshire League Championship Trophy
Colville Park captain Jamie Dailly with the West Cup last season

16. HURLFORD GO FORTHEDOUBLE
453 Main Street
Mossend
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Wishing Colville Park A.F.C.
All the Best in the Scottish Cup Final
J o h n F a l l o n
C O N T R A C T S
P L A S T E R I N G R O O F I N G
R O U G H C A S T I N G P O W E R W A S H I N G
T e l : 0 1 5 0 5 3 4 8 6 2 8
G O O D L U C K T O
C O L V I L L E P A R K
LET’S WIN IT THIS TIME!!
It is 17 years since the same club won both the Scottish and the
West of Scotland Cups in the same season. Knockentiber was the club and in
that same season our hosts, Kilmarnock FC won the senior Scottish Cup. Today
Hurlford Thistle will aim to match Knockentiber’s achievement and although
Killie cannot take the Scottish, Hurlford’s Junior neighbours Hurlford United are
through to the Final of the Scottish Junior Cup here at Rugby Park in a couple of
weeks time.
Hurlford Thistle are one of Ayrshire’s longest established clubs but
for most of the club’s history the notion of a major Cup Final appearance would
have been looked on as a somewhat fanciful idea.
In 2002 they won promotion to the Ayrshire Premier League and in
2002/3 they finished a respectable 6th in the Premier and won the South
Ayrshire Cup. In 2003/4 they retained the South Cup but more importantly they
won the Premier League to establish themselves as one of Ayrshire’s top clubs.
A West Cup semi-final followed in 2004/5 when they made it three in a row in the
South Cup and added the Donsport Trophy for good measure. Subsequent
seasons brought more cup success. Hurlford won the Ayrshire Cup for the first
time in 2010 and completed the ‘Double’ by winning the Premier League. They
retained their league title in 2011, 2012, 2013 and they have the 2014 title in the
bag and also won the South Cup (now known as the Thistle Bar Trophy) in 2011,
12 and 13.
In 2009, the club went to Hampden for their first ever Scottish Cup
Final and although they lost to Queen’s Park it was a memorable day for
everyone connected to the club. They were back in the Final in 2012 and lifted
the Cup with a 2-0 win over Colville Park. The two clubs also clashed in last
season’s West Final but on that occasion the honours went to Colville Park.
Success in the West Cup was only delayed and they won the Cup at Hamilton
earlier this month with a 2-0 win over Giffnock North. They have just clinched
their 5th consecutive Ayrshire Premier championship and will be playing to retain
the Ayrshire Cup later this month (an Ayrshire Cup win would be their 3rd on the
trot)
Hurlford’s record, particularly in the last 13 years, is outstanding.
Managed by Hugh Houston and David Walker, two very experienced men in
amateur and junior football, they play with an attacking style which has been
both successful and entertaining. The squad has a good balance of experience
and youth with some prolific goal scorers. They are supported by a very active
set-up and will be well prepared for today’s clash.
Hurlford know Colville Park well and will show them the greatest of
respect but they will be determined to continue their winning run here at Rugby
Park. We all hope it will be a great Final. The outcome? : we’re on the fence!!

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The Hurlford Squad
Ryan Farrell (Goalkeeper) A past Scottish cap he has played the larger part of his
career at Thistle. A reliable keeper he has been a great servant to the club over the years
Russell Cadwell (Goalkeeper) Recently signed from Darvel Vics. Has professional
experience with Kilmarnock and Stranraer but started with Hurlford Boys Club
Andy Gilgannon (Defender) In his third season with the club the full back is always
eager to impress and is another who has played for Scotland.
Billy Mason (Defender) The former Auchinleck Talbot legend is in his fourth season at
the club. An out and out winner, Billy has been a Scottish Internationalist. Not the
youngest in the squad....says he will retire only when he gets to the veteran stage!
Greg Calder (Defender) Signed from Galston United last season. Previously with Dean
Thistle, he has also played for the National team.
Jamie Philipson (Defender) Began his football career at Hurlford BC , another Scottish
Internationalist who lives in the village and has played all his amateur career at Thistle.
