Clydeside AFC had a break from league duty on Saturday to play Park Sports in the Scottish Cup second round. A potentially difficult tie, seeing as their opponents had started their league campaign very strongly. The tie was made even tougher as the local boys were rocked by three late call offs to illness on …
Clydeside were on their travels again, this time to the picturesque area of Bearsden, to play Westerton 07s. They were hoping for a better result than their last away visit to Renton. As they were playing near a golf course, it was hoped the young Clydesiders could quickly get into the swing of things, to …
Due to a spell of sustained rain and problems with park bookings, this was Clydeside’s first midweek fixture and first game since the disappointing defeat to Bridge of Weir. Their opponents had been in great form and this was going to be a tough test ! However, the travelling band of hardy parents and family …
After last Saturday’s splendid victory, the young Clydesiders were scheduled for another home match, this time v Bridge of Weir. They were full of confidence going into this game, and wanted to keep the feelgood factor going. The only downside was, our predictable, unpredictable weather had taken a terrible turn and Storm Inverclyde was raging. …
All roads led to Battery park, as Clydeside AFC 2007s kicked off their very first season of 11 a side football in the PJDYFL. The boys had worked hard in preseason and were determined to kick off their campaign with a victory. Unfortunately, with regular keeper, young Robin missing, the squad filled in to cover …
For their final 11s transition game , Clydeside AFC travelled to Drumchapel, and the Donald Dewar centre…named after the late, Scottish political leader. It was hoped that when they started the game, their play would not be too Laboured or Conservative but would contain a Liberal sprinkling of skill and energy! 👍😉 As they assembled for …
Last week it was St Mirren, this week it was Morton’s turn to take on the mighty Clydeside in the 2nd of three transitional 11 a side games. Played at Gourock Park grass, CAFC had a full squad to choose from on a nice sunny morning ! Well this was debatable for a time, as …
When it was announced that St Mirren were the opponents for Clydeside’s first transitional 11 a side game , there was great excitement amongst the parents ! This was due to the historical rivalry between Inverclyde and Paisley fans and of course their respective teams, Greenock Morton and St Mirren. None more so than John …
MATCH REPORT St Mirren Vs Clydeside AFC Sunday 12 May, 2019 9.30am ko ON-X Linwood Read More »
This was billed as the return leg v St Cadoc’s and originally scheduled for the Battery Grass.However, due to so many requests 🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥from the Clydeside parents, stating their love ❤️for the cage, it was decided, they would return to Newton Mearns !!! Could this talented young team repeat their splendid performance from the previous week …
The passports were looked out as young Clydeside AFC were scheduled to play at Newton Mearns against a talented St Cadoc’s team. As the local boys prepared to cross 3 time zones and battle horrific traffic congestion it was agreed they’d leave on the Thursday, to ensure they arrived on time. 🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥 The talk prior to …
MATCH REPORT Saturday 27 April, 2019 St Cadoc’s v Clydeside AFC 07s Read More »