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WWE.

• 5x Women's Champion.
• 1x Divas Champion.
• 2nd person to win the Divas and Women's title.
• 2nd most Women's title reigns with five.
• Competed in first Women's Falls Count Anywhere.
• Competed in 1st Women's Royal Rumble.
• Competed in 1st Women's Elimi-nation Chamber.
• Won title in debut Wrestlemania.
• Opened first all female WWE PPV.
• MOST female appearances in RAW history.
• Wrestled in Lita's retirement match.
• Wrestled Trish in her last RAW match.
• Wrestled B Phoenix in her pro debut.

TNA:

• 3x Knockouts Champion.
• TNA World Cup with Team USA
• Only female to compete in Clockworks Orange match (twice in total).
• In first all Last Knockout Standing match.
• Main evented Impact v Tara (SC) and Gail Kim.
• Wrestled in first all female TNA ppv.
• Wrestled in TNA's first ever weekly PPV show.

Indie:

• 1st CSWF champ.
• 1st Covey champ.

*1st SCW champ. 

• 1st DCW champ.
• 1st PWF champ.
• 1st woman to win ICW Super Juniors Championship.
• 1st woman to main event MCW.

Victory Roll, Crucifix, North Lights, Small Package, Fisherman Suplex, Roll up. Monkey Flip, Headscissors, Kip Up, Cartwheel, Bridge

WWE: v Trish (WM22) v Lita (SS06) v Vict (NYR07) v Melina (FCA) v Melina (Bk07) v Phoenix (UK08)

TNA: v Tara (SC10) v Love (Im10) v Tara (Im11) v Kim (ME11)* v MR (SC12)* v Tara (Xp13)* v Deeb (KK13) v Ivel (WC13)* v AF (RKK11)

Reaction from others

• Beth Phoenix recalls the standing ovation from the crowd in their RAW Women's Championship match in 2008. ^[1]
• CJ Perry (Lana of WWE) when asked about James' influence and leadership in the lockeroom said. ^[2]
• Nikki Cross considered James as a role model. She says James is always honest and always available to offer insight. ^[3]
• Renee Michelle listed James as one of her favourite opponent s. ^[4]
• Sara Del Rey referred to her match with James a dream match. ^[5]
• Highly regarded by Valentina while still on the Indies. ^[6]
• Torrie (2008 Shoot Interview). ^[7]
• Ric Flair pushed for James and Tara to train Charlotte. ^[8]
• Kurt Angle ^[9]
• Jim Ross (v Lita) ^[10]
• Madison Rayne ^[11]
• Tara / Victoria ^[12]
• Blossom Twins ^[13]
• Toni Storm ^[14]
• Jim Cornette ^[15]
• Maria Kanellis ^[16]

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General Consensus
The year of 2006 many seen as a passing of the torch with the retirement of Trish Stratus and Lita. James is regarded as the one to have taken up that mantle. She is often credited as of the cornerstone and backbone of the Divas Division when the WWE focused more on the asthetics than quality of women's wrestling. ^[18]

Often lauded for her ability to work a good program and make wrestlers with much more limited skillsets look more improved and polished than they actually are ( Maryse and Rosa Mendes.

Despite her popular status with supporters and championship wins, James is someone still regarded by many as being underated and underutilized by WWE. ^{[19] [20] [21] [22] [23]} A sentiment shared by many leading figures in the industry such Jim Ross and Eric Bischoff. ^{[24] [25]}

• Her leadership and influence.
• Her experience and knowledge.
• Her openess to guide and work with younger or lesser experienced figures.
• Her vocal support.

• Always highly regarded when booked by WEW. ^[26]
• Cutting a promo and reliable perfomer. ^[27]
• Only woman to compete in COHofF match. ^[28]

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• GLORY Wrestling: Alexis Laree
• #WomensEvolution: Mickie James’ Legacy Over Two Decades
• Indigenous Warriors: History Of Native American Pro Wrestlers
• WWE v TNA Career
• 10 Backstage Stories About Mickie James We Can't Believe
• 9/10 of most
• OWW Posts MJ

IWC Accolades

• Pro Wrestling Illustrated
  • Comeback of the Year: 2017 (3rd)
• Pro Wrestling Report
  • Female Wrestler of the Year: 2009 (1st), 2008 (2nd), 2011 (Nom)
• Diva Dirt
  • Diva of the Decade: 2003-13 (2nd) ^[30]
• NO DQ Awards
  • Female Superstar of the Year: 2007, 2009 ^[31]
• WWE Johnny Awards
  • Best Female Wrestler: 2009 ^[32]
• MVD of the Week
  • Nominated 9/12/12 ^[33]
  • Nominated 5/5/13 ^[34]
  • Nominated 12/5/13 and Won 19/5/13 ^[35]
• WWE JR's Superstar of the Week
  • 17 April 2008. ^[36]

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West Ham United

The youth team reached the semi finals of the FA Youth Cup in only the tournaments second year in 1954. ^[38]

The club withdrew from the Eastern Counties League in 1956.

After withdrawal from Metropolitan League in 1971, the club disbanded the 'A' team altogether. ^[39]

The Football Combination	Winners	Runners up	Notes	Ref
Football Combination	1920–21, 1923–24, 1924–25, 1947–48, 1953–54, 1977–78, 1985–86			[40] [41]
Football Combination Section B	1947–48
Football Combination Cup	1953–54	1968–69	[note 1]	[41] [42]
Metropolitan League	Winners	Runners up	Notes	Ref
Metropolitan League Cup	1957–58	1969–70, 1970–71		[43] [44]
Metropolitan Professional Cup	1959–60, 1966–67, 1968–69	1969–70	[note 2]	[45] [44] [39]
Metropolitan Autumn Shield	1967–68			[46]
South East Counties League	Winners	Runners up	Notes	Ref
South East Counties League	1984–85, 1995–96, 1997–98	1981–82
South East Counties League Cup	1966–67, 1968–69	1955–56, 1959–60		[47] [48] [49] [50]
Southern Junior Floodlight Cup	1956–57, 1958–59, 1966–67, 1968–69	1955–56, 1963–64, 1965–66		[51] [48] [52] [49] [50]
London Football Association [note 3]	Winners	Runners up	Notes	Ref
London Challenge Cup	1946–47, 1948–49, 1952–53, 1968–69	1954–55, 1957–58, 1958–59		[53] [42]
London Minor / Youth Cup	1962–63, 1968–69	1963–64	[note 4]	[52] [54]
Winchester Cup		1960–61	[note 5]	[55]
London Youth Junior Challenge Cup	1967–68		[note 6]	[54]
Other Domestic	Winners	Runners up	Notes	Ref
(D&DFL) Minors Cup	1954–55			[56]
Essex County Minor FA Andrews Cup	1959–60			[48] [57]
International	Winners	Runners up	Notes	Ref
Peter Stuyvesant Trophy	1969			[58]

Notes

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BullyWee

The Clyde View

The Clyde View is Clyde's official matchday programme. It won the Scottish Programme of the Year Award every season from 1995–96 to 2006–07, and again in 2008–09. It also won the Scottish Divisional Programme of the Year Award every season from 1991–92 to 2011–12. It won the inaugural Scottish Divisional Programme Best Design of the Year Award for season 2011–12. ^{[60] [61]}

On Wirrel's UK Programme of the Year, it achieved a top ten finish on three consecutive occasions from 2002–03 to 2004–05; 8th (2002–03), 6th (2003–04) and 5th (2004–05). ^{[62] [63] [64]}

UK Programme of the Year

5th: 2002–03

6th: 2003–04

8th: 2004–05

Scottish Programme of the Year:

1st: 1995–96, 1996–97, 1997–98, 1998–99, 1999–2000, 2000–01, 2001–02, 2002–03, 2003–04, 2004–05, 2005–06, 2006–07, 2008–09

2nd: 2007–08, 2009–10

3rd: 1984–85, 1985–86

Other: 1981–82 (4th); 1982–83, 1983–84 (7th); 1986–87 (8th); 1987–88 (10th); 1988–89 (11th)

Scottish Programme of the Year (First Division):

1st: 1984–85, 1985–86, 1986–87, 2000–01, 2001–02, 2002–03, 2003–04, 2004–05, 2005–06, 2006–07, 2007–08, 2008–09

2nd: 1982–83, 1983–84, 1987/88, 1993/94,

Other: 1989–90 (5th), 1990–91 (7th)

Scottish Programme of the Year (Second Division / League One):

1st: 1980–81, 1981–82, 1991–92, 1992–93, 1994–95, 1995–96, 1996–97, 1997–98, 1998–99, 1999–2000, 2009–10

Scottish Programme of the Year (Third Division / League Two):

1st: 2010–11, 2011–12, 2013–14, 2014–15, 2015–16, 2016–17, 2017–18, 2018–19

2nd: 2012–13

Scottish Programme of the Year Best Design (League Two):

1st: 2011–12

2nd: 2012–13

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Hall of Fame¹

^[91]

Club Awards

For the first time in 2015, the club arranged to bring together all the respective groups that present an end of season award for a collective event. ^{[86] [87]}

¹The club launched its official Hall of Fame in 2011, with five inaugural inductees. ^[136] Three more were inducted in 2012. ^[137] The Clyde team of season 1966–67 was inducted in 2014. ^[138] There was one inducted in 2015. ^[86] There is also a Hall of Fame section on the club website. ^[139]
2The Clyde Player of the Year is the club's official Player of the Year award voted for by supporters of Clyde. ^[97] The event is currently organized and award presented by the Castlemilk Branch supporter's club. ^[105]
3The Website Player of the Year is awarded to the player who has picked up the most man of the match points over the course of the season. Website members vote for their top three performers after every Clyde match with a running points total counting towards the overall award. ^[116]
4The CIC Owners Player of the Year is decided based on a ballot of all owners of the club. ^[99]
5The Clyde Crew is a youth club for supporters aged sixteen or under set up by Clyde in 2002, ^[140] with two separate age groups from 0–11 and 12–16. ^[141] The 0–11 age group was called the Kids Club in 2002 before its name change in 2003. ^[142]
6The Internet Player of the Year was originally based on the player that won the most individual man of the match awards at the end of the season. ^[127] The voting was changed for the 2003–04 season to website members voting for their top three performers after evey Clyde match with a running points total counting towards the overall award. ^[143]
7 A Goal of the Season award was presented alongside the main Player of the Year award for the first time in season 2001–02 voted for by supporters. ^[144] A new Goal of the Season award was started in season 2014–2015. ^[87] It was voted for by the CIC Owners. ^[131]

2018-19

• Arria Silver Player of the Year - John Rankin
• Supporter Recognition Award - George Morrison
• Community Foundation Recognition Award - Stevie Morton
• https://www.clydefc.co.uk/news/2019/04/19/6064/#.XphDIMhKjIV

• Arria Silver replaced the Executive Club membership.
• https://www.clydefc.co.uk/news/2018/05/24/5833/#.XphGwshKjIU

Other awards and nominations

¹Before the SFWA awards got underway in 1965, the main player award was the one selected by Rex Kingsley of the Sunday Mail. ^[148]
2PFA Scotland is the association for professional footballers in Scotland. It was formerly known as the Scottish Professional Footballers' Association (SPFA), but that organisation was dissolved and replaced by PFA Scotland in 2007.

