SJFA News - Thursday, May 16
McKenzie departs Forth
Former Partick Thistle, Cowdenbeath, Albion Rovers, Stenhousemuir, Elgin City and Montrose player Jamie McKenzie has resigned from his position as manager of junior side Forth Wanderers.
The 32 year old who had a spell as caretaker manager of the Borough Briggs side 7 years ago had been in charge at Forth for two seasons.
McKenzie has been replaced by his assistant Chris McGroarty who played for 11 senior clubs starting at Dunfermline on 1998 and finishing at Forfar in 2010.
Arthurlie Player of the Year Dance
The Arthurlie FC Player of the Year Dance will be held on Saturday 25th of May in the Social Club. This will be a joint event with Glasgow Amateur Under 21's.
A Limited number of tickets are available for £2.50.
Promoted Tayport boss praises backroom staff
Tayoport boss John McGlashan has praised the team of people that have helped him lead the Canniepairt side back onto the Superleague.
McGlashan said: “I want to give a special mention to my backroom staff. Paul Reilly, Steven Stewart, Grant Clark and Norrie Marshall have made outstanding contributions. Without their dedication, we wouldn't have been able to do what we've done.”
Former Partick Thistle, Cowdenbeath, Albion Rovers, Stenhousemuir, Elgin City and Montrose player Jamie McKenzie has resigned from his position as manager of junior side Forth Wanderers.
The 32 year old who had a spell as caretaker manager of the Borough Briggs side 7 years ago had been in charge at Forth for two seasons.
McKenzie has been replaced by his assistant Chris McGroarty who played for 11 senior clubs starting at Dunfermline on 1998 and finishing at Forfar in 2010.
Arthurlie Player of the Year Dance
The Arthurlie FC Player of the Year Dance will be held on Saturday 25th of May in the Social Club. This will be a joint event with Glasgow Amateur Under 21's.
A Limited number of tickets are available for £2.50.
Promoted Tayport boss praises backroom staff
Tayoport boss John McGlashan has praised the team of people that have helped him lead the Canniepairt side back onto the Superleague.
McGlashan said: “I want to give a special mention to my backroom staff. Paul Reilly, Steven Stewart, Grant Clark and Norrie Marshall have made outstanding contributions. Without their dedication, we wouldn't have been able to do what we've done.”