1. Amateur Football - Pie & Bovril
Amateur Football - Page 2 · Scottish Amateur Cup · Ayrshire cup · Shetland Football
There are 30-40 Saturday-playing amateur leagues in Scotland covering Highland, North of Scotland, North of Tay, Tayside, Fife, East of Scotland, South of Scotland, and West of Scotland regions. Discuss them all here !
2. Amateur Football - Page 2 - Pie & Bovril
There are 30-40 Saturday-playing amateur leagues in Scotland covering Highland, North of Scotland, North of Tay, Tayside, Fife, East of Scotland, ...
There are 30-40 Saturday-playing amateur leagues in Scotland covering Highland, North of Scotland, North of Tay, Tayside, Fife, East of Scotland, South of Scotland, and West of Scotland regions. Discuss them all here !
3. Scottish Amateur Cup - Season 22/23 - Pie & Bovril
Aug 9, 2022 · The first round ties are scheduled to be played Saturday 3rd September which clashes with the first Old Firm game of the season. More common ...
All Scottish Cup Chat for season 22/23. 1st round draw made yesterday: https://twitter.com/ScotAmFA/status/1556715202082738177?s=20&t=d2QburaQ1KpFPaSmzRaCoA https://twitter.com/ScotAmFA/status/1556715022071615490?s=20&t=d2QburaQ1KpFPaSmzRaCoA https://twitter.com/ScotAmFA/status/1556714611...
4. Amateur Football Reconstruction - Page 3 - Pie & Bovril
Jan 20, 2023 · Hearing tonight after the collapse of the central/cale merger that the central and safl will be joining forces.
Posted January 20 (edited)
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6. Fife Amateur League 2022/23 - Pie & Bovril
Jul 24, 2022 · Premier Div 21/22 22/23 Auchtermuchty Bellvue x x Balgonie Scotia 1896 x x Bowhill Rovers x x Cupar Hearts x x Greig Park Rangers x x Kelty ...
Premier Div 21/22 22/23 Auchtermuchty Bellvue x x Balgonie Scotia 1896 x x Bowhill Rovers x x Cupar Hearts x x Greig Park Rangers x x Kelty x x Kennoway x x Kinross x Kinross Colts 'A' x Kirkcaldy YMCA x x Leven United x x Lumphinnans United x x Pittenweem Rovers x x St. Andrews University x Loch...
7. Leagues for 2022/23 - Amateur Football - Pie & Bovril
Jul 25, 2022 · Does anyone know the makeup of divisions for any of the following leagues for 2022/23? Aberdeenshire Caledonian Dundee Saturday Morning Midlands
Does anyone know the makeup of divisions for any of the following leagues for 2022/23? Aberdeenshire Caledonian Dundee Saturday Morning Midlands Stirling & District
8. International and Other Football and Other Sports - Pie & Bovril
There are 30-40 Saturday-playing amateur leagues in Scotland covering Highland, North of Scotland, North of Tay, Tayside, Fife, East of Scotland, South of ...
The English Premiership, The Championship, Serie A, La Liga, The World Cup, Copa America, Auchterarder Under 13 Division B, if it's fitba and it's not covered above or below then it's in here.
9. Taking amateur football "seriously" - Pie & Bovril
Jul 12, 2017 · I have just rejoined an amateur team after some time not playing. We played our first pre-season game on Sunday and lost 1-0, disappointing, ...
I have just rejoined an amateur team after some time not playing. We played our first pre-season game on Sunday and lost 1-0, disappointing, but big deal, its amateur football and it wasn't even a competitive game. To me, I take it serious and give my best when I am there on the park, but its fun...
10. Amateur football is dying - Page 4 - Pie & Bovril
Nov 3, 2018 · Most 19's and 21s leagues are played on a Sunday I say let amateur teams sign a maximum of 4 dual contracted youth players to bring them on and ...
Very interesting thread. Obviously the big issue is fewer young men wanting to play; but points over U21s, pro-youth, regulations, expense and competition in Strathclyde also valid. Here are some stats:
11. Scottish Draw - Amateur Football - Pie & Bovril
Oct 6, 2022 · Scottish cup draw does anyone have any info of when it might take place? Couldn't get a bus for our west tie as the draw was made later than ...