Individual

• Sports scientist Imran Alam shortlisted for Behind the Scenes - Medical Award (@ UK Asian Football Awards), 2013 ^[193]
• David Mitchell (GK); Barry Cuddihy (RB), Tom Lang (CB), Scott Rumsby (CB), Martin McNiff (LB); Ray Grant (MF), John Rankin (MF), Chris McStay (MF); Ally Love (ST), Peter MacDonald (ST) (Cumbernauld News Team of the Decade, 2010–19). ^[194]

Clyde FC Community Foundation

• SFA Quality Mark: Gold Award, September 2019 ^[195]
• Big Lottery Fund – Young Start Award, August 2017 ^[196]

Glasgow Southside

• SFA Quality Mark: Development Award, March 2013 ^[197]
• SFA Quality Mark: Standard Award, Deecember 2011 ^[198]

Clyde FC

• SFA Club Licensing Scheme Bronze Award, October 2017 ^[199]
• achieved Scottish National Club Licensing, December 2006 ^[200]

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Televised matches

• Clyde v Aberdeen (1950's)
• Clyde v Celtic (!955 Scottish Cup Final)
• Clyde 1–4 Rangers (1990's Scottish Cup)
• Clyde 0–5 Celtic (2004-05 Scottish Cup) (BBC Scotland) ^[203]
• Clyde 2–1 Celtic (2005–06 Scottish Cup) (Sky Sports) ^[204]
• Clyde 1–1 Ross County (2006 Challenge Cup Final) (BBC Alba)
• Clyde 0–1 Dundee United (2007-08 Scottish Cup) (Sky Sports) ^[205]
• Airdrie 1–0 Clyde (2008–09 First Division) (BBC Alba) ^[206] - first 1st Division match on BBC Alba.
• Clyde 0–2 Rangers (2012–13 Third Division) (Sky Sports) ^[207]
• Rangers 8–1 Clyde (2014–15 Challenge Cup) (BBC Alba) ^[208]

Refs

Select Trophies

Trophies

Selecting

• Rikki McFarlane 1982 ^{[1] [2]}

• 1978. SFA v HFL. Mention of Scotland assistant John Hagart. ^[3] Selected by Willie Ormond. ^[4]

• Scottish League XI v Italy B side ^[5]

• Scottish League pool v Italy ^[6]

• Ally McLeods pool. SFL XI v Italy B squads. Though referred to as B international. ^[7]
• 1970. SFL v LOI ^[8]
• 1971. SFL v EFL ^[9]
• 1976. SFL v EFL. ^[10]
• 1978. SFL v IFL. ^[11]

• 1965. SFL v SFA ^[12]
• 1990. SFL v SFA. ^[13]
• 1994. Wales v Scotland B. Craig Brown manager. ^[14]

• SFL XI fixtures without top division players.
• 30.12.1974. Serie B v 2nd Division ^{[15] [16] [17]}

• 26.04.1978 Italian Serie C. Italy B side ^[18] with six full internationals ^[19] Scotland B with trainer. ^[20]

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Daily Record Golden Boot

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Daily Record Golden Shot

• First player to reach 30 goals in domestic competitions only ( Scottish League, Scottish Cup, and Scottish League Cup). ^{[24] [25]}

Season	Nat	Player	Club	League	FGT	Notes	Ref
1982–83		Charlie Nicholas	Celtic	Premier Division	46		[26] [27]
1983–84		Brian McClair	Celtic	Premier Division	30	First recipient.	[26]
1984–85		Bernie Slaven	Albion Rovers	Second Division	31		[26] [28]
1985–86		John Watson	Dunfermline Athletic	Second Division			[26] [29]
1986–87		Brian McClair	Celtic	Premier Division	41		[26] [30]
1987–88		Tommy Coyne	Dundee	Premier Division			[26] [25] [31]
1988–89	Not awarded (no one reached 30 goals)						[26] [25] [24] [32]
1989–90						Owen Coyle top scorer on 27 goals	[26] [25] [33]
1990–91		Ken Eadie	Clydebank	First Division	30		[26] [34] [35]
1991–92		Ally McCoist	Rangers	Premier Division	39		[26] [36] [37]
1992–93		Ally McCoist	Rangers	Premier Division	47	Gordon Dalziel won first Silver Shot	[26]
1993–94		Andy Thomson	Queen of the South	Second Division			[38] [39]
1994–95	Not awarded (no one reached 30 goals)					Top scorer on 21 by April	[40]
1995–96		Steve McCormick	Stirling Albion	Second Division	32		[41] [42]
1996–97
1997–98
1998–99		Henrik Larsson	Celtic	Premier League	34	Sitting on 29	[43]
1999–2000
2000–01
2001–02		Henrik Larsson	Celtic	Premier League	31		[44]
2002–03		Henrik Larsson	Celtic	Premier League	32		[45]
2003–04		Henrik Larsson	Celtic	Premier League	35		[46] [47]

• ^[48]

Scottish Brewers annual awards

Season	Nat	Player	Club	Notes	Ref
MacKinley's Football Personality of the Year
1976–77		Jock Stein	Celtic	Premier Division and Scottish Cup winners. League Cup runners-up.
1977–78		Billy McNeil	Aberdeen	Premier Division and Scottish Cup runners-up	[49] [50]
1978–79		John Greig	Rangers	Scottish Cup and League Cup winners. Premier Division runners-up.	[51]
1979–80		Alex Ferguson	Aberdeen	Premier Division winners and League Cup runners-up	[52]
1980–81		Jim McLean	Dundee United	League Cup winners and Scottish Cup runners-up	[53]
1981–82
1982–83		Alex Ferguson	Aberdeen	UEFA Cup Winners' Cup and Scottish Cup winners. Premier Division runners-up	[54] [55]
1983–84		Willie Miller	Aberdeen	Premier Division and Scottish Cup winner. SFWA and SPFA Player of the Year double.	[56]
Manager of the Year
1984–85		Tommy McLean	Motherwell	First Division champions	[57]
1985–86				.
1986–87		Jim McLean	Dundee United	UEFA Cup and Scottish Cup runners-up. SFWA Manager of the Year.	[58] [59]
Player of the Year
1984–85		Hamish McAlpine	Dundee United	Scottish Cup and League Cup runner-up. SFWA Player of the Year.	[57]
1985–86		Richard Gough	Dundee United	SPFA Player of the Year.	[59]
1986–87		Terry Butcher	Rangers	Premier Division and League Cup winning captain.	[58] [59]

Football Personality of the Month

• Initiative backed by the SFA. ^[60]

1976–77
Month	Winner			Runner-up			Ref
September		Jim McLean	Dundee United		Davie Cooper	Clydebank	[61]
October		Ally MacLeod	Aberdeen				[62] [63]
November		Danny McGrain	Celtic		Willie Ormond	Scotland	[64]
December		Board of directors	Stranraer		Mike Larnach	Clydebank	[65]
January							[66]
February							[67]
March		Alex Stuart	Ayr United		Brian McGinlay	Referee	[68]
April							[69]
1977–78
August		Billy McNeil	Aberdeen		Vic Davidson	Motherwell	[70]
September		Benny Rooney	Morton		Gordon Smith	Rangers	[71]
October							[72]
November							[73]
December							[74]
January							[75]
February							[76]
March		Willie Miller	Aberdeen				[77]
April							[78]
1978–79
Month	Winner			Runner-up			Ref
August							[79]
September							[80]
October							[81]
November							[82]
December							[83]
January		John Bourke	Kilmarnock				[84]
February							[85]
March							[86]
April		Johannes Edvaldsson	Celtic		Davie Sneddon	Kilmarnock	[87]
1979–80
Month	Winner			Runner-up			Ref
August							[88]
September							[89]
October		Bobby Watson				Airdrieonians	[90] [91]
November							[92]
December		Bobby Lennox	Celtic				[93]
January							[94]
February		Johnny Doyle	Celtic				[95]
March		Gordon Strachan	Aberdeen				[96]
April		Alex Ferguson	Aberdeen				[97]
1980–81
Month	Winner			Runner-up			Ref
August							[98]
September		Charlie Nicholas	Celtic		Willie Miller	Aberdeen	[99]
October		Bobby Geddes	Dundee				[100]
November							[101]
December							[102]
January							[103]
February		Alan Rough	Partick Thistle		Jim McArthur	Hibernian	[104]
March							[105]
April							[106]
1981–82
Month	Winner			Runner-up			Ref
August				[107]
September		Gordon Strachan	Aberdeen	[108] [109]
October				[110]
November				[111]
December				[112]
January				[113]
February		Gordon Rae	Hibernian		Squad of players	Forfar Athletic	[114]
March		Jim Leighton	Aberdeen		Neale Cooper	Aberdeen	[115] [116]
April		Danny Crainie	Celtic	[117]
1982–83
Month	Winner			Runner-up			Ref
August				[118]
September		Charlie Nicholas	Celtic	[119]
October				[120]
November		Jim Leighton	Aberdeen	[121]
December				[122]
January		Brian McClair	Motherwell	[123] [124]
February		Willie Miller	Aberdeen	[125]
March				[126]
April				[127]
1983–84
Month	Winner			Runner-up			Ref
August				[128]
September
October				[129]
November				[130]
December				[131]
January				[132]
February				[133]
March		Mark McGhee	Aberdeen		Alex MacDonald	Heart of Midlothian	[134] [135]
April				[136]
1984–85
Month	Manager			Player			Ref
August							[137]
September		Craig Paterson	Rangers				[138]
October							[139]
November		Jim McLean	Dundee United		Paul Sturrock	Dundee United	[140]
December		Billy Lamont	Falkirk		Richard Gough	Dundee United	[141]
January		Alex Ferguson	Aberdeen		Frank McDougall	Aberdeen	[142]
February							[143]
March		Tommy McLean	Motherwell		Billy Stark	Aberdeen	[144]
April							[145]
1985–86
Month	Manager			Player			Ref
August							[146]
September							[147]
October					John Hewitt	Aberdeen	[148]
November							[149]
December		John Lambie	Hamilton Academical		Craig Levein	Heart of Midlothian	[150]
January							[151]
February							[152]
March					Richard Gough	Rangers	[153]
April							[154]
1986–87
Month	Manager			Player			Young Player			Ref
August		Henry Hall	Forfar Athletic							[155]
September								Tom Boyd	Motherwell	[156]
October					Derek Ferguson	Rangers		Derek Ferguson	Rangers	[157] [158]
November										[159]
December										[160]
January										[161]
February		Jim McLean	Dundee United		Billy Thomson	Dundee United				[162]
March		Jim McLean	Dundee United		Jim McInally	Dundee United				[162]
April										[163]

Other

• VCGB Scottish Sports Personality of the Year: 1983 ^[164]
• SFA Special Merit Award: 1985 ^[165]
• BBC Scotland Sportscene Team of the Year: 1987 ^[166]

Trophies

Competitions

SIR W. CUNNINGHAM TROPHY

Date	Rd	Team	Score	Team	Ref
Irvine
13 July 1889	SF	Cowlairs		Partick Thistle	[167] [168]
15 July 1889		Rangers	8–1	Clyde	Cite error: A <ref> tag is missing the closing </ref> (see the help page). [169]
Ibrox
27 July 1889	F	Rangers	4–0	Cowlairs	[170]

RUTHERGLEN FC TOURNAMENT

Date	Rd	Team	Score	Team	Ref
Barrowfield Park
2 June 1891	SF	Clyde	–	Rutherglen	[171] [172]
9 June 1891		Cambuslang	–		[173]
13 June 181	F	Cambuslang	3–1	Clyde	[174] [175] [176]

PORT GLASGOW ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT ^[177]

Date	Rd	Team	Score	Team	Ref
Clune Park
27 June 1892	SF	Port Glasgow Athletic		Dumbarton
Barrowfield
2 July 1892	SF	Rangers		Clyde
	F

60 Minutes

ABERCORN TOURNAMENT

Date	Rd	Team	Score	Team	Ref
Underwood Park
9 May 1891	SF	Abercorn	4–1 (3–3)	Arthurlie	[178]
		St Mirren	2–1 (3–2)	Morton
May 1891	F	Abercorn	1–0 (3–4)	St Mirren	[179]

• Cameron Athletic Sports 1889
  • King's Park beat East Stirlingshire and Cameron. ^[180]

• Abercorn Sports 1889 ^[181]
  • St Mirren beat Abercorn in final ^[182]

• Morton Sports 1887. Morton beat Abercorn 4-3. ^[183]

40 Minutes

THIRD LANARK TOURNAMENT

Date	Team	Score	Team	Ref
30 May 1885	Cathkin Park			[184]
	Third Lanark	1–0	Rangers
	Queen's Park	3–0	Pollokshields Athletic
	Third Lanark	0–0 (0–1)	Queen's Park

QUEEN'S PARK TOURNAMENT

Date	Team	Score	Team	Ref
5 June 1886	Hampden Park			[185]
	Rangers	1–1 (0–1+)	Cowlairs
	Queen's Park	1–0 (2–5)	Third Lanark
	Rangers	1–0 (2–3)	Queen's Park

AIRDRIEONIANS TOURNAMENT

Date	Team	Score	Team	Ref
25 June 1887	Mavisbank Park			[186] [187]
	Renton	2–0	Thistle
	Airdrieonians	4–2	Dumbarton Athletic
	Renton	4–2	Airdrieonians

SHETTLESTON TOURNAMENT

Date	Rd	Team	Score	Team	Ref
Cartyne Park
05.1888	SF	Shettleston	0–1 (1–2)	Clyde	[188] [189] [190] [191] [192]
			–
	F	Clyde	2–0 (4–4)	Dumbarton

Other

Season	Winners	Score	Runner-up	Ref
1881	St Mirren	5–1	Alexandra Ath	[193] [194] [195]

DUNDEE CHARITY CUP

Season	Winners	Score	Runner-up	Ref
1883–84	Dundee Harp	7–0	Dundee West End	[196] [197]
1884–85	Dundee Harp	6–0	Dundee East End
1885–86	Dundee Harp	5–1	Strathmore
1886–87	Wanderers	4–1	Dundee Harp
1887–88	Wanderers	4–2	Dundee Our Boys
1888–89	Dundee Harp 2–2 Wanderers. No replay. Cup witheld.

