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Salters AFC
Salters AFC are a new amateur football team who will be playing in the Edinburgh and District Sunday Amateur Football League for season 2007/08.We train weekly at the brand new Poltonhall Sports Complex from 8:30 until 10:00 on Tuesday evenings. We play every Sunday afternoon, kick-off 1:30, at our home pitch in Dalkeith. |
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Greenock HSFPs AFC
Greenock High School F.P. are among the oldest established Amateur clubs in the country, having been founded in 1907. Since then the Club is now established in the Premier League of the SAFL having won the title in their Centenary year having previouly finished runners up on no fewer than 4 occassions, In season's 2002/2003 and 2003/2004 Greenock having the misfortune to lose out on goal difference. The Centenary Cup was won in 2003 and a further two final appearances the following season, the team then won The Centenary Cup again in 2005 along with the Jimmy Marshall Trophy to establish Greenock HSFP as one of the top teams in the SAFL.
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St Marys AFC
We are currently members of the TARTANWEB Strathclyde Saturday Morning Amateur League, and reside in the second division.
Formerly the Huddleboard Football Club, St Marys have always maintained a fair, friendly outlook on football and not unlike another green and white Glasgow team, have a history of charity ventures. |
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Kemnay Youth AFC
A warm welcome to Kemnay Youth AFC.
Season 2007/08 sees the team playing in Aberdeenshire Division 3 after the disappointment of relegation last season. Hopefully we can bounce straight back with promotion.
Formed in 1979 the club recently enjoyed its 25th anniversary which was marked by the launch of our own club website WWW.KEMNAY-YOUTH-AFC.COM
Our main sponsors for the current season are:
MI-SWACO (WWW.MISWACO.COM)
RIM Fabrications (WWW.RIM.UK.COM)
Burnett Arms Hotel, Kemnay. |
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Blackstoun United AFC
We are a football team based in Ferguslie Park Paisley. We have been established since 2000 when a group of local lads wanted to start a team there was such a big response that they had to make two teams and that is how this Blackstoun Utd was born. We currently play in the Paisley & District Amateur Football League First division. Visit our website www.blackstounutdafc.co.uk |
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Halliburton AFC
Halliburton AFC are a team based in Westhill, Aberdeenshire and participate in the Aberdeenshire AFA Division 2 North. Formed in 1977 the club recently celebrated its 30th anniversary in the saturday amateur ranks. |
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Stow AFC
Stow A.F.C. are based in the village of Stow in the Scottish Borders. The club currently play in the Border Amateur "B" division.Stow are celebrating their 20th year this season. |
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Kingswells AFC
Kingswells FC play in the Aberdeen Sunday Amateur Football League. Since there inclusion into the league in 2005, Kingswells FC have won the league title two years in a row and are bidding to make it three league titles in three seasons. You can find out more information about Kingswells if you visit www.kingswellsfc.co.uk |
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Harestanes AFC
The first and only team to have won and retained the Scottish Amateur Cup this century! Harestanes were founded in 1981 by a group of friends to play in the local Sunday amateur league. They moved to the Stirling and District AFA with many successful seasons. In 1989-90 they joined the McEwans Central Scottish AFL. Season 1997-98 the Hares won the Premier Division title for the first time. In 2001-2002 the Hares reached Hampden Park in the Scottish Cup Final where they defeated Dumbarton Academy 4-2 to join Scottish Football History by winning the Scottish Cup for the first time and to top it all off they went back to Hampden to bring the Scottish Cup back to Kirkintilloch for the 2nd season in a row. |
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Eddys Bar AFC
Eddys Bar AFC has been going for over 3 seasons now and started in the Kirkcaldy & District Sunday Amateur League DIvision 2. In our second season we won the League and were promoted. At the same time the K & DSAFL and East of FIfe Sunday Leagues amalgamated and we were put in the Premier Division where we hope to stay although we need to get a few results in our last games to make sure of survival this season. Alan Goldie has taken over from Stuart Scott as manager and is looking to build for next season. |
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The Sports Bar AFC
The Club Started in April 2007. And is managed by Mr John Meeharry who in his 25 yrs as a football coach/manager he has coached and seen youth players from his former teams years agolike Barry Ferguson and Paul Hartley who have turned Proffesional Footballers |
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Leith Athletic AFC
Leith Athletic Football Club are a football club from Edinburgh Scotland. We were formed in 1996 primarily as a club for boys football, with teams at various age groups between five and twenty-one years of age. We do however have an amateur side that presently competes in the Central Scottish Amateur Football League.
In 2005 we attained our first Scottish amateur internationalist, when we had a player selected for the Scotland national amateur football team in a 2-1 success against Leinster, played in Dublin. Leith Athletic Football Club now play their home games at Leith Links.
