Published: Wednesday, 27th August, 2008 15:40
GLENS' ARCHER RETURNS TO SENIOR GAME
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Glenafton assistant boss Scott Archer has said a sad farewell to Loch Park as he makes a return to senior football.
The former Cambuslang Rangers boss has quit Glens to join the youth set-up at Hamilton Accies.
He will be replaced by former Glens hero Chris Kelly, who was in charge at Hurlford last season. Kelly appeared in two Scottish Cup Finals for Glens in the 90s and is considered a cult hero at the New Cumnock club.
GORMLEY RULING FURY
Glenafton chief John Timpany has blasted a tribunal’s decision over the fee to be paid for top striker David Gormley - and says relations between his club and Ayr United will take a long time to heal.
THIS WEEK'S AMATEUR FIXTURES
The Amateur football season resumes this weekend, with both Mauchline United and Auchinleck United looking to do well in the Premier League.
BOT'S CASH COUP
Talbot boss Tommy Sloan hopes his latest acquisition can help him Cash in on his title next season.
BARR'S THE STAR FOR CUMNOCK
Hotshot striker Ritchie Barr has handed Cumnock a passport to Premier League survival - after losing his own!
GLENS LOSE TRIO
Glenafton's next season preparation have been shattered following the lose of three influential players.
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