Published: Thursday, 15th May, 2008 09:00
DEER, OH DEER
By Matt Speirs at Ardeer Stadium
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Ardeer Thistle 1 Girvan 11
DESPITE losing heavily to promotion favourites Girvan, Ardeer can take some positives from this match.
Goalkeeper Michael Laughran could do little to stop any of the goals but he certainly kept the score down with a string of good save.
At times the young Ardeer team played some neat football but once the opening goal went in their heads went down and kept losing goals at regular intervals.
It took Girvan half an hour to break the deadlock due to some good goalkeeping by Laughran and poor finishing. Scott Cleland got the all important first goal netting a MIchael Moffat pass.
Five more goals were added in the next 15 minutes with two from Michael Moffat, two more from Scott Cleland to complete his hat trick-and one from Steve O’Donnell.
UNITED FRONT
TITLE-WINNING Stevenston United rounded off a fantastic season with a presentation evening - and a chance to be pictured with the cup.
ACCIES HAVE PLENTY TO CROW ABOUT NOW
After being posted 'missing in action' for four weeks, Ardrossan 1st XI returned to the battlefield to play Crow Road in the Brunton Miller Western Division Five class at Memorial Field on Saturday.
THISTLE RAID ON RIVALS
Ambitious new boss John Garroch and assistant Sammy Conn have hit the ground running since being appointed to the DALRY THISTLE hotseat just two weeks ago, raiding rival Stagecoach Ayrshire District League side Troon Juniors to snap up FIVE highly experienced players.
PREMIER CLASS
PROUD West Kilbride Ams manager Alex Adam saluted his players after they clinched promotion back to the Lindsay Fencing Premier Division.
BUFFS FALL AT FINAL HURDLE
CLINICAL Nock broke Buffs' hearts with this defeat leaving their promotion dreams in tatters for the second year running.
MEADOW'S BIG SPREE CONTINUES
BIG-SPENDING Irvine Meadow have raided rival Stagecoach Super League Premier Division champions Pollock and Citylink SCottish Cup finalists Cumnock to land some of the top talent in Junior football as they gear up for a little assault next season.
BUFFS DOWN BUT NOT OUT
GREY skies surrounded Townhead Park on Monday, summing up Buffs, mood as this result left their promotion dreams hanging in the balance.
Alan McTurk's men then had a mountain to climb going into their Wednesday return leg.
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ACCIES HAVE PLENTY TO CROW ABOUT NOW