References

G.N.E.F.A.

The Association

Sir George Trevelyan became patron to the association in (September 1892?).

The Association awarded Tollcross the trophy in 1887. Their opponents Cowlairs did not turn up for the final. ^[1]

Holders Celtic did not enter the competition in 1890–91 with the institution of the Scottish League. ^[2]

At a meeting, the treasurer revealed after all expenses were paid there was disposal of £150 available (£120 to be allocated and £30 kept in reserve). ^[3]

Fixtures

There was mention of a match with Forfarshire scheduled for March 1888, but the secretary of the Forfarshire Association confirmed there was no match scheduled. ^[4]

Date	Opponent	F–A	Venue	Notes	Ref
24 April 1886	Lanarkshire	4–3	Glasgow	(Cherrie, Hart, Sharp & McClune. Reserves; Chalmers & McLachlan)	[5] [6] [7] [8] [9]
15 May 1886	Forfarshire	2–3	East Dock Street	4–5,000. (Hart & Sharp). (Cherrie & McLure drafted out).	[10] [11] [12] [13]
25 December 1886	Forfarshire	0–3	Barrowfield	(Hart, McLachlan & Britton).	[14] [15] [16] [17]
26 May 1887	Lanarkshire	5–3	Mavisbank Park	GNE was 1 player short. Martyn of Airdrie stood in. (Chalmers, Hart, Stark, Pollok, McLaren & Brown).	[18] [19] [20]
30 March 1889	Lanarkshire	3–1	Gourlay Park	(Chalmers, Cherrie, McFarlane, Sawers & Britton).	[21] [22] [23] [24]
1 February 1890	Ayrshire	6–2	Celtic Park	First meeting. (Britton).	[25] [26]
22 March 1890	Lanarkshire	5–3	Dalziel Park	(J. Maxwell)	[27] [28] [29] [30]
19 April 1890	Dumbartonshire	4–2	Beechwood		[31] [32] [33] [34]
31 January 1891	Ayrshire	4–1	Barrowfield	Att - 100. (Fortune, Maxwell & Neaves. Reserves; Johnston)	[35] [36] [37] [38] [39] [40] [41]
7 March 1891	Lanarkshire	8–6	Barrowfield	(McFarlane, Ross & Johnstone)	[42] [43] [44] [45] [46]

• The 1886–87 match was postponed for a week because of the Scottish Cup tie with Clyde and Third Lanark. ^[47]
• DATES MIXED UP

SPARE LINKS ^[48]

References

Scottish Military teams

• ^{[1] [2] [3] [4]}

Gordon Highlanders

• Irish Cup: 1889–90

• IFA Shield: 1908, 1909, 1910

• Played in first Banffshire Charity Cup. ^[5]

• Glasgow based for 3 Scottish Cup seasons. ^[6]

B Watch ^[7]

• Army Cup:

• Belfast Charity Cup: 1889–90

• County Antrim Shield: 1890–91

• IFA Shield: 1920

93rd Highlanders

• IFA Shield: 1902

Highland Light Infantry

• Army Cup: 1901 ^[8]

• IFA Shield: 1907, 1931

Royal Scots Fusiliers

• IFA Shield: 1925

Seaforth Highlanders

• IFA Shield: 1930

Dundee Engineers Company

• Corporation Cup: 1919 ^[9]

Player Selections

Other Teams

British & Irish XI

• 27.03.1893. Celtic 2—1 All Ireland XI. Celtic Park (2,000) ^[10]
• 18.11.1939. Football League XI v All British XI. Goodison Park. (Anglo clubs only) ^[11]
• 1941. Football League XI v All British XI. (Anglo clubs only). ^[12]

Army XI

• Inter Allied Services Cup. British & Empire Army, RAF, Navy, Merchant Navy, Allied Armies. ^[13]

• 06.05.1940. 2–6 East of Scotland, Tynecastle. 2,000. ^[14]

• 15.03.1941. 8–2 Allied Armies. Stamford Bridge. ^[15]

• 25.01.1941. 1–0 Scottish FA XI. Den's Park. ^[16]

• 21.08.1954. v Falkirk Reserves, Brockville. ^[17]

• 15.11.1960. v Aberdeen. Pittodrie. ^[18]

• 13.02.1961. v Scotland U-23. Fir Park. ^[19]

Unfounded

• 29.01.1941. 4–4 Oxford University @ Oxford.
• 12.02.1941. 4–2 Oxford University @ Oxford.
• 08.02.1941. Monfeifth Tayside Rovers, Castle Green.
• 24.06.1942. Forfar Junior Select, Station Park
• 01.10.1945. Dundee, Dens Park

OTHER

• June 1939. RAF 4–4 Coastside. Waird's Park ^[20]

• 19.11.1939. St Andrew's City v Military XI. Recreation Park. ^[21]

• 14.08.1954. Scottish Command v Airdrie Reserves. Broomfield Park.

Non participation

Polish Brigade

• 09.06.1941. 7—1 Home Guard ^[22]

• 09.06.1941. 5—0 BBA Ex Members. University Park.

• 12.06.1941. v Royal Air Force

• 14.06.1941. 1—10 Royal Artillery. ^[23]

• 26.06.1941. 3—2 Forfar Select. ^[24]

• June 1941. 4—1 Army XI. West End Park. ^[25]

• June 1941. v Celtic East End.

Polish XI

• 07.06.1941. v Ceres Home Guard
• 07.06.1941. v Arbroath Glencairn
• 10.06.1941. 6—4 Newburgh
• 14.06.1941. 6—4 Arbroath Accies ^[26]

Army XI

• 03.06.1941. 3—1 Home Guard
• 04.06.1941. 4—4 Ladybank Select. Victoria Park.

Home Guard

• 13.06.1941. 2—1 ARP Services

Royal Air Force

• 03.07.1941. v Angus Select.

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^[28]

Exhibition Teams

• Zingari v Crusaders ^[29]

• Zingari no show? ^[30]
• https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0001876/18950104/004/0001
• https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0002710/18910311/063/0004

CRUSADERS

Scottish Crusaders

• Option for Exhibition Cup (1888). Played English clubs (Villa included) at end of season (1887–88). Mostly comprised Queen's Park, Rangers and Airdrie players. ^[31]

• Talk of Crusaders forming a club (i.e. Corinthians). ^[32]

• Possible match with Forfarshire. ^[33]

• 24.04.1886. 2–1 v Aston Villa, Perrybar. ^{[34] [35]}

• 28.05.1887. 1–0 v Aston Villa, Hampden (5000).

• 17.05.1889. 2–3 v Montrose, Links Park. ^[36]

Crusaders (Edinburgh)

• 27.04.1889. 1–4 v Linlithgow Athletic. Captain's Lark. ^[37]

Crusaders (Glasgow)

• 14.05.1888. 1–4 Larkhall Thistle, Gas Works Park. ^[38]

Crusaders

• Cambuslang FC Sports (1889). Crusaders win five-a-Side competition. ^[39]

Crusaders (Arbroath)

• 04.05.1889. 9–7 v Friockheim. ^[40]

Crusaders (Airdrie)

• 28.04.1888. 10–0 v Sunnyside Thistle @ Coatbridge. ^[41]
• 03.06.1889. 3–0 Shamrock, Academy Park. ^[42]

Forfarshire Crusaders

• 18.05.1889. 8–1 v Harp, East Dock Street. ^[43]

Burntisland Crusaders

• 17.04.1889. 3–4 v Albion, Robbie's Park. ^[44]
• Kirkcaldy Athletic FC Sports (1889). Crusaders in five-a-side competition. ^[45]

CORINTHIANS

^[46]

Season	Team	Score	Team	Venue	Notes	Ref
Corinthians
27.02.1886	Scottish Corinthians	1–4	Ulster	Ulster Ground		[47] [48] [49]
28.04.1888	Scottish Corinthians	0–6	Rangers	Lady's Mill	Dunfermline Charity Cup Fund. Combination of Glasgow and Fife players	[50]
07.06.1888	Corinthians	3–4	Third Lanark	Mavisbank Park	Players from Glasgow, Lanarkshire, and Dumbartonshire.	[51]
19.06.1888	Corinthians	4–2	Third Lanark	Mavisbank Park	Players from Lanarkshire, Dumbartonshire, and Edinburgh.	[52]
09.06.1888	Corinthians	1–2	Renton Rovers	Street Park		[53]
10.05.1890	Glasgow Corinthians	4–4	Falkirk District	Victoria Park	Camelon Band Sports. Comprised of Third Lanark, Queen's Park, Rangers, Thistle, Cowlairs, Celtic, and Airdrie players.	[54] [55]
20.11.1897	Glasgow Corinthians	–	Kirkintilloch Corinthians			[56]
18.12.1897	Glasgow Corinthians	–	Elderslie	Inchview		[57]
May 1888	Lanarkshire Corinthians	3–3	Wishaw Thistle		Mostly Airdrie players.	[38]
27.05.1913	Airdrie Corinthians	6–4	Clyde Tube Workers	Wilson Park		[58]
21.08.1889	Camelon Corinthians	0–2	Sunnybrae			[59]

BOHEMIAMS

Bohemians

• v Partick Thistle (1888), 1–3, Inchview. Charity.

Glasgow Bohemians

• 09.06.1888. v QOS Wanderers, Cresswell (Dumfries). Lead in at HT. ^[53]
• 11.04.1908. 1–2 v Juniors (3/4 players short). ^[60]
• 18.04.1908. 4–4 v Peebles Rovers, Whitestone Park. ^[61]

I ZINGARI

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• 09.06.1883. v Strathmore, Rollo's Pier. ^[63]

• 19.03.1887. 9–4 v Southern Counties, Dumfries (2,000).

