Clydebank 5
Stranraer 1
League (Division 2)


Clydebank
5 - 1
 Stranraer

League (Division 2)
Saturday, December 2nd, 1967
New Kilbowie Park. Att. 1,064
3:00 PM Kick-off

Goalscorers
Tony Moy (40)
Tony Moy (52)
Jim Fleming (60)
Jackie McQueen (30)

Team Managers
Jack Steedman
Dunky McGill

Starting Eleven
1 Dick Madden
2 Malcolm Henderson
3 Davie Mitchell
4 Ernie Collumbine
5 Frank McAleer
6 Tommy McGhee
7 Ayrton Inacio
8 Stan King
9 Eddie Moore
10 Tony Moy
11 John Baxter
Sandy McLachlan 1
Jim McLardie 2
Jim Rafferty 3
John Halpin 4
Jim Hannah 5
Jackie McQueen 6
Bobby Haining 7
John Lawlor 8
Arthur McMillan 9
Jackie Law 10
Jim Campbell 11

Bench
12 Jim Fleming
David Logan 12

Substitutions
Jim Fleming for Frank McAleer (32)
None.

Cautions
None. None.

Red Cards
None. None.
Match Officials

R Henderson (Referee)




Match Report


Clydebank returned to form with a dominant display against Stranraer, much to the delight of the home crowd. The game also saw debuts for two new signings: Brazilian midfielder Ayrton Inacio and Australian right-back Malcolm Henderson. Both players impressed, with Henderson particularly outstanding.

Stranraer's centre-half Jim Hannah had a nightmare afternoon, scoring two own goals. The first came in the 15th minute when he deflected a Stan King shot past his own goalkeeper.

Jackie McQueen, a former Clydebank player now playing left-half for Stranraer, managed to equalise for the visitors in the 30th minute. However, Clydebank regained the lead just before half-time through Tony Moy.

The second half continued in Clydebank's favour. In the 52nd minute, Moy scored again, this time following a headed flick from Inacio. Substitute Jim Fleming added to the scoreline in the 60th minute with a direct free kick that Stranraer's former Clydebank goalkeeper Sandy McLachlan couldn't hold.

Hannah completed an unwanted hat-trick in the 75th minute, although his header was intended to be a pass back to the goalkeeper but instead ended up in the net.

Clydebank announced further additions to the squad. They have signed two young players: Jim Henry, a left-half from Partick Thistle, and Dennis Ruddy, a centre-half from Glasgow United. Negotiations are also underway for Jim Devlin, a centre-forward with Drumchapel Amateurs.

Clydebank fielded 16-year-old centre-forward Alan Munro from Clydebank Strollers in their midweek match against Celtic Reserves due to Ernie Collumbine being unwell.

Match report written by Adapted by Stuart McBay



Squad Statistics (as at December 2nd, 1967)


1967-68 All Time
League Cups All
Dick Madden (GK) 13 - 6 - 19 -
Malcolm Henderson 1 - 0 - 1 -
Ernie Collumbine 13 - 6 - 59 -
Stan King 1415 - 191
Davie Mitchell 15 - 6 - 493
Frank McAleer 1516 - 221
John Baxter 1336 - 193
Tommy McGhee 1315 - 696
Eddie Moore 12553178
Tony Moy 1511527753
Ayrton Inacio 1 - 0 - 1 -
Jim Fleming (sub) 9332125







Recent Results


League results since Clydebank's last match
2nd December 1967
Albion Rovers0-2Cowdenbeath
Alloa Athletic1-3Ayr Utd
Arbroath2-0Queen's Park
Berwick Rangers1-0Brechin City
Clydebank5-1Stranraer
East Fife0-0Hamilton Accies
Montrose1-1East Stirlingshire
Queen of South5-2Dumbarton
St Mirren7-1Stenhousemuir

League Table (as at December 2nd, 1967)


Pld W D L +/- Pts
1. St Mirren 16 11 4 1 +26 26
2. Arbroath 15 11 2 2 +34 24
3. Queen of South 16 9 2 5 +13 20
4. Ayr Utd 14 8 3 3 +17 19
5. East Fife 14 8 2 4 +3 18
6. Dumbarton 16 6 5 5 -6 17
7. Albion Rovers 16 6 4 6 +7 16
8. Cowdenbeath 16 5 6 5 +3 16
9. Hamilton Accies 16 6 4 6 -1 16
10. Alloa Athletic 16 6 3 7 -11 15
11. Clydebank 15 6 2 7 +2 14
12. Montrose 15 5 4 6 -2 14
13. Queen's Park 14 4 5 5 +2 13
14. East Stirlingshire 15 4 5 6 -3 13
15. Berwick Rangers 15 6 1 8 -9 13
16. Brechin City 15 4 4 7 -7 12
17. Forfar Ath 15 4 4 7 -9 12
18. Stranraer 16 3 2 11 -22 8
19. Stenhousemuir 17 2 2 13 -37 6