Scottish cup draw does anyone have any info of when it might take place? Couldn’t get a bus for our west tie as the draw was made later than usual and don’t want the same happening again incase of an away journey
12. East of Scotland cup 22/23 - Amateur Football - Pie & Bovril
Mar 13, 2023 · Semi final number 2 this Friday between Alva and Steins, for a place in the final v Doune Castle! What we thinking on this weekends tie, ...
Semi final number 2 this Friday between Alva and Steins, for a place in the final v Doune Castle! What we thinking on this weekends tie, then the result of the final?
13. Features - Scottish Food, Traditions and Customs - Mutton Pie
... amateur status, having ... pie and bovril! This weeks recipe is for the traditional Scottish Mutton Pie - a welcome treat for any true Scottish Football Fan.
Mutton Pie As we approach the end of another football season the future of the most popular spectator sport in Scotland is in turmoil! Following a botched-up attempt by the Scottish Premier League Clubs to set up their own pay-for-view television channel, which was scuppered by Celtic and Rangers, the other ten Clubs have now given notice that they will leave the top league in two seasons time. Presumably they will either apply to rejoin the Scottish Football League or set up their own league - only time will tell. It could result in the biggest upheaval in Scottish Football since eight clubs came together on 11 March 1873 in Glasgow to form the Scottish Football Association. The meeting also decided to have an annual cup competition which became the Scottish FA Cup. The first Cup winners in 1873-74, Queen's Park, the only one of the original eight clubs still in existence, had been formed in 1867 and dominated the early days of Scottish Football. The Spiders, as they are known, also still adhere to their amateur status, having firmly resisted, through the years, the lure of 'professionalism'. Television money has become an essential part of the top club's finances as the day of packed, standing room only, terraces are long past. Crowd potential had already been vastly reduced by the insistance on all-seated grounds. Armchair viewing has replaced being at the 'gemme'. Never again in Scotland will we see a repeat of the two crowd attendance records set in 1937 for an International match and a club game. Within the space of eight days Hampden Park housed a massive crowd of 149,415 for a Scotland-England International Match and a club crowd record of 147,365 for the Celtic-Aberdeen Cup Final. But in all the ups-and-downs and changes in league structure that have taken place since the first Scottish League Championship was inaugurated in 1890-91, when Dumbarton and Rangers shared the League Title, one thing has remained constant - the half-time pie and bovril! This weeks recipe is for the traditional Scottish Mutton Pie - a welcome treat for any true Scottish Football Fan. Mutton Pie Hot water crust Ingedients : 8 oz flour; 2 oz lard or vegetable fat; 2 fl oz milk; 2 fl oz water; pinch salt; 1 egg yolk Filling Ingredients : 12 oz lean mutton or lamb; 6 tablespoons meat stock, gravy or water; salt and pepper Make the filling first. Chop the meat finely and season. Set aside. Set oven to 375 deg F or Mark 5. Sieve the flour and salt into a bowl. Boil the lard, water and milk together in a saucepan. Make a well in the flour and pour in the hot mixture: mix well with a knife and knead until smooth. Roll out two thirds of the paste on a floured surface, keeping a third for lids. Cut into 6 circles and press into deep patty tins. Spoon the meat into each tin, moistening each filling with a spoonful of stock, gravy or water. Cut the remaining dough into 6 smaller circles for lids. Brush the edges with water and seal. Make a split in each pie lid to allow steam to escape. Brush with egg yolk. Cook for 30-40 minutes. Serve hot or cold.
14. Amateur Football - Pies on the Terraces
It was exactly what I needed to keep me going for the long drive home. 20180929_152447.jpg. Admission: £4. Programme: None Pie: £1.50. Bovril: £1. Attendance: ...
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15. Class Double Act: The History of Pie and Bovril | by Chris Marshall
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16. East Linton AFC - Comedy Night
... League of the Edinburgh and Lothian Amateur Football Association. Last season ... pie and Bovril stall at half time. - to get involved with the Committee and ...
East Linton and area - East Linton AFC - Comedy Night