On This Day | Clydebank (Bankies Archive)

Matches Played on August 2nd

2025 - Civil Service Strollers 0-5 Clydebank | League (Lowland League)

It took the Bankies five games to climb to the top of the table last season—a position we never once relinquished. This year, it’s taken just three matches to reach the summit in our Lowland League debut, following a crushing, in the end, victory over Civil Service Strollers at Christie Gillies Park. The result also extended our unbeaten away league run to an impressive 17 matches, stretching back to Pollok in May 2024. Remarkably, that’s still one short of Gordon Moffat’s record streak from 202...

2023 - Irvine Meadow 1-1 Clydebank | League (WoSFL Premier)

After Saturday’s League opening debacle against Benburb, the Bankies gave a much better account of themselves at Irvine Meadow, but question marks remain as this game could easily have been lost with a 94th minute penalty being required to gain a point.Undoubtedly, the Bankies played with a lot more purpose and intent especially in the first half, and created some gilt-edged goal scoring opportunities, however the same could be said for Meadow who were denied by some very good goalkeepin...

2017 - Glas Perthshire 1-2 Clydebank | Sectional League Cup (Group 6)

Kieran McAnespie has a puzzle to solve. On the evidence of this match it is going to be a tough one. He somehow managed to get a fairly ordinary side promoted to the Super Premier Division. Subsequently, losing our two best players in the close season ripped the beating heart out of the side. Usually when a team is promoted it is on the crest of a wave to carry them through the early part of the following season. But for the Bankies it is a rebuilding job, with only 9 of last season's squad ret...

2016 - Clydebank 2-0 Dumbarton | Friendly

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2006 - Yoker Athletic 1-1 Clydebank | Sectional League Cup

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2003 - Maryhill 5-0 Clydebank | Friendly (Cambuslang Tournament)

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1995 - Stenhousemuir 1-2 Clydebank | Stirlingshire Cup (1st Round)

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1994 - Clydebank 4-0 Alloa Athletic | Stirlingshire Cup (Section A)

Super striker Ken Eadie ripped Alloa Atheltic apart with an outstanding individual performance as he grabbed all four goals in a one sided encounter.The first goal came after 24 minutes from the penalty spot after Kevin Toner adjudged John McAvoy had brought down James Grady in the box. Eadie made no mistake with the resultant spot kick.Eadie's second arrived just eight minutes later when a shot by Tom Currie was not hald by Graham in the Alloa goal. The flame haired striker ratt...