• May 1887. v Wanderers, @ Kilsyth. ^[64]

• 25.05.1887. 1–1 v Rangers, Hampdem. Benefit match. Past & present Queen's Park players. ^[65]

• Queen's Park's season ended (1887–88). Some players to assist I Zingari under Mr C. Campbell. ^[66]

• 11.05.1889. 4–3 v Montrose 2nd XI, Links Park. ^[67]

• 05.04.1890. 5–1 v Wellbane (A). ^{[68] [69]}

• 11.08.1890. 3–4 v Port Glasgow Athletic (A). ^[70]

Glasgow Zingari

• 07.04.1888. 4–1 v Arbroath. ^[71] Mostly Queen's Park players. Rest unknown. ^[72]

• 15.05.1889. 4–7 v Albion Rovers. Meadow Park. ^[73]

Hamilton Zingari

• 31.08.1889. v Third Lanark Cathkin XI, Cathkin Park. ^[74]

Baltic I Zingari

• 04.05.1889. 6–4 North British Railway Clerks, Rollo's Pier. ^[75]

OTHER

• 25.05.1889. Montrose FC 3–2 Crusaders (Selection of local players from all sources). Links Park. ^[76]

• 15.05.1889. Albion Rovers v I Zingari. Meadow Park, Whifflet. ^[77]

• 15.05.1889. Montrose 2nd XI 3–4 I Zingari. Links Park. ^[78]

• May 1889. Largs Thistle 2–3 St Mirren Zingari. Aubrey Crescent ^[79]

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Inter Association / League

MMM

• 1888. Probables v Improbables. ^[81]

• 30.03.1889. Crown Combination 0–5 Abercorn. ^{[82] [83]}

• 01.01.1890. Inverness Crown 0–2 Our Boys, Dalneigh (2,000). ^{[84] [85]}

• 25.05.1889. Seniors & Juniors (Scratch XI) v Wishaw Thistle. ^{[86] [87]}

• May 1890. Arthurlie 0–1 Glasgow, Barrhead. ^[88]

• 16.05.1890. Uddingston 4–5 Hamilton Select, Meadowside, Uddingston. ^[89]

• May 1890. Wishaw Thistle 4–1 Glasgow. Attendance (1,000). ^[90]

• 07.03.1896. International trial 'A' 2–2 'B' and 'C' 3–2 'D', Cathkin Park. ^[91]

• 01.04.1924. Scotland 'A' v 'B' trial match. Cathkin Park. ^[92]

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County Trials

Season	Team	Score	Team	Venue	Details [98]	Ref
9 Oct 1878	Glasgow 'Probables'	2–5	Glasgow 'Improbables'	Hampden Park	GFA trial match (for Sheffield)	[99]
25 Oct 1880	North of River XI	1–1	South of River XI	Burnbank Ground	4,000 (att). Floodlit match.	[100] [101]
4 Dec 1880	Renfrewshire 'Blues'	–	Renfrewshire 'Stripes'	Cappielow	RFA trial match (for Ayrshire)	[102]
8 Jan 1881	Glasgow 'Probables'	–	Glasgow 'Improbables'		GFA trial match (for Lancashire)
12 Nov 1881	Lanarkshire ‘Probables'	4–1	Lanarkshire 'Improbables'	at Rochsolloch	LFA trial match
14 Jan 1882	Lancashire 'Probables'	3–5	Sheffield 'Probables'	Hampden	GFA trial match (for Lancashire and Sheffield)
11 Feb 1882	Counties ‘Blues’	1–0	Counties ‘Stripes’	Cathkin	Counties trial match (for Birmingham & District)
8 Dec 1883	Glasgow North	6–1	Glasgow South	Muir Park	GFA trial match (for London).	[103]
15 Mar 1884	Forfarshire 'Probables'	–	Forfarshire 'Improbables'		FFA trial match	[104]
8 Mar 1884	Fife 'Probables'	5–4	Fife 'Possibles'	at Dunfermline	Trial match
18 Mar 1888	Inverness Probables	5–2	Inverness Improbables	Bught Park	Trial match (for Rangers)	[105]
14 Apr 1888	Aberdeen 'Probables'	5–0	Aberdeen 'Improbables'	Chanonry	AFA trial match (for Scotland XI)	[106]
9 Mar 1889	Elginshire Probables	–	Elginshire Improbables		Trial match (for Aberdeen)	[107]
3 Nov 1889	North of Scotland Probables		North of Scotland Improbables	Needlefield	NOSFA trial match (for Aberdeenshire)	[108]
14 Dec 1889	Inverness Probables	1–2	Inverness Improbables		Trial match (for Aberdeen)	[109]
20 Sep	County of Forfarshire	6–5	City of Dundee XI	Links Park		[110] [111]
18 Dec 1890	North of Scotland 'Probables'	–	North of Scotland 'Improbables'	Thistle Ground		[112]
14 Feb 1891	City of Perth	0–7	County of Perthshire	at Blairgowrie
30 Jan 1892	City of Perth	4–3	County of Perthshire	Balhousie
11 Apr 1892	Northern League North	6–7	Northern League South	East Dock Street
23 May 1893	Renfrewshire Upper Ward	5–4	Renfrewshire Lower Ward	Underwood	Benefit for Morton	[113]
27 May 1893	Northern League South	4–2	National League North	East Dock Street		[114] [115]
17 Apr 1897	North Ayrshire	5–1	South Ayrshire	at Stevenston	Benefit for Ayrshire Combination.	[116]
20 Apr 1897	Lanarkshire 'East'	2–2	Lanarkshire 'West'	Fir Park	LFA trial mach (for Scotland XI)	[117]
20 Nov 1897	City of Perth	6–1	County of Perthshire	Balhousie	Inter county trial.
9 Dec 1899	County of Perthshre	2–2	City of Perth		Inter county trial.

1873–85

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Season	Team	Score	Team	Venue [98]	Event Notes [119]	Ref
1873–74
14 Mar	Sheffield	2–2	Glasgow	Bramall Lane	Sheffield FA rules.
1874–75
27 Feb	Glasgow	2–0	Sheffield	Hamilton Crescent
1875–76
19 Feb	Sheffield	0–2	Glasgow	Sheffield	Sheffield FA rules.
29 Apr	Glasgow	2–0	Dumbartonshire	Hampden
1876–77
3 Feb	Glasgow	1–0	Sheffield
10 Feb	Glasgow	0–2	Sheffield	Hampden
24 Mar	Glasgow	2–0	Scotch Counties	Hampden
5 May	Ayrshire	0–4	Glasgow	Rugby Park
1877–78
27 Oct	Edinburgh	0–2	Queen's Park	Powburn
15 Dec	Edinburgh	0–3	Third Lanark	Mayfield
9 Feb	Sheffield	2–4	Glasgow	Headingley	7,000	[120]
1878–79
26 Oct	Queen's Park	4–1	Ayrshire
26 Oct	Third Lanark	6–1	Edinburgh
7 Dec	Edinburgh	1–3	Ayrshire	Powburn
9 Dec	Edinburgh	0–3	Hibernian	Powderhall	Floodlit match
18 Jan	Scotch Counties	7–1	Birmingham & District	Hampden	400.	[121]
1 Feb	Ayrshire		Edinburgh	at Kilmarnock
15 Feb	Glasgow	4–0	Sheffield	Hampden	8,000. [122]	[123]
1879–80
11 Oct	Ayrshire	7–2	Edinburgh	Rugby Park
8 Nov	Ayrshire	0–3	Queen's Park	Rugby Park
20 Dec	Glasgow	1–2	Dumbartonshire	Cathkin	International trial.	[124] [125]
20 Dec	Renfrewshire	2–0	Ayrshire	Barrhead
20 Dec	Queen's Park		Edinburgh	Hampden	[126]
30 Dec	Edinburgh	3–4	Old Etonians			[127]
17 Jan	Birmingham & District	2–3	Scottish Counties	Lower Aston	8,000.	[128]
7 Feb	Ayrshire	6–0	Renfrewshire	Hamilton Park
14 Feb	Sheffield	0–1	Glasgow	Bramall Lane		[129] [130]
28 Feb	Lancashire	1–9	Ayrshire	at Darwen		[131]
27 Mar	Edinburgh	4–3	Ayrshire	Powderhall
3 Apr	Queen's Park	16–0	Edinburgh	Hampden		[132]
10 Apr	Edinburgh	3–1	Sheffield	Powderhall
1880–81
11 Dec	Renfrewshire	1–3	Ayrshire	Blackstoun
15 Jan	Lancashire	1–9	Glasgow	at Darwen	300.	[133] [134]
12 Feb	Glasgow	3–0	Sheffield	Hampden	5,000.	[135]
12 Feb	Ayrshire	5–3	Lancashire	Rugby Park		[136]
19 Feb	Scotch Counties	6–0	Birmingham & District	Cathkin	2–3,000	[137]
26 Mar	Ayrshire	4–0	Renfrewshire	at Kilmarnock
1881–82
24 Sep	Wigtownshire	1–5	Maxwelltown	at Newton Stewart
15 Oct	Ayrshire	5–4	Edinburgh	Rugby Park
19 Nov	Lanarkshire	7–2	Renfrewshire	Southview
24 Dec	Cleveland	2–3	Edinburgh	at Middlesbrough	700.	[138]
26 Dec	Sheffield	4–2	Edinburgh	Bramall Lane	7,000	[139]
27 Dec	Newcastle & District	1–3	Edinburgh	at Tyne FC		[140]
21 Jan	Glasgow	7–1	Lancashire	Hampden	5,000	[141] [142]
28 Jan	Belfast & District	0–12	Ayrshire	Solitude		[143]
4 Feb	Dumfries-shire	1–15	Queen’s Park	Milnholm	Benefit match	[144]
11 Feb	Sheffield	3–1	Glasgow	Bramall Lane	9-12,000	[141]
25 Feb	Birmingham & District	3–1	Scottish Counties	Lower Aston	12,000	[145]
25 Feb	Ayrshire	4–3	Renfrewshire	Hamilton Park
11 Mar	Edinburgh	8–1	Sheffield	Easter Road	2,000	[146] [147]
18 Mar	Edinburgh	5–2	Ayrshire	Tynecastle
15 Apr	Edinburgh	7–3	Cleveland	Easter Road	1,000.	[148]
1882–83
14 Oct	Àyrshire	5–4	Edinburgh	Rugby Park
4 Nov	Edinburgh	3–4	Lanarkshire	Mayfield
30 Dec	London	9–2	Edinburgh	The Oval		[149]
1 Jan	Sheffield	4–0	Edinburgh	Bramall Lane	6,000.	[150]
6 Jan	Scotch Counties	4–4	Glasgow	Blackstoun	Probable Selects to play Lancashire and Sheffield.	[151] [152]
13 Jan	Glasgow	0–4	Scotch Counties	Kinning Park	Probable Selects to play Sheffield and Birmingham	[153] [154]
13 Jan	Lancashire	3–3	Scotch Counties	at Darwen	6,000.	[154]
20 Jan	Glasgow	4–0	London	Hampden	4,000.	[155] [156]
17 Feb	Glasgow	4–2	Sheffield	Hampden	1,500.	[157] [158]
17 Feb	Renfrewshire	7–2	Lanarkshire	at St Mirren FC
24 Mar	Edinburgh	2–1	Àyrshire	Powderhall
7 Apr	Edinburgh	1–2	Glasgow	Powderhall	5,000.	[159] [160]
26 May	Dumfries-shire	0–11	Queen's Park	Nunholm	1,000. Benefit for Charity Cup Fund.	[161]
26 May	St Mirren	0–1	Glasgow	Greenhill		[162]
1883–84
1 Sep	Lanarkshire	4–3	Edinburgh	Airdrie Cricket Ground
13 Oct	Edinburgh	3–2	Àyrshire	Tynecastle
17 Nov	Àyrshire	6–3	Lancashire	Holm Quarry		[163]
15 Dec	London	3–2	Glasgow	The Oval	3,500.	[164]
12 Jan	Scotch Counties	2–3	Glasgow	Blackstoun		[165]
12 Jan	Edinburgh	2–2	London	Powderhall	5,000.	[165]
19 Jan	Edinburgh	0–4	Sheffield	Powderhall	2,000.	[166]
16 Feb	Sheffield	1–2	Glasgow	Bramall Lane	10,000. Sheffield FA rules.	[167]
23 Feb	Aberdeenshire	1–0	Inverness-shire	Mannofield
29 Mar	Forfarshire	6–0	Fife	West Craigie
12 Apr	Edinburgh	2–0	Glasgow	Powderhall	3,000 (att).	[168]
1884–85
11 Oct	Dumbartonshire	3–3	Glasgow	Boghead	First meeting with Glasgow FA. [169]	[170] [171]
11 Oct	Nottinghamshire	1–2	Renfrewshire	Castle Ground		[172]
18 Oct	Ayrshire	8–0	Edinburgh	Holm Quarry
20 Dec	Glasgow	6–2	London	Hampden	5,000.	[173] [174]
1 Jan	Perthshire	0–1	Fife	North Inch
10 Jan	Ayrshire	0–0	Renfrewshire	at Ayr
17 Jan	Birmingham	2–2	Glasgow	Aston Lower		[175] [176]
31 Jan	Dumbartonshire	4–2	Renfrewshire	Boghead
7 Feb	Edinburgh	6–1	Lanarkshire	Powderhall
7 Feb	Lancashire	5–2	Ayrshire	at Preston		[177]
14 Feb	Glasgow	9–1	Sheffield	Hampden		[178] [179]
21 Feb	Fife	1–1	Forfarshire	Lady’s Mill
7 Mar	Edinburgh	1–4	Dumbartonshire	Powderhall	2,000 (att).
7 Mar	Glasgow	3–1	Scotch Counties	Hampden	2,000.	[180] [181]
14 Mar	Stirlingshire	4–4	Fife	at Falkirk
11 Apr	Edinburgh	1–1	Glasgow	Powderhall	2,000.	[182] [183]
11 Apr	Renfrewshire	4–2	Dumbartonshire	Westmarch
11 Apr	Lanarkshire	2–4	Stirlingshire	at Drumpellier FC

