Another devastating attacking performance from the Bankies saw them score four goals without reply, and for the second match in a row the contest was over by half time. Clydebank’s record against Arthurlie at home has been poor with only one prwin in the previous seven meetings, but this time the Barrhead side had no answer to the questions they were being asked.Arthurlie were their own worst enemy in many respects. It’s all very well trying to build from the back and looking to play a p...
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A nail-biting encounter unfolded at Recreation Park as Clydebank staged a dramatic comeback to snatch a 3-3 draw from the jaws of defeat against Alloa.Alloa stormed out of the blocks, grabbing a commanding 3-1 lead within the opening quarter-hour. Despite a missed opportunity in the first minute, McGhee atoned for it soon after with a close-range finish. However, Alloa responded emphatically with three quickfire goals from Muir, a penalty converted by Ure, and Thomson.Clydebank, ...
The misery for Clydebank supporters extended to yet another week as the Bankies lost for the very first time at New Southcroft Park. The 2-1 reversal to Rutherglen means that Clydebank have lost to all three bottom teams in the league in recent weeks. It is all the more galling as Rutherglen had not won in the league since August and were currently on a 12 match winless streak.Changes were made again to the side after last week’s cup defeat at home to Hurlford. Michael Bailey was recalle...
Evening TimesA Scorching, 20 yard, knee high shot by Queen of the South left half Jim Kerr in the 24th minute of last night's Scottish Cup second preliminary round second replay at Firhill ended Clydebank's gallant cup run.Queens, who now meet Stirling Albion at Dumfries in the first round proper on Saturday thoroughly deserved their win.They turned on a brand of open, direct football, which Clydebank were never able to match, and the wonder was that it took 3...
The Scottish Cup tie at Easter Road against Premier League Hibernian was another landmark step in Clydebank Football Club’s journey to return to the Scottish Football League. The result was largely irrelevant, though the 3-0 defeat was creditable given the six tiers in difference in standard between the clubs.What this game was about was raising the profile of the club, and we did that in some style by taking 2484 supporters to Easter Road. The Hibs supporters were very complimentary as ...
| Venue | Pld | Won | Drn | Lst | For | Agst | +/- |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Home | 4 | 3 | 1 | 0 | 17 | 3 | +14 |
| Away | 8 | 1 | 2 | 5 | 8 | 16 | -8 |
| Neutral | 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 3 | -3 |
| Total | 14 | 4 | 3 | 7 | 25 | 22 | +3 |