Richard Reeder (Defender) Product of Hurlford Boys Club, played in the 2009 and
2012 Scottish Cup Finals. Now in his second spell at Thistle.
George Wallace (Defender) Has played as a striker with his previous clubs, Hurlford
Utd., Cumnock Juniors and Auchinleck Talbot. Had a spell at Albion Rovers.
Keir Knapp (Midfielder) Scottish Internationalist, in his 3rd season at the club, the
former Hibs youth player has been a good addition to the squad. Semi final scorer
Jim Caldwell (Midfielder) In his second spell at the club after a year away, Jim has a
great attitude. Has won every Ayrshire trophy possible and was part of the squad which
won the Scottish in 2012.
Allan Hunter (Midfielder) Signed from Newmilns Vesuvius in 2008 ‘Virgil’ played in
the 2009 Scottish Cup Final against Queens Park, the former Ayrshire Select player is a
winner who has won his fair share of honours in the amateur game. Club Captain, missed
the 2012 Scottish final through injury. Also missed this season’s West Final but is
keeping his fingers crossed that he can play today. He scored in the Semi Final
Billy Mason Jim Caldwell Keir Knapp

19. Thomas Airlie
More of the Colville Squad
Joe Walker (Kitman) Alex Clearie
More From Hurlford
Kirk Forbes (Midfielder) Silky midfielder in his second season. Likes to get forward.
Another Scottish internationalist
Gavin Forsyth (Midfielder) A veteran who has been restored to the side in the hectic
final stages of the season. Versatile player who can play in midfield or upfront where his
aerial power can be used to great effect.
Michael Kennedy (Midfield/Defence) Very experienced and versatile player, joined last
season. Adds composure to the team. Former Scottish international
Chris Boyce (Forward) Experienced player who has joined us mid-season. Provides
good link-up and has scored some vital goals including one in the Semi Final.
James Miller (Forward) A pacy and tricky forward who can operate on either flank; now
in his 3rd season after a spell at senior and junior level; has also been recognised by
Scotland.
Tommy Murray (Forward) Experienced player who can operate in any forward role; very
pacy and direct.
Paul McAulay (Forward) Pacy forward who has returned to the club this season after a
successful spell at junior level. Former Scottish internationalist. Scored in the Semi Final
David “Div” McKay (Forward) Now in his 2nd season with the club. Very pacy and
prolific goal-scorer who has been in the Scottish International set-up throughout the
season, but missed the recent matches due to injury.
David McKay Tommy MurrayMichael Kennedy
Joe Gold (Midfielder) A past captain of Scotland, and now in his fourth season at the
club, Joe has won the Scottish Youth Cup with Kilmarnock. He is a motivator both on
and off the park Played in the 2012 Final. Scored in the Semi against Eastfield.
Craig Connell (Midfielder) Recently signed from KSC Wolves, a skilful player with
pro experience at Celtic and Kilmarnock and Junior experience at Irvine Meadow, Irvine
Vics and Girvan. Craig scored Thistle’s first goal in the West Final against Giffnock
North earlier this month
Kenny Parris (Midfielder) Signed from Kilwinning Rangers this season, Kenny is a
strong midfielder with senior and junior experience at Queen of the South, Girvan and
Maybole.
Ian Seymour (Midfielder) recently signed from KSC Wolves, a versatile player who
has been with Kilwinning Rangers, Irvine Vics and Dalry Thistle.
Blair McClymont (Midfielder) signed this season. Previously played with junior clubs
Irvine Meadow and Saltcoats Vics.
Michael Mullen (Forward) The striker is now in his third season with the club, has
played for his country and has played senior, a player who lives and breathes football.
Prolific goal scorer, Michael scored in the recent West Final and in the Scottish Semi.
Robert Robertson (Forward) In his second spell at the club, the Scottish International
goes about his business quietly and effectively, another who sets a fine example to
younger players, sampled the junior game with Auchinleck Talbot. Won the Man of the
Match award in this season’s West Cup Final. Scored in the Eastfield Semi Final.
Alex Duffy (Forward) Signed this season from Galston United. Has played Junior with
Beith and Lugar. Has been involved with the SAFA International squad.