1885–90

^[184]

A

^[185]

Season	Team	Score	Team	Venue [98]	Details	Ref
1885–86
5 Sep	Forfarshire	2–2	Dumbartonshire	West Craigie
17 Oct	Edinburgh	6–2	Renfrewshire	Powderhall
7 Nov	Renfrewshire	7–0	Nottinghamshire	Cappielow	4,000	[186]
28 Nov	Lanarkshire	4–1	Edinburgh	at Airdrieonians
5 Dec	London	2–5	Glasgow	The Oval		[187] [188]
	Lanarkshire	0–1	Renfrewshire	at Burnbank
26 Dec	Fifeshire	0–0	Forfarshire	Bonvil Park
30 Jan	Dumbartonshire	1–1	Edinburgh	at Alexandria
	Stirlingshire	5–6	Linlithgowshire	Brockville
6 Feb	Forfarshire	2–4	Ayrshire
27 Feb	Glasgow	3–0	Edinburgh	Hampden	5,000	[189] [190]
13 Mar	Dumbartonshire	2–3	Renfrewshire	Boghead
20 Mar	Southern Counties	1–7	Ayrshire	Nunholm
10 Apr	Fife	1–2	Stirlingshire	at Lady’s Mill
	Renfrewshire	1–2	Dumbartonshire	Westmarch
24 Apr	Forfarshire	7–1	Fife	Gayfield
1 May	Stirlingshire	1–1	Renfrewshire	Merchiston
29 May	Dundee Harp	2–2	Glasgow (Scratch XI)		3-4,000. Glasgow two players short. Davidson ( Strathmore) and Peters ( Our Boys) deputised.	[191]
12 Jun	Falkirk District	1–2	Linlithgowshire	at Falkirk

D

^[192]

Season	Team	Score	Team	Venue [98]	Details	Ref
1888–89
9 Aug	Celtic	5–1	Glasgow	Benburb Park		[193]
12 Sep	Glasgow	3–2	Preston North End	Exhibition Grounds	15,000	[194]
29 Sep	Forfarshire	4–1	Ayrshire	West Craigie Park
20 Oct	Dumbartonshire	2–3	Ayrshire	Millburn Park
	Lanarkshire	1–6	Dumbartonshire	Meadow Park
27 Oct	Aberdeenshire	3–7	Perthshire	Chanonry
3 Nov	Northumberland	2–2	Lanarkshire	St James’ Park
10 Nov	Renfrewshire	5–1	East of Scotland	Blackstoun Park
	Aberdeenshire	2–1	Inverness-shire	Central Park
1 Dec	East of Scotland	1–7	Lancashire	Powderhall	3,000	[195] [196]
29 Dec	Cleveland	1–3	East of Scotland	Linthorpe Road	500	[197]
26 Jan	East of Scotland	1–4	Dumbartonshire	Powderhall
	Dumbartonshire	6–1	Renfrewshire	St James’ Park
	Inverness-shire	2–2	Aberdeenshire	Needlefield, Inverness
2 Feb	Stirlingshire	4–7	Forfarshire	at Falkirk
9 Feb	Perthshire	3–2	Fifeshire	Balhousie Park
23 Feb	East of Scotland	5–3	Glasgow	Powderhall	8,000	[198] [199]
	Lanarkshire	?–6	Forfarshire	at Airdrie
23 Feb	Birmingham & District	5–2	Dunbartonshire	Perry Barr		[200] [201]
25 Feb	Liverpool District	2–1	Dunbartonshire	at Bootle	3,000	[200] [202]
2 Mar	Linlithgowshire	11–0	Fifeshire	at Broxburn
9 Mar	Forfarshire	8–0	Perthshire	West Craigie Park	4,000
6 Apr	Lanarkshire		Renfrewshire	at Airdrie
	Linlithgowshire	5–3	Stirlingshire	at Champfleurie FC
22 Apr	Port Glasgow & District	4–2	Paisley Select	Clune Park		[203] [204]
16 May	Clyde	4–1	Lanarkshire	Barrowfield		[205]
25 May	Wishaw Thistle	4–1	Glasgow XI
15 Jun	Port Glasgow & District	5–0	Paisley Select	Clune Park		[206]

E

Season	Team	Score	Team	Venue [98]	Details	Ref [207]
1886–87
21 Aug	Perth and Dundee XI	1–5	Glasgow XI	Recreation Ground		[208] [209]
27 Nov	Glasgow	2–2	London	Hampden	3–4,000	[210] [211]
5 Feb	Glasgow	10–3	Sheffield	Hampden		[212] [213]
19 Mar	Southern Counties	4–9	I Zingari	Caledonian Park	2,000	[214]
26 Mar	Ayrshire	6–3	Southern Counties	Rugby Park	Benefit for Charity Cup Fund	[215]
26 Mar	FA Seniors	1–2	FA Juniors	Victoria Park	Jubilee match
14 May	Glasgow (Scratch XI)	3–3	Wanderers	Morgan Park		[216]
24 May	East of Scotland	1–3	West of Scotland	Powderhall		[217]
1887–88
13 Aug	Glasgow	1–2	Dumbartonshire	Public Park	Benefit for Rothesay Bazaar.	[218] [219]
31 Aug	East Stirlingshire	2–0	Glasgow XI	Merchiston	Benefit for Falkirk Cottage Hospital.	[220] [221]
12 Nov	Edinburgh	2–1	Cleveland	Powderhall		[222]
28 Jan	Sheffield	2–3	Glasgow	Bramall Lane	6–7,000.	[223] [224]
25 Feb	Glasgow	1–1	Edinburgh	Ibrox	5,000	[225] [226]
3 Mar	London	3–0	Glasgow	The Oval		[225] [227]
17 Apr	East Stirlingshire	1–8	Falkirk District	Merchiston	1,100. Benefit match.	[228]
1889–90 [229]
24 Aug	Glasgow (Scratch XI)	0–5	Ayrshire	Cathkin	3,000. Benefit for Burns Statue Fund.	[230]
21 Sep	East of Scotland	3–2	Cleveland	East End Park		[231]
15 May	Ayrshire XI	3–0	Glasgow XI	Rugby Park		[232]
1 Mar	Ayrshire	3–1	Forfarshire	Rugby Park	International trial	[233]
1 Mar	Stirlingshire	4–1	Fifeshire	Brockville
1 Mar	Dykebar	3–4	Paisley XI	Thistle Park		[234] [235]
13 May	Paisley	1–4	Glasgow	Underwood	Benefit for Renfrewshire F.A.	[236] [237]
17 May	Falkirk District	4–4	Glasgow Corinthians	Victoria Park	800	[238]
22 May	Annbank	2–8	Glasgow XI	Somerset	Benefit for Burns Statue Fund.	[239]

1890–95

^[240]

Season	Team	Score	Team	Venue	Details	Ref
1890–91
13 Aug	Linlithgowshire	3–3	East of Scotland	at Bathgate
11 Oct	Aberdeenshire	3–4	Perthshire	Victoria Ground
25 Oct	Dumbartonshire	3–6	Ayrshire	Boghead
15 Nov	East of Scotland	4–0	Glasgow	Tynecastle	6,000.	[241]
15 Nov	Dumbartonshire	3–1	Renfrewshire	at Clydebank
6 Dec	Lanarkshire	3–2	Forfarshire	at Wishaw
20 Dec	Aberdeenshire	3–3	Inverness-shire	at Chanonry
10 Jan	Sheffield	4–3	Glasgow	Bramall Lane		[242] [243]
21 Feb	Renfrewshire	3–3	East of Scotland	at Westmarch
7 Mar	Forfarshire	4–3	Perthshire	West Craigie
7 Mar	Fifeshire	2–5	Stirlingshire	at Dunfermline
14 Mar	Renfrewshire	6–3	Ayrshire	Cappielow	3,000.
21 Mar	Aberdeenshire	7–3	Fifeshire	Victoria Bridge
28 Mar	Stirlingshire	2–0	Forfarshire	at Falkirk	2,000.
11 Apr	Fifeshire	4–0	Linlithgowshire	at Dunfermline
11 Apr	North of Scotland	2–2	Aberdeenshire	Caledonian Park
11 Apr	Lanarkshire	6–1	Cumberland	at Whifflet		[244]
1891–92 [245]
Oct	East of Scotland	3–3	Linlithgowshire	Tynecastle	500.
3 Oct	Forfarshire	11–2	Lanarkshire	Gayfield
31 Oct	Aberdeenshire	3–7	Perthshire	Victoria Bridge
14 Nov*	Glasgow	2–2	East of Scotland	Celtic Park		[246] [247]
21 Nov	Aberdeenshire	10–2	Inverness-shire	Central Park
5 Dec*	Aberdeen	0–6	Glasgow	Chanonry		[248] [249]
23 Jan	Lanarkshire	2–3	East of Scotland	at Airdrie	1,000.
30 Jan	Southern Counties	9–1	Wigtownshire	Cresswell		[250] [251]
20 Feb	East of Scotland	6–1	Renfrewshire	Tynecastle	1,500.
27 Feb	Perthshire	6–5	Forfarshire	Recreation Ground	3,000.
5 Mar	Stirlingshire	8–3	Fife	at East Stirlingshire	2,000.
12 Mar	North of Scotland	1–5	Aberdeenshire	Northern Meeting Ground
26 Mar	Forfarshire	5–0	Stirlingshire	Carolina Port
9 Apr	Fife	3–4	Aberdeenshire	East End Park
	Referee unexpectedly blew for time 5 mins early.
16 Apr	Belfast Distillery	2–1	Renfrewshire	Grosvenor		[252]
1892–93
10 Sep	Linlithgowshire	5–1	East of Scotland	Little Boghead (Bathgate Rovers)
1 Oct	Perthshire	2–2	Aberdeenshire	Balhousie	2,000.
1 Oct	Lanarkshire	4–2	Dumbartonshire	at Wishaw
10 Nov	Orion	3–2	Aberdeenshire	Central Park	3,000.
12 Nov	Renfrewshire	2–2	Dumbartonshire	Underwood
22 Oct*	East of Scotland	2–2	Glasgow	Logie Green		[253]
3 Dec	East of Scotland	3–1	Lanarkshire	Tynecastle	2 x 35 minutes due to snow.
3 Dec	Aberdeen	4–2	Inverness-shire	at Chanonry
24 Dec	Forfarshire	0–5	Renfrewshire	East Dock Street
11 Feb	Renfrewshire	2–2	East of Scotland	at Greenock
4 Mar	Forfarshire	4–0	Perthshire	West Craigie	6,000.
25 Mar	Stirlingshire	7–2	Forfarshire	at Bainsford	2,000.
8 Apr	Fife	3–3	Stirlingshire	at Cowdenbeath
8 Apr	Perthshire	1–6	Renfrewshire	Balhousie
29 Apr	North of Scotland	6–2	Aberdeenshire	at Inverness
20 May	Perthshire	3–1	Forfarshire	Recreation Grounds
27 May	Glasgow	1–1	Edinburgh
1893–94
9 Sep	East of Scotland	4–2	Linlithgowshire	Dundas Park
21 Oct*	Glasgow	1–1	East of Scotland	Cathkin Park	5,000.	[254]
21 Oct	Aberdeenshire	4–3	Perthshire	at Chanonry
2 Dec	Lanarkshire	1–4	Ayrshire	at Motherwell
10 Feb	East of Scotland	8–0	Renfrewshire	Tynecastle
3 Mar	Perthshire	8–3	Forfarshire	Balhousie	2,000.
17 Mar	Elginshire	2–3	North of Scotland	at Elgin
24 Mar	Forfarshire	5–2	Stirlingshire	East Dock Street
7 Apr	Stirlingshire	3–2	Fife	at Falkirk
14 Apr	Renfrewshire	3–0	Perthshire	Cappielow
28 Apr	North of Scotland	2–2	Elginshire	at Inverness
5 May	Inverness-shire	2–3	Aberdeenshire	at Inverness
31 May	SFL Division Two	2–2	Lanarkshire XI		Benefit match. ( Cowlairs and Northern) ( Royal Albert, Albion Rovers and Airdrieonians)	[255]
1894–95
29 Sep	Lilnlithgowshire	2–3	East of Scotland	Uphall
29 Sep	North of Scotland	6–3	Elginshire	at Inverness
6 Oct	Aberdeenshire	8–3	North of Scotland	Chanonry
20 Oct	East of Scotland	3–3	Glasgow	at Kirkcaldy	13th meeting [256]	[257] [258]
10 Nov	Ayrshire	5–2	Lanarkshire	at Ayr
23 Feb	Forfarshire	2–3	Perthshire	Carolina Port
30 Mar	Stirlingshire	5–0	Forfarshire	Brockville
6 Apr	Fife	1–5	Stirlingshire	at Cowdenbeath
13 Apr	Perthshire	8–4	Aberdeenshire	Recreation Ground

