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Queen of the South 1-1 Clydebank
Palmerston Park on Saturday, February 14th, 1970
Evening News and StarQueen of the South's successful run of ten victories in a row came to an end at Palmerston Park, on Saturday, when Clydebank, seventh from the bottom of the Second Division table, drew with them.In treacherous conditions it was the young Clydebank side that took the risks and their courage paid off with an early goal. A strong shot by McGhee was punched out by Alan Ball, but Gerry O'Brien, the Bankies' right winger, was on the spot to curl an insw ... read more
Jeanfield Swifts 0-4 Clydebank
Riverside Stadium on Saturday, September 27th, 2025
Clydebank’s Scottish Cup adventure got off to the best possible start as Jeanfield Swifts were swept aside in convincing fashion at the Riverside Stadium this afternoon. The four-goal margin of victory did not flatter the Bankies, and the Swifts – currently top of the East of Scotland Premier League – will be disappointed they failed to mount a stronger challenge.Both the Jeanfield chairman and manager admitted in their programme notes that the only tie worse than Clydebank at home would ... read more
Centre Half
Total Apps: 58
Total Goals: 2
John McGill was signed in 1965 from Stirling Albion. It would be fair to say he was a journeyman footballer. He signed for Airdrie as far back as 1957 and was a handy player to have around back then, scoring thirty two ( ... view profile
Clydebank 1-1 Airdrie
League
03/04/1985
New Kilbowie Park
A randomly selected programme cover from the Archive collection.
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