TALBOT AIM TO STOP A SWIFT EXIT

Talbot will be hoping to keep their unbeaten home record in the Challenge Cup intact this Saturday as East Region Premier League leaders Jeanfield Swifts visit Beechwood.

Since their inception into this competition the “Bot” still have to lose a game at Beechwood and with a place in the next round up for grabs this could be a cracker of a match. The Perth club currently sit at the top of their division with a point lead over Mussleburgh and kept the pressure up with a decent 4-0 win at Dundonald BluebellImage

The Swifts have played at Beechwood before back in the 80’s and 90’s in the Scottish Junior Cup, losing both matches, so hopefully it won’t be third time lucky for the lads from Riverside Stadium.

There has been some epic battles in this competition over the season’s with wins at home against East Kilbride and Caley Braves in the past to name a couple.

The Swifts will be our fourth match this season against East of Scotland league opposition and undoubtedly our toughest test so far. We have already accounted for two of the East clubs in this competition and apart from our 3-0 defeat at Broxburn last season we have a terrific record over the EOSL sides including the cup final win over Bonnyrigg.

The game has a 2pm kick off with admission £9 for adults, £6 for concessions, children under 16 free if accompanied by a paying adult.

Photo from Swifts twitter, last week’s 4-0 win over Dundonald.

CHARITY DONATION

CHARITY DONATION FROM LOSSIEMOUTH UNITED

Following our recent meeting in Scottish Junior Cup the fans of Lossiemouth United, prior to the match, presented Auchinleck Talbot with a cheque for £200 to be donated to a local charity of our choice.

The cheque was donated by Colin Knox, an avid Lossiemouth United fan and a generous supporter not only of the club but the local charities they support. Lossiemouth hail from Moray and are very much a community based club; gestures such as this are typical of the standing they hold within their local community and beyond.

It turned out to be an unforgettable trip for everyone connected to Lossiemouth United when they pulled off a remarkable victory and the icing on the cake of their success was the sporting manner in which Talbot accepted the defeat both from fans at the final whistle and at the after match gathering in the sponsors lounge.

Man of the Match was Lossiemouth goalkeeper Stephen Dey, and several of the sponsors presented him with their awards which are normally only given to Talbot players. Stephen is pictured with Tam McMillan who presented one of the awards he received.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Auchinleck Talbot Match Secretary Henry Dumigan is pictured presenting the cheque to Jenny Karimlar, the Manager of Glennie House Care Home who were the recipients of the donation.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks again to everyone at Lossiemouth United and hopefully we will meet up again in the future.