1895–1900

^[259]

Season	Team	Score	Team	Venue	Details	Ref
1895–96
7 Dec	Glasgow	3–1	Sheffield	Cathkin		[260] [261]
22 Feb	Elginshire	2–2	Inverness-shire	Milnefield Park	Elgin to decide the Northern championship	[262] [263]
7 Mar	Perthshire	2–4	Forfarshire	Recreation Ground
28 Mar	Forfarshire	5–3	Stirlingshire	East Dock Street
11 Apr	Aberdeenshire	4–2	Perthshire	at Aberdeen
1896–97
19 Sep	Inverness-shire	6–2	Elginshire	at Inverness		[264]
3 Oct	Aberdeenshire	4–1	Inverness-shire	Cattofield
7 Nov	Sheffield	5–1	Glasgow	Bramall Lane		[265]
14 Nov	North of Scotland	1–6	Heart of Midlothian	Thistle Park		[266]
13 Feb	Fifeshire	4–1	Clackmannan and Perth	East End Park	Inter county trial.	[267]
27 Feb	Forfarshire	5–1	Perthshire	Clepington
27 Mar	Stirlingshire	2–2	Forfarshire	at Falkirk
10 Apr	Fife	8–3	East of Scotland	at Dunfermline
26 Apr	Rangers	2–1	Dumbartonshire	Ibrox	1000 (att). Benefit for Renton.	[268]
1897–98
6 Nov	Cumberland	6–2	South of Scotland	at Carlisle		[269]
6 Nov	North of Scotland	2–2	Aberdeenshire	at Inverness
6 Nov	Glasgow	0–0	Sheffield	Cathkin	8,000 (att)	[270] [271]
11 Dec	Perthshire	4–3	Forfarshire	Balhousie
25 Dec	Stirlingshire	3–0	East of Scotland	at Falkirk	1000 (att). International trial.
3 Jan	Renfrewshire	4–2	Ayrshire	Underwood	International trial.
15 Jan	Dumfriesshire	2–1	Galloway	Cresswell	2000 (att). International trial.
29 Jan	Dumbartonshire	1–1	Lanarkshire	at Dumbarton	International trial.	[272]
	Stopped after 85 mins due to heavy rain.
19 Mar	Perthshire	6–4	Northern Counties	Balhousie		[273]
26 Mar	Forfarshire	1–0	Stirlingshire	Clepington
27 Apr	Fair City Athletic	2–0	Perthshire League	Balhousie		[274] [275]
1898–99
1 Oct	Southern Counties	3–4	Cumberland	Cresswell		[276]
10 Dec	Sheffield	2–1	Glasgow	Bramall Lane	Crawford of Clyde.	[277] [278]
14 Jan	North of Scotland	4–1	Perthshire	at Inverness
11 Feb	Forfarshire	3–2	Perthshire	Carolina Port
1899–1900
28 Oct	North of Scotland	5–2	Aberdeenshire	at Inverness	17th meeting.
4 Nov	Glasgow	4–0	Sheffield	Hampden		[279] [280]
10 Feb	Perthshire	4–2	Forfarshire	at Perth
7 Apr	Aberdeenshire	2–0	Forfarshire	Cattofield	North v South Districts of the NL

Other Fixtures

• 14.11.1897 NOS 1 HOM 6
• 01.01.1901 S Counties 3 Rangers 2

Season	Team	Score	Team	Venue [98]	Details	Ref
22 Apr 1893	Annbank	1–2	Ayrshire League			[281] [282]
12 May 1894	Hibernian		SFL Division Two			[283]
19 May 1894	Saltcoats Victoria	5–7	Ayrshire League XI	Brewery Park		[284]
27 Apr 1896	Edinburgh League	4–1	SFL Division Two	Logie Green	600.	[285]
20 May 1905	North of Scotland	0–0	West of Scotland	Pittodrie		[286]
4 Mar 1908*	Dundee	6–0	Northern League XI	Dens Park
27 Apr 1912	Reserve League XI	–	SJFL XI	Firhill		[287]
26 Apr 1913	Reserve League XI	–	SJFL XI	Firhill		[288]
29 Apr 1914	East of Scotland	1–1	West of Scotland	Easter Road		[289]
6 May 1916	Motherwell	3–0	Lanarkshire	Fir Park		[290]
27 May 1916	East of Scotland		West of Scotland	Tynecastle		[291]
3 Jan 1919	Glasgow		Bradford XI	Hampden	Benefit match	[292]
3 Jan 1925*	Highland League XI		Scottish Alliance XI	Inveeness
20 Apr 1935	North of Scotland	0–7	Kilmarnock			[293] [294]
Apr 1935	East of Scotland League XI	0–4	Heart of Midlothian			[295]
27 Feb 1937	Aberdeen	2–0	Scottish Alliance XI	Pittodrie	Fundraiser.	[296] [297]
6 May 1940	East of Scotland	6–2	Army XI	Tynecastle	2,000.	[298]
1946	Edinburgh XI	3–3	Aston Villa	[299] [300]	39,861.	[301]
Apr 1954*	Elgin & Rothes Select
Apr 1954*	Inverness Select					[302]
19 April 1976	Highland League XI	0–3	Scottish League XI		2,188.	[303] [304]
May 1980	Scottish JFA XI	0–2	Highland League XI			[305]
Oct 1980	North of Scotland		Scotland 2nd FA XI	Kingsmill Park	Centenary match.	[306]
22 Mar 1994	Highland League XI	1–2	Aberdeen		1,750. Centenary match	[307]

^[308]

International Trial

Season	Team	Score	Team	Venue	Event Notes	Ref
1878
26.01.1878	Wilson's XI		Watson's XI	Hampden		[309]
1880 [310]
28.02.1880	Blues (1)	2–3	Stripes (1)	Kinning Park		[311]
	Blues (2)	1–5	Stripes (2)
Probables v Improbables
06.03.1880	Probables	1–1	Improbables	Kinning Park		[312]
05.03.1881	Probables	2–1	Improbables	Kinning Park		[313]
03.03.1883	Probables	4–3	Improbables	Blackstoun		[314] [315]
08.03.1884	Probables	–	Improbables			[316]
13.03.1886	Probables	2–6	Improbables	Hampden		[317] [318]
05.03.1887	Probables	2–2	Improbables	Cathkin		[319] [320]
03.03.1888	Probables	–	Improbables	Blackstoun		[321]
04.03.1882	England Probables	6–2	Wales Probables	Ibrox		[322] [323]
18.02.1888	England Probables	5–1	Wales Probables	Ibrox		[324] [325]
1889 [326]
16.02.1889	Team 'A'	0–4	Team 'B'	Ibrox		[327]
	Team 'C'	10–3	Team 'D'
02.03.1889	Team 'A'	2–2	Team 'B'	Cathkin		[328]
[329]1890 [330]
01.03.1890	Light Blues	3–2	Stripes	Cathkin		[331]
	Dark Blues	3–3	Whites
08.05.1890 [332]	Probables	6–6	Improbables	Celtic Park	3,000	[333] [334]
1891
28.02.1891	Black & Whites	7–2	Blues	Hampden		[335]
	Whites	3–5	Red & Whites
	Blues	-	Whites	Tynecastle		[336] [337]
1893 [338]
04.03.1893	Team 'A'	0–2	Team 'B'	Hampden		[339] [340]
	Team 'C'	–	Team 'D'
1894
04.03.1894	Team 'A'	–	Team 'B'	Ibrox		[341] [342]
	Team 'C'	3–6	Team 'D'
1895
02.03.1894	Team 'A'	1–4	Team 'B'	Cathkin		[343]
	Team 'C'	3–0	Team 'D'

International XI

OTHER ^{[344] [345] [346] [347]}

• June 1889. Scotland International Team, Benefit Match, Coatbridge. ^[348] (Meadow Park). ^[349]

Season	Team	Score	Team	Venue	Ref
1878–79
01.03.1879	International XI	1–1	Selected Team	Cathkin Park	[350]
1879–80
01.01.1880	Rangers	2–3	Scotch-Canadian
02.01.1880	Tyne & District FA	0–5	Scotch-Canadian	Newcastle
03.01.1880	Blackburn Rovers	1–8	Scotch-Canadian
07.02.1880	Darwen	3–7	Scotch-Canadian
09.02.1888	Manchester Wanderers	1–8	Scotch-Canadian
10.02.1888	Nottingham Forest	0–2	Scotch-Canadian
14.02.1880	Scotch-Canadian	2–2	Scottish Counties	Kinning Park
21.02.1880	Ayrshire	1–3	Scotch-Canadian	Rugby Park
13.03.1880	Heart of Midlothian	1–5	Scotch-Canadian
17.04.1880	Hibernian	0–3	Scotch-Canadian
	Internationals		Non Internationals	Rothesay	[351]
23.06.1880	Johnstone Clubs XI	0–6	Scotch Canadians
1880–81
01.10.1880	Rangers	2–3	Scotch-Canadian
1885–86
08.04.1886	Dundee Harp	3–1	Scottish International XI	East Dock Street	[352] [353]
1887–88 [354]
20.04.1888	Perth Scratch XI	0–6	Scottish International Team	Balhousie (6,000)	[355]
21.04.1888	Combined Aberdeen Team	1–6	Scottish International Team	Chanonry (5,000)	[356] [357]
24.04.1888	Motherwell	1–2	Bohemians	Roman Road Park	[358]
26.05.1888	Scoto-English	3–4	Scoto-Welsh	Exhibition Grounds	[359] [360]
1888–89
09.04.1889	Internationals	2–1	Dumbartonshire	Cathkin	[361]
24.05.1889	Uddingston	2–4	All Scotland XI
31.05.1889	Perthshire	2–14	Scotch International Team	Balhousie	[362]
01.06.1889	Aberdeenshire	0–10	All Scotland XI	Chanonry	[363] [364]
04.06.1889	Ayrshire	1–2	Scottish International Team	Holm Quarry (3,000)	[365]
1889–90
14.05.1889	Paisley Select [366]	1–2	Scoto-English International Team	Blackstoun Park (5,000)	[367]
16.05.1890	St Bernard's	3–5	International Team	Logie Green (1,500)	[368] [369]
07.06.1890	Morton & Port Glasgow Select	–	Scottish International Team		[370]
1890–91 [371]
21.03.1891	Scotch International Team	9–2	Corinthian	Hampden (10,000)	[372]
1891–92
03.10.1891	Scotland	5–1	Canadian-Americans	Ibrox	[373]

• 08.05.1935. Anglo-Scots v England, Highbury. ^[374]
• 1912. Possible Scotland v South Africa match that won't happen. ^[375]