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Rosneath AFC
Rosneath AFC are from Argyll and Bute approximately 20 miles from Helensburgh, they currently compete in the West of Scotland 2nd Division. This seasons sponsors are Grants Vehicle Repairs |
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Fernieside AFC
Fernieside Football Club were formed in 1989 and our clubrooms are based at Gilmerton Park, Edinburgh. We have 9 teams ranging from 8's through to an Amateur team plus Kids School. The Club as a whole is one of the most progressive on the South Side of the City and we consider ourselves to be a well run Family Club.
This website is dedicated to the Amateur team who play in the Lothian and Edinburgh Amateur Football Association (L.E.A.F.A). |
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Railway Inn AFC
Formed in 1996 and formerly know as the Balcastle Hotel the Railway Inn are one of the longest serving sides in the Dumfries Sunday Amateur League.
Currently playing in the 1St Division the club have a tradition of playing local Lochmaben boys and are attempting to rejoin the Premier League at the first time of asking after last seasons dissapointing end.
With no local council or private pitch avaliable at the moment the club are currently playing their home matches in Dumfries. |
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Glasgow Caledonian University AFC
Glasgow Caledonian University AFC were formed by the students of the University who wanted to take part in Saturday football, in addition to the Scottish University League. The club reigns are passed down year to year in order to keep the club moving forward. |
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Steins Thistle AFC
Steins Thistle Club were formed in January, 1972 as the work team as the works team G.R Stein brick works in Allandale near Bonnybridge.The brick works provided a pitch for the team and when the company folded ownership of the park was transferred to the football club,which they still retain to this day.In recent years the club has built a new pavillion and spent alot of money on the park and training facillaties giving Steins one of the best set ups in Amateur football also providing for the whole club from Under 9s to Under 21s.Steins Thistle Amateurs play in the Fosters Premier Central League. |
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AS Airdrie AFC
AS Airdrie are members of the Strathclyde Saturday Morning League Division One.
Founded In 2003 by a group of Airdrie fans initially to have a game of football before the big team played in the afternoon. A lack of opposition due to there already being an Airdrie supporters team in the IFA league led to the club applying to Join the SSMFL.The first official match was away to Windlaw in the league cup on the 16th August 2003 where the then league and Cup holders showed us the way with a 4-0 win. The club has come a long way in a short space of time and hopefully that first piece of silverware is not too far off. Onwards and Upwards. |
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Forest AFC
Forest AFC are proud members of the Strathclyde Saturday Morning League. We are a Strathclyde-wide club with all players hailing from all areas. Our home park is John Browns in Clydebank. Kick off time is always 10am. We have a blend of youth and experience at the club and are always looking for fresh new players to improve the squad. If you are interested in joining the club please feel free to get in touch. |
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Rhu AFC (Caled)
Rhu play in the Caledonian League Division 2. The ground is Ardenconnel Park in Rhu which is a couple of miles past Helensburgh on the A83 heading towards the Clyde Submarine Base
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Kingseat United FC
Founded in season 2005/06, Kingseat United was reserected by former players. The team is now managed by Ali Stratton and Arthur Hedley and administered by Dave Hedley and Steven Gordon. Current player pool is Martin Booth,Scott Nicol,Colin Mitchell,Stewart Wyse,Matty Gordon, Jim Caird,Colin Lyon,Gordon Geddes, Stuart Shinnie,Dave Hedley,Jake Wyse, Keith Coutts,Scotty Fraser,Patrick Shearer,Kevin Murray,Jamie Dines, Craig Michie,Sean Brown,Gav Booth, Martin Rutherford,Steve Gordon,Grant Kelman,Steve Duncan,Neil Campbell, Craig Mathieson,Greg Paterson,Craig Killoh |
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Jed Legion AFC
Jed Legion FC - Site Administrator
Steven Somerville - Assistant Manager
Any photo's old or new much appreciated send them to jed-legionfc@tiscali.co.uk |
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Fernieside AFC
Fernieside Football Club were formed in 1989 and our clubrooms are based at Gilmerton Park, Edinburgh. We have 9 teams ranging from 8's through to an Amateur team plus Kids School. The Club as a whole is one of the most progressive on the South Side of the City and we consider ourselves to be a well run Family Club.