Graham Dayer (Forward) Returned this season after a spell elsewhere. Is always likely
to score with his direct approach, great passing and heading ability.
Michael Mullen Alex Duffy
Joe Gold
Rab Robertson Richard Reeder
Paul McAulay
James Miller

20. The Colville Park Squad
Michael McGarry Jordan Longmuir Garry Tierney Mikey Brown
The Ayrshire Amateur
Football Association
Congratulates Its Member Club
HURLFORDHURLFORD
THISTLE A.F.C.THISTLE A.F.C.
On Reaching The Final Of
The Foster’s Scottish
Amateur Cup
and wishes the Players and
Officials of Both Finalists
THE BEST OF LUCK
STUART URQUHART GRAHAM MAIR
President Secretary
Jordan Longmuir (Goalkeeper) Third season at the club after a successful spell in the
Junior ranks. Member of the Scottish International squad, played in the UEFA Regions
Cup in the Czech Republic.
Ryan Ward (Goalkeeper) Experienced keeper signed mid-season who has provided
excellent cover when called into the side. Has played for the Central Scottish Select.
Garry Tierney (Defender) Commanding left sided player, signed last season. Garry has
added his senior experience to the side.
Keiran “Bert” Bradshaw (Defender) Good left sided defender/midfielder, now in his
second season at the club but injury has sidelined him.
Mikey Brown (Defender) Consistent, reliable defender, in his second season. Has
quickly established himself and was selected for the International match in Dumfries last
month. Unfortunately Mikey suffered a leg break playing against Northern Ireland last
season and this kept him out till mid-season.
Jamie Daily (Defender) 7th
year with the club; defensive stalwart, can slot in anywhere.
His involvement has been hampered by illness this season. Second season as club
captain, leads by example.
James Mulvay (Defender) Strong central defender in his first season at the club. The
former Scottish internationalist has brought great experience and stability to the squad.
Michael McGarry (Defender) Good versatile player in his third season Michael can play
in defence or midfield roles.
Lance Pearce (Defender) Experienced defender signed at the start of the season. Can
play in various defensive roles, has had senior experience and is a current Scottish
Amateur Internationalist.
Thomas “Tee” Airlie (Midfielder) Joined from Celtic Boys Club and now in his 3rd
season. Can also play in defence and on either flank. Played for Scotland in the UEFA
Regions Cup.
Brian Glancy (Midfielder) Versatile and experienced left-sided player in his 3rd season.
Played in the UEFA Regions Cup but serious injury has curtailed his season.
Alex “Beansie” Clearie (Midfielder) Versatile and experienced midfielder now in his 2nd
season. Likes to get forward to support forwards, and has scored some spectacular
goals. Represented Scotland against Leinster and converted the penalty which secured
victory for the Scots. Also scored from the penalty spot in the Semi with Glasgow Harp.

21. Originally founded as Colvilles AFC in 1968, team selection was initially
restricted to workers from Ravenscraig and other steelworks in the Motherwell
area. Even operating in the Fifth Division of the Lanarkshire AFA they found life
difficult, and consequently in 1970 the club was rebranded as Colville Park AFC,
and opened up to a broader selection of players. (The Club is now part of the
excellent sports and social complex at Colville Park Country Club who are, of
course, sponsors of the West of Scotland Amateur Cup.)
Colville Park AFC remained members of the LAFA for some 20 years
going on to win several domestic honours with them. The major achievement of
that era was winning the Scottish Amateur Cup in season 1975/6. In season
1990/91, Colville Park moved to the Central Scottish AFL, and although they
took a little while to adapt, are now well-established in the Premier Division of the
League, considered by many to be the most competitive in Scottish amateur
football.
Several domestic honours have been won, including the Cinema Cup,
McAvoy McIntyre Trophy, League Cup, First Division Championship and Premier
Division Championship. We have been Premier Division champions for the last
two seasons, going through last year’s campaign unbeaten to secure the
championship on the last day of the season by a single point from local rivals
and fellow Scottish Cup finalists Wellhouse.