References

Exhibition

1901

^{[1] [2]}

• https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0001876/19011007/025/0003
• https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0001876/19011007/030/0003
• https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000582/19010626/141/0005
• https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0001876/19010517/041/0003
• https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0002661/19010601/078/0004
• https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000452/19010517/084/0004
• https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0001876/19010802/065/0004

• News Rangers v Queen's Park players of old match. ^[3]

• Aquatics results for July 21. ^[4]

• https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0001965/18880609/075/0006

Date	Team	Score	Team	Att	Ref
12.06.1888 [5]	Dumbarton Athletic	6–3	Airdrieonians	4–5,000	[6] [7]
16.06.1888 [8]	Thistle	0–5	Clyde	9,000	[9]
26.06.1888 [10]	Northern	5–3	Abercorn		[11]
29.06.1888 [12]	Rangers Swifts	1–3	Whitefield		[13]
30.06.1888 [14]	Glasgow Jrs	3–1	Edinburgh Jrs		[15] [16]
06.10.1888 [17]	Renton	2–0	Vale of Leven	6–8,000	[18] [19]
11.10.1888 [20]	Uddingston	4–3	Moffat		[21]
26.10.1888 [22]	QOS Wanderers	3–1	Lenamark		[23] [24]
	Glasgow University	5–2	5th KRV
27.10.1888 [22]	Battlefield	4–1	North of Ireland		[25] [26]

SOLO SPORTS

• ^{[27] [28] [29]}

Annual Sports
23.06.1888 [30]	Glasgow Police Sports	15,000	[31] [32]
07.09.1888	Highland Sports [33]		25,000
08.09.1888
Aquatics
16.06.1888	Open air Swimming Gala (SASA)	River Kelvin		[34] [35]
04.08.1888 [36]	Swimming Galas (SASA)			[37]
25.08.1888 [38]
15.09.1888 [39]
Athletics & Cycling
21.07.1888	1st Amateur Sports (SAAA / NCU) [40] [41]	University track	1,500 [42]
01.09.1888 [43]	2nd Amateur Sports (SAAA / NCU)			[33]
22.09.1888	3rd Amateur Sports (SAAA / NCU)		10,000 [44]
29.09.1888			10,000 [45]	[46] [47]
03.11.1888 [48]	Professional Sports			[49]
Other Sporting Events
15.08.1888	Theatrical Sports. Donkey Race. Ladies competitions. [50]	Recreation Grounds		[51]

• The Highland Sports were under the auspices of the Strathallan Games Committee.

OTHER

• https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0002684/19010506/010/0001

• https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0002684/19010509/008/0001

• https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0002684/19010501/010/0001

• https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000452/19010503/063/0004

• https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000452/19010510/067/0004

• https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000452/19010520/057/0004

Curling finals

Career finals
Discipline	Type	Won	Lost	Total	WR 1
Women's event
	Olympics	1	0	1	1.00
	Worlds	1	1	2	0.50
	Europeans	3	5	8	0.38
	Grand slams (WCT)	6	1	7	0.86
Other finals (WCT)	18	9	27	0.67
Total	29	16	45	0.64
Mixed doubles
	Olympics	–	–	–	–
Worlds	1	0	1	1.0
WCT finals	1	0	1	1.00
Total	2	0	2	1.00
Mixed team
	Worlds	–	–	–	–
Europeans	1	–	1	1.00
Total	1	0	1	1.00
Total	32	16	48	0.67
1) WR = Winning Rate

Global finals

Olympic Games: 1 (1 title, 0 runner-up)

Result	Year	Opponent	Opponent Skip	Score
Winner	2022	Japan	Satsuki Fujisawa	10–3

Women's event: 2 (1 title, 1 runner-up)

Result	Year	Opponent	Opponent Skip	Score
Runner-up	2010	Germany	Andrea Schöpp	6–8
Winner	2013	Sweden	Margaretha Sigfridsson	6–5

Mixed doubles: 1 (1 title, 0 runner-up)

Result	Year	Opponent	Opponent Skip	Score
Winner	2022	Switzerland	Alina Pätz	9–7

Junior Championships: 4 (4 titles, 0 runner-up)

Result	Year	Opponent	Opponent Skip	Score
Winner	2007	Canada	Stacie Devereaux	7–6
Winner	2008	Sweden	Cecilia Östlund	12–3
Winner	2009	Canada	Kaitlyn Lawes	8–6
Winner	2011	Canada	Trish Paulsen	10–3

Continental finals

Women's event: 8 (3 titles, 5 runner-ups)

Result	Year	Opponent	Opponent Skip	Score
Runner-up	2010	Sweden	Stina Viktorsson	6–8
Winner	2011	Sweden	Margaretha Sigfridsson	8–2
Runner-up	2012	Russia	Anna Sidorova	5–6
Runner-up	2013	Sweden	Margaretha Sigfridsson	5–10
Runner-up	2015	Russia	Anna Sidorova	4–6
Winner	2017	Sweden	Anna Hasselborg
Runner-up	2019	Sweden	Anna Hasselborg	4–5
Winner	2021	Sweden	Anna Hasselborg	7–4

Mixed team: 1 (1 title, 0 runner-up)

Result	Year	Opponent	Opponent Skip	Score
Winner	2012	Sweden	Rickard Hallström	8–4

World Curling Tour finals

Women's tour: 27 (18 titles, 9 runner-ups)

Season	Result	Year	Tournament	Skip of Opposition	Score	Location
2009–10	Winner	2009	Three Nations Cup	Stefanie Lawton	Round Robin	Hershey Centre, Mississauga (Oct. 23–25)
	Winner	2009	International ZO Tournament	Andrea Schöpp		Wetzikon (Nov. 27–29)
	Runner-up	2010	Glynhill International	Mirjam Ott		Braehead Arena, Renfrew (Jan. 15–17)
2010–11	Runner-up	2010	Charity Classic	Jessie Kaufman	3–5	Medicine Hat Curling Club, Medicine Hat (Oct. 15–18)
2011–12	Winner	2011	Charity Classic	Crystal Webster	6–3	Medicine Hat Curling Club, Medicine Hat (Oct. 14–17)
2012–13	Runner-up	2012*	Shorty Jenkins Classic	Tracy Horgan	1–5	Brockville Country Club, Brockville (Sept. 13–16)
	Winner	2013	Players' Championship	Margaretha Sigfridsson	8–5	Mattamy Athletic Centre, Toronto (Apr. 16–21)
2013–14	Runner-up	2013	The Masters	Lisa Weagle	5–7	Brantford Golf & Country Club, Brentford (Oct. 29 – Nov. 3)
	Winner	2013	Autumn Gold Classic	Wang Bingyu	8–3	Calgary Curling Club, Calgary (Oct. 11–14)
	Winner	2014	International Bernese Cup	Anna Sidorova	6–3	Curlingbahn Allmend, Bern (Jan. 10–12)
	Runner-up	2014	The Showdown	Silvana Tirinzoni		Grande Prairie Curling Club, Grande Prairie (Mar. 27–30)
2014–15	Runner-up	2014	Shorty Jenkins Classic	Sherry Middaugh	5–8	Brockville Country Club, Brockville (Sep. 18–21)
	Winner	2014	Colonial Square Classic	Sherry Middaugh	5–4	Nutana Curling Club, Saskatoon (Nov. 7–10)
	Winner	2014	Canadian Open	Lisa Weagle	5–3	Gallagher Centre, Yorkton (Dec. 9–14)
	Winner	2015	Players' Championship	Anna Sidorova	4–2	Mattamy Athletic Centre, Toronto (Apr. 7–12)
2015–16	Runner-up	2015	Stockholm Cup			Danderyd Curling Arena, Stockholm (Sep. 25–27)
	Winner	2016	City of Perth International	Silvana Tirinzoni		Dewars Centre, Perth (Apr. 1–3)
	Winner	2016	Players' Championship	Dawn McEwen	9–6	Mattamy Athletic Centre, Toronto (Apr. 12–17)
	Runner-up	2016	European Masters	Binia Feltscher		Sports Center Lerchenfeld, St Gallen (Apr. 20–23)
2016–17	Runner-up	2016	Colonial Square Classic	Wang Bingyu		Nutana Curling Club, Saskatoon (Sept. 16–19)
	Winner	2016	Basel Masters	Margaretha Sigfridsson		Curlingzentrum Region Basel, Arlesheim (Oct. 6–9)
	Winner	2017	Glynhill International	Alina Pätz		Braehead Arena, Renfrew (Jan. 19–22)
2018–19	Winner	2019	Arctic Cup	Alina Kovaleva	5–4	Taymyr Ice Arena, Dudinka (May 22–27)
2019–20	Winner	2019	Oakville Fall Classic	Silvana Tirinzoni	5–2	Oakville Curling Club, Oakville (Aug. 30–Sept. 2)
	Winner	2020	Perth Masters	Rebecca Morrison		Dewars Centre, Perth (Jan. 2–5)
2021–22	Winner	2021	Basel Challenger	Irene Schori	7–5	Curlingzentrum Region, Basel, Arlesheim (Sep. 24–26)
	Winner	2021	Tallinn Challenger	Eirin Mesloe		Tondiraba Ice Hall, Tallinn (Nov. 4–7)

• Also formed part of the Ontario Curling Tour in 2012–13.

Mixed doubles: 1 (1 title, 0 runner-up)

Season	Result	Year	Tournament	Skip of Opposition	Score
2019–20	Winner	2019	Aberdeen Championship	Wright / Hardie	Aberdeen (Dec. 20–22)

Other achievements

• Grand Slam Cup: 2012–13, 2014–15
• European Masters: 2015
• Continental Cup: 2012, 2019, 2020
• Frances Brodie Award: 2012

• Scottish Mixed Curling Championship: 2007, 2012, 2013; runner-up 2008
• British Curling NCA January Challenge:
  • Women's event: 2021
• British Curling NCA Elite Finals:
  • Women's event: runner-up 2021
  • Mixed doubles: runner-up 2021

National

Women's

Result	Year	Tournament	Opponent	Score

Mixed doubles

Result	Year	Tournament	Opponent	Score

Junior finals

Result	Year	Tournament	Opponent	Score

Bronze medal matches

Olympic Games: 2 (1 bronze medal; 1 fourth-place)

Result	Year	Opponent	Opponent Skip	Score
Won	2014	Switzerland	Mirjam Ott	6–5
Lost	2018	Japan	Satsuki Fujisawa	3–5

World Championships: 2 (1 bronze medal; 1 fourth-place)

Result	Year	Opponent	Opponent Skip	Score
Lost	2015	Russia	Anna Sidorova	4–13
Won	2017	Sweden	Anna Hasselborg	6–4

European Championships: 2 (2 bronze medals; 0 fourth-place)

Result	Year	Opponent	Opponent Skip	Score
Won	2014	Denmark	Lene Nielsen	8–4
Won	2016	Czech Republic	Anna Kubešková	6–2

WCT rankings

Year-end Standings
Season	Order of Merit		Money List
	Rank	Points	Rank	$ ( CAD)
2009–10			#9	23,526
2010–11	#9	210.513	#7	27,338
2011–12
2012–13	#3	302.870	#4	38,582
2013–14	#3	408.225	#3	51,900
2014–15	#2	334.757	#3	77,000
2015–16	#4	348.921	#6	72,995
2016–17	#8	303.252	#8	56,697
2017–18	#5	358.537	#10	50,857
2018–19
2019–20	#10	283.984
2020–21	Abandoned because of covid-19.
2021–22	#3	393.233
	#2	286.808
2022–23

Tennis

^[52]

21st century

Rise of Andy Murray and Scottish tennis (2008–11)

Jamie Murray was the first British winner at Wimbledon in 2007 since the mixed doubles success of Jo Durie and Jeremy Bates in 1987. Murray won the same event. ^[53]

At the 2008 US Open, Andy Murray was the first Brit in a Grand Slam men's singles final since Greg Rusedski in 1997. ^[54] Jamie Murray reached the mixed doubles final too, ^[55] but the brothers both lost.

After he rose to world number four on September 8, 2008, Murray would try to dethrone Novak Djokovic, Rafa Nadal, and Roger Federer to top the world rankings for the next eight years, which included seven different spells as world number two. ^[56]

Colin Fleming and Jocelyn Rae won the gold medal in the mixed doubles at the 2010 Commonwealth Games. ^[57] Andy Murray reached the 2010 and 2011 finals of the Australian Open, but lost out to Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic.