This website is dedicated to the Amateur team who play in the Lothian and Edinburgh Amateur Football Association (L.E.A.F.A). |
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Drumchapel United AFC (Cen)
Scottish Cup Winners 2006/2007
West of Scotland Winners 2004/2005, 2005/2006, 2007/2008
Premier Division Winners 2004/2005, 2007/2008
Cinema Cup Winners 2004/2005, 2007/2008
League Cup Winners 2001/2002, 2004/2005 |
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Pathhead AFC
Pathhead AFC was founded by a man named, Bernard McNamara. He was a teetotaller who urged many players in the village to take up the game. During the fifties the team was very successful, winning the East of Scotland Cup in 1956/57 and 1959/60, with such legends as, Willie White, Johnny White, Mick Miller and many more. Pathhead repeated this feat in 1971/72 when they also won the Brunton Cup and the League Title. They also won the Robertson Cup in the early eighties. The Brunton Cup was won in 1996 and the Anderson Cup was won in 2005. Currently playing in the Lothian East Division and striving to get better every day. |
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Gibshill Afc
GIBSHILL AFC ARE MANAGED BY GERRY KEENAN AND BILLY MAINS.
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The Spartans AFC (Cen)
The Club Founded: 1951 Home ground: Peffermill / City Park
Training ground: Peffermill
Manager: Craig Graham
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Colville Park AFC
New Jerviston House
Colville Park Country Club
Merry Street
Motherwell
ML1 4UG
Tel: 01698 236017
Fax:01698 230418
colville-parkafc@blueyonder.co.uk |
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Dunblane Thistle FC
The team was originally formed in 1993 under the name Kinbuck Thistle, but re-named Dunblane Thistle at the start of the 2006/07 season. After a largely unsuccesful first decade, promotion to the First Division was achieved in 2004. This was followed by League Cup success in 2005. The team then narrowly missed out on promotion in the 2 seasons that followed and finished last season in 6th position. The club aims to achieve promotion to the Premier League this season.
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Kilsyth AFC
Kilsyth Amateurs Football Club was established in 1962 by Eddie Scullion (Snr)under the name of Kilsyth St. Pats. This name arose as a requirement of playing at their current home of Kilsyth Sportsfield which, at the time, was owned by the local Catholic Church. After a number of years it was decided, after meeting with the Parish Priest, that it would be best to change the name to Kilsyth Amateurs F.C. so that they became synonymous with the Town as a whole. Kilsyth joined the Stirling & District 3rd division in their inaugral season and after a few years worked their way up to the Premier League were they played for roughly 32 years winning numerous League and Cup titles culminating in them being undefeated in winning the league, winning the Mathieson trophy and also the League cup in 1996-97 season. Due to this achievement Kilsyth were asked, as a team, to represent the Stirling & District select team. The team has strong links with St. Patricks under 21's who play in the Glasgow league and have saw many players make the step up to both Junior and Senior level. Around 2000 it was decided that a new challenge was needed and so Kilsyth moved on to the Central Scottish AFL were they now play. In their first season in this league they were promoted to the Premier League and in their third they were crowned Premier League Champions (2003/04). In the same season they reached the last 16 of the Scottish Cup and in season 2005/2006 they reached the quarter finals of the Scottish which is, to date, a club best. |
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Cambusbarron Rovers AFC
Formed in 1960 and played in the Stirling & District AFA till 1983 when they became founder members of the Caledonian League. The 'Barron are three times winners of the Scottish Amateur Cup, three times winners of the East of Scot Cup, winners of the West of Scot Cup in 1981 and twice winners of the Fife Cup in 1966 and 1967 along with 37 other trophy wins in there illustrious history. |
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Slamannan AFC
Slamannan is a small village between Airdie & Falkirk, Slamannan Amateurs were set up in 2002 when current Secretary Robert Thomson entered the team into the 2nd Division of the Stirling & District League |
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Chryston AFC
Chryston AFC was established in 1982-83 season by William King and Samuel McInnes. The club, now celebrating their 25th year in amateur football have grown gradually from strength to strength over the years. Name: Chryston AFC Date Founded: 1982/83 Stadium: Carrick Park, Glenboig Sponsors: The Big Shop Glenboig, Having recently been invited to join the Central Scottish AFL in 2003/04 which is proudly hosting most of the top amatuer clubs in scottish football at present, Chryston are almost at the peak of their 5 year restructuring period which will hopefully see them gain promotion into the elite premier league of which a club of Chryston's size duely deserves. Good luck to all in football this season. |
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Tannahill AFC
Formed in 1968, Tannahill are celebrating their 40th anniversary this season. We have two teams competing in the Paisley & District league. |
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Ness United AFC
Ness United AFC, play in the Shetland football Associations Premier League and reserve league. Our recruiting area is tradtionally the South Mainland of Shetland from the Quarff area south to Sumburgh.
We also field teams in the Shetland Junior Football Associations competitions with teams from under 8's through to under 18's. |
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