At National level, Colville Park has an excellent track record, reaching the
semi-final stage of the Scottish Amateur Cup for the last 5 seasons, and this will
be our 3rd consecutive appearance in the final. Unfortunately we have lost out
on both previous occasions -- to today’s opponents Hurlford Thistle in 2011/12
and to local Central Scottish rivals Wellhouse on penalties in a closely-contested
final last year. In the West of Scotland Cup we also have a good record having
reached the semi-finals in 2005/6 and the final in 2009/10 when we narrowly lost
out to local rivals Harestanes. We were beaten finalists again in 2011/12, losing
out on penalties to Dumbarton Academy but eventually won the trophy last
season by beating today’s opponents Hurlford Thistle 2 – 0 in a closely fought
final at New Douglas Park, Hamilton.
Colville Park’s recent successful record is due largely to the dedicated
efforts of Gerry Hamilton, an experienced campaigner who is now in his 9th
season as Manager. “The Gaffer” is ably-assisted by Scott Duncan while
Robert “Rab” Sneddon has also brought his extensive and successful
managerial experience at Junior level to many of our training sessions.
Backroom support is also provided by Graham Steele (Physio), Andy Williamson
(Secretary), Joe Walker (Treasurer and Director of Football), John Fallon, Reg
Brown and Alex Stillie.
Colville Park Say ‘ThirdColville Park Say ‘Third
TimeTime -- Our Time!’Our Time!’
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MAKE SURE
YOUR CLUB’S
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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
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22. The Semi Finalists
Glasgow Harp
Eastfield
The Foster’s Central Scottish
Amateur Football League
Congratulates Its Member Club
COLVILLE
PARK A.F.C.
On Reaching The Final Of
The Foster’s Scottish
Amateur Cup
and wishes the Players and
Officials of Both Finalists
THE BEST OF LUCK
ALEX OWENS GEORGE DINGWALL
President Secretary

23. This season’s Scottish Cup Final has both a familiar and
unfamiliar look about it. The setting will be new to most - it’s 15
years since the Final was played at Rugby Park, St Pats being the
1999 winners. However the Colville Park v Hurlford Thistle tag will be anything
but “new” to those who regularly attend SAFA finals or support either of our
finalists.
The two clubs faced each other in the 2012 Scottish
Final. The honours went to the Ayrshire men that day but the
following year the steelmen from Motherwell took their revenge in
the West of Scotland Cup Final. The pair have already clashed this
season when Hurlford squeaked through in a thrilling West Cup
Quarter Final. It would be hard to dream up a more appetising
encounter than today’s skirmish. Colville Park will be determined to
atone for 2012 and 2013 (when they lost to Wellhouse in the Final) while
Hurlford, having already won the West Cup, are hoping to create their own bit of
history as the first club to win the “double” since Knockentiber in 1997. It
promises to be a nail-biting afternoon for the fans and hopefully a football treat
for the rest of us.
Over 600 clubs took part in this season’s competition....the
final is the 10th Round so just getting here is no mean feat. A
glance at the progression of both clubs (shown elsewhere in
our Programme) will indicate that they both had some easier
ties but also some narrow escapes. Both were held to draws
at home and had to win replays away from home. Colville
Park had to play in all of the 9 rounds but Lady Luck was
kinder to Hurlford who got a bye in the 1st as well as a
walkover into the Semi Finals when two of the well fancied
clubs were eliminated from the Cup.
Both of the Semi Finals were played at Hamilton.
Colville Park and Glasgow Harp served up a good, hard fought
match which was decided by an injury time penalty conversion
from Alex Clearie which put Colville 3-1 ahead. Colville’s other
scorers were Boyce and McAulay. Eastfield held Hurlford to a
one goal lead at the interval but a second half blitz gave the Ayrshire side a 5-0
win. Scorers were Robertson, Hunter, Gold, Mullen and Knapp.
Our match officials today are all very experienced referees and we
are confident that Gordon Clarkson and his colleagues will handle the match
effectively. We hope they all enjoy the occasion
Everything is in place for a great final : two top teams with excellent
records in their own leagues and in the national cups. Good luck to both sets of
players and officials - enjoy the final and may the best team win!
Setting The Scene

24. GEORGE WATSON
This page in our programme would normally
be written by George Watson who was the
Match Secretary for the Cup for 25 years.
When George died in March, the SAFA lost a
tireless worker and many lost a valued
colleague and a close personal friend.
George was, of course, a great character. He
ran the Scottish Cup “his way” and woe
betide anyone, high or low, who was bold
The Road To The Final
HURLFORD THISTLE
1st BYE
2nd A Windlaw 0 - 10
3rd H Arthurlie Utd 1 - 1
Rep A Arthurlie Utd 1 - 4
4th H Menzieshill 8 - 1
5th A Hermiston Vale 0 - 1
6th A Rosebank Rangers 1 - 5
7th A Greenock HSFP 2 - 3
8th WALKOVER
SF N Eastfield 5 - 0
Played at Hamilton Accies FC
COLVILLE PARK
1st H Corkerhill 8 - 0
2nd H KSC Wolves 3 - 0
3rd H Burntisland Utd 3 - 2
4th A Burghmuir 0 - 9
5th A Haldane 0 - 4
6th H Netherthird 2 - 2
Rep A Netherthird 1 - 3
7th A Edinburgh Rose 1 - 5
8th A Finnart 1 - 3
SF N Glasgow Harp 3 - 1
Played at Hamilton Accies FC
July 1st 2014 to June 30th 2015
enough to tell him to do it their way! These
days the competition relies on IT much
more than it once did. George embraced
the changes though we suspect he may
have had a wee smile when initially some
gremlins screwed up the system!
George’s enthusiasm and dedication was
never in doubt. He lived and breathed this
competition. George will be sadly missed,
impossible to replace and he will be fondly
remembered for many years to come.
The George Watson Trophy, to be presented to
The Man of the Match at each season’s final

25. As President of the Scottish Amateur Football Association I am
extremely pleased to extend a very warm welcome to you all to
Rugby Park for today’s Foster’s Scottish Amateur Cup Final.
Although today will be an exciting climax to the amateur season
it will also be tinged with a great deal of sadness as we will all
miss our good friend and colleague George Watson, who is
sadly no longer with us. George was a stalwart of amateur
football for many, many years having been Match Secretary of
this great competition for over 25 years and I know he was
always extremely proud when leading the teams out on cup final day. George
epitomised the ethos of the amateur game and we hope today’s final will be a fitting
tribute to him. Today’s Man of the Match will receive the George Watson Trophy
which will be presented each year at the Final in recognition of George’s sterling
service to amateur football.
Great credit is due to today’s teams Colville Park AFC and Hurlford Thistle AFC who
are the last two standing from an initial entry of 604. The commitment, dedication
and skills of both teams in reaching the final has to be greatly admired and I wish
them both the very best of good luck as they compete to win what is widely
acknowledged as the “blue riband” of amateur football.
Our sincere thanks to Kilmarnock FC for allowing the Association to use their superb
stadium for the final and I am sure that the excellent setting will bring out the best in
both teams. Only the hard work of our dedicated volunteers and members of staff
have ensured that the competition has reached its conclusion and our sincere thanks
are due to Iain Cowden who stepped into the breach when George Watson died,
Thomas McKeown (National Secretary), Stephen McLaughlin (Technical
Administrator) and Mary Jardine (Administrator) along with the many local match
secretaries. Their efforts are often unseen but are vital to the smooth running of the
competition.
We are indebted to our sponsors Heineken UK who have shown tremendous support
for amateur football through their Foster’s brand and I am sure that support will
continue for many years to come.
The Association appreciates the support of everyone attending Rugby Park today
and we are sure that you will enjoy the contest between two fine teams and whatever
the outcome we hope that you all have a very enjoyable day.
Hugh Knapp
President
The Scottish Amateur Football Association
The Scottish Amateur Football Association
Office Bearers 2013/2014
Hon. President : Hugh Knapp
Hon. Vice Presidents : Stuart Urquhart & Alex McDowall
Hon. Treasurer : George Dingwall
Referee Co-ordinator : George Watson / Iain Cowden
National Secretary : Thomas McKeown
Hampden Park, Glasgow G42 9DB
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The Hurlford line-up at Carrick recently for an Ayrshire Premier League match
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