Grand Slams and Olympics (2012–13)

Andy Murray was the first Brit to reach a Wimbledon men's singles final in 2012 since Bunny Austin in 1938 then became the first Brit to win the title in 2013 since Fred Perry in 1936. His 2012 US Open title made him the first British Grand Slam men's singles champion since Perry in 1936 too. Both slams were won against Novak Djokovic.

Four weeks after his 2012 defeat to Roger Federer at SW19, Andy Murray returned to the All England Club for the 2012 Olympics. He beat the same opponent in straight sets for the Gold medal.

The Murrays end Davis Cup wait (2015)

Great Britain reclaimed the Davis Cup in 2015, the nations first success in 79 years since the 1936 tournament. ^[58] Andy Murray won 11 (of 12) rubbers in total. Andy and Jamie Murray won three doubles rubbers in-a-row together. ^[58]

The Commonwealth Arena in Glasgow hosted the World Group first round (3–2 v United States) and semi final (3–2 v Australia) ties for the 2015 tournament. In 2016, the World Group semi final match returned to same venue, but Great Britain were beaten 2–3 to Argentina.

Year of the Scots (2016)

Jamie Murray won the Australian (his maiden Grand Slam doubles title) and US Open doubles titles. ^{[59] [60]} He became the first British player to be crowded world number one. On April 4, 2016, he officially topped ATP doubles rankings. ^[61]

As well as reaching his maiden Rolland Garros final, Andy Murray won another Wimbledon title and became the only player to defend his Olympics Games title at Rio 2016.

After he reached the Paris Masters final, Murray finally broke the 666-week combined reign by the ' Big Three' as world number one on November 26, 2016. ^[56]

After he despatched Djokovic to win his maiden ATP World Tour Finals title, it confirmed his status as number one in the year end world rankings for 2016. His reign lasted a total of 41 weeks. ^[56]

With the growing success and popularity of Paralympic sport since 2012, Gordon Reid has emerged as successful player in wheelchair tennis.

In 2016, Reid achieved his best season in singles competition, he won Australian Open, Wimbledon, and Paralympic Games titles.

Continued doubles success (2017–22)

Jamie Murray continued his success in mixed doubles. He won Wimbledon in 2017. He then won the US Open for three straight years in 2017, 2018, and 2019.

In addition to Murray, Gordon Reid has won 19 Grand Slams in mens wheelchair doubles. ^{[62] [63]}

The Billie Jean King Cup and Davis Cup finals are to held in the same country for the first time in 2022. The Emirates Arena will host both competitions. Previously as the Fed Cup, it returns to Great Britain for the first time since 1991. ^[64]

Early Seasons

10.03.1883. Clyde 3 v 1 Northern. Barrowfield. GNE Cup. ^[65]

Seasons

1883–84

Date	Opponent	Score (F–A)	Venue	Notes	Ref
05.01.1884	Partick Thistle	0–4			[66]
16.02.1884	Port Glasgow Athletic	0–0	Barrowfield		[67] [68]
23.02.1884	Pilgrams	1–4			[69]
08.03.1884	Possilpark	6–1			[70]
29.03.1884	Port Glasgow Athletic	2–4			[71]
19.04.1884	Strathmore	7–1	Rollo's Pier		[72] [73]
03.05.1884	Northern	1–4	Hyde Park	North Eastern Cup 1R	[74]

Early

Date	Opponent	Score (F–A)	Venue	Notes	Ref
1877–78
29.09.1877	Third Lanark	0–1	Barrowfield	Scottish Cup 1R	[1] [2] [3]
29.09.1877	Arthurlie	–	A		[4]
13.10.1877	Lennox	–	A		[5]
20.10.1877	South Western	–	Barrowfield		[6]
01.12.1877	Arthurlie	0–1	Dunterlie		[7] [8]
15.12.1878	South Western	–	Copeland Park		[9]
20.12.1878	Lennox	–	A		[10]
19.01.1878	Shaftesbury	–	Ashton Park		[11]
16.02.1878	Edinburgh University	1–0	Corstorpine	2 x 30 minutes.	[12]
23.03.1878	Partick	–	Inchview		[13]
1878–79
	Blythswood	–		Scottish Cup 1R	[14]
	Thistle	–		Scottish Cup 2R	[15]
09.11.1878	10th DRV	2–2			[16]
23.11.1878	Renfrew	1–2	Barrowfield		[17]
08.03.1879	Renfrew	2–1	A		[18]
15.03.1879	Maybole Carrick	1–1	Barrowfield	2 x 30 minutes. Due to pitch.	[19]
26.04.1879	Thistle	3–1	Barrowfield		[20]
19.04.1879	Maybole Carrick	2–2	Myromill Holm		[21] [22]
1879–80
13.09.1879	Barrhead	2–0	Parkhouse		[23]
27.09.1879	First Lanark	–		Scottish Cup 1R	[24] [25] [26]
11.10.1879	Govan	2–1	Barrowfield	Scottish Cup 2R	[27] [28]
25.10.1879	Portland	0–5	Hamilton Park		[29]
	Ailsa	–		Scottish Cup 3R	[30]
22.11.1879	Dumbarton	–		Scottish Cup 4R	[31]
28.02.1880	Tollcross	1–1	Barrowfield		[32]
06.03.1880	Morton	1–5	A		[33]
1880–81
18.08.1880	Caledonian	2–1	Burnbank	Scottish Cup 1R	[34] [35]
09.10.1880	Cowlairs	–	A	Scottish Cup 2R	[36]
16.10.1880	Renfrew	2–5	Barrowfield		[37] [38]
23.10.1880	Shawlands Athletic	4–0	Barrowfield		[39]
13.11.1880	Rangers	–	Kinning Park	Scottish Cup	[40] [41] [42] [43]
27.11.1880	St Mirren	1–3	Greenhill		[44]
04.12.1880	Cambuslang	–	Barrowfield		[45]
05.01.1881	Hanover	–	H		[46]
19.03.1881	St Mirren	–	H		[44]
02.04.1881	Hanover	–	A		[46]
16.04.1881	Johnstone Rovers	0–5			[47]
09.04.1881	Possilpark	2–2	A		[48]
1881–82
	John Elder	–		Scottish Cup 2R	[49]
17.09.1881	Partick Thistle	6–1	Barrowfield		[50]
24.09.1881	Morton	3–2	Cappielow	2 x 30 minutes. Nine-a-side.	[51]
01.10.1881	Paisley Athletic	3–3	Barrowfield		[52] [53]
08.10.1881	Alexandra Athletic	8–1	Barrowfield		[54]
22.10.1881	Northern	2–1	Hyde Park	Scottish Cup 3R	[55] [56]
	Northern protested infringement of rule 8. Not sustained. [57]
12.11.1881	Edinburgh University	3–2	Corstorphine	Scottish Cup 4R	[58] [59] [60] [61]
19.11.1881	Renfrew	2–1	Barrowfield		[62] [63]
18.03.1882	Morton	–	H		[64]
10.12.1881	Cartvale	4–5		Scottish Cup 5R	[65]
19.01.1882	Abercorn	2–3	Blackstoun		[66] [67]
26.01.1882	Paisley Athletic	2–1	A		[68]
04.02.1882	Cowlairs	0–0	Barrowfield		[69]
25.02.1882	Partick Thistle	Post			[70]
22.04.1882	Partick Thistle	1–0	Jordanvale	2 x 20 minutes. Due to weather.	[71]

1884–85

Clyde

1884–85 season
Stadium	Barrowfield
Scottish Cup	1st Round
North Eastern Cup	Semi Final

• ^[72]
• ^[73]
• ^[74]
• ^[75]
• ^[76]
• ^[77]

Matches

Date	Opponent	Score (F–A)	Venue	Notes	Ref
13.09.1884	Cowlairs	1–2	Barrowfield	Scottish Cup 1R	[78]
	The SFA dismissed the protest against the Cowlairs. [79] [80] [81] [82] [83]
27.09.1884	Hamilton Academical	1–2	Barrowfield		[84] [85]
04.10.1884	Greenock Morton	3–2	Cappielow	0–2 at HT.	[86] [87] [88] [89]
11.10.1884	Arthurlie	1–0	Dunterlie		[90]
	Abandoned after 60 minutes because of a dispute.
25.10.1884	East Stirlingshire	3–0	Barrowfield		[91]
01.11.1884	Pilgrams	1–2	Barrowfield		[92]
15.11.1884	Dumbarton	2–6	A		[93]
29.11.1884	Port Glasgow Athletic	0–5	Clune Park	Played with 10 men	[94] [95]
13.12.1884	Cambuslang	1–4	Westburn Green	Played with 10 men.	[96]
20.12.1884	Third Lanark	1–3	Barrowfield		[97] [98]
02.01.1885	Strathmore	–			[99] [100]
03.01.1885	East Stirlingshire	0–2	Merchiston		[101]
10.01.1885	Northern	–	Barrowfield		[102]
31.01.1885	Whitehill	6–1	Kennyhill	North Eastern Cup	[103]
07.02.1885	Paisley Olympic	4–1	Barrowfield		[104]
28.02.1885	Pilgrams	2–3	Govan		[105] [106]
07.03.1885	Olympic	–			[107]
14.03.1885	Pollokshields Athletic	4–0	Barrowfield		[108] [109]
28.03.1885	Southern	–			[110]
28.03.1885	Thistle	2–3	Beechwood	North Eastern Cup SF	[111] [112]
	Protest against the Thistle was sustained. [113] [114]
11.04.1885	Thistle	1–3	Beechwood	North Eastern Cup SF (R)	[115] [116] [117]
18.04.1885	Morton	–	Glasgow		[118] [119]
18.04.1885	Renton	–			[120]
25.04.1885	Ellenlea	0–0			[121]
29.04.1885	Primrose	3–1	Carolina Port		[122]
02.05.1885	Helenses	2–2			[123]

• ^[124]
• ^[125]

^[126]

1885–86

Clyde

1885–86 season
Stadium	Barrowfield
Scottish Cup	2nd Round
North Eastern Cup	Runners up

Matches

Date	Competition	Opponent	Score (F–A)	Venue	Notes [1]	Ref
05.09.1885	Friendly	Arbroath	3–2	Gayfield		[2] [3]
12.09.1885	Scottish Cup	Rangers	1–0	Barrowfield	1st Round	[4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]
	The protest made by Rangers was not sustained by the SFA. [10]
19.09.1885	Friendly	Renton	1–2	Barrowfield	Scottish Cup holders.	[11]
26.09.1885	Friendly	Hibernian	2–2	Easter Road	O–2 at HT. Scorers: Britain & Sharp.	[12] [13]
03.10.1885	Scottish Cup	Thistle	2–3	Barrowfield	2nd Round	[14] [15] [16]
10.10.1885	Friendly	East Stirlingshire	4–4	Falkirk		[17] [18]
17.10.1885		Port Glasgow Athletic	2–0	Barrowfield		[19] [20] [21]
24.10.1885	Friendly	Pilgrams	3–0	Barrowfield	McFarlane injured.	[22]
31.10.1885	Friendly	Pollokshields Athletic		Barrowfield		[23] [24]
14.11.1885	Friendly	Thornliebank	3–3			[25]
21.11.1885	Friendly	Strathmore	6–6	Rollo's Pier	1–5 at HT. 1–6 deficit. Scorers: Gray	[26] [27] [28] [29]
29.11.1885	Friendly	Northern FC	2–2	Hyde Park	Disallowed goal.	[30]
05.12.1885	Friendly	Partick Thistle	1–1			[31] [32]
12.12.1885	Friendly	Pilgrams	2–1	Copeland Park	Scorers: Ferguson, Brown	[33] [34]
19.12.1885	Friendly	Seafield	0–0	Hill Street Park	Scratched. Resulted in draw, no goals.	[35]
26.12.1885	Friendly	Hibernian	4–1	Barrowfield	Scorers: Stevenson (2), Ferguson, McClure	[36] [37] [38]
01.01.1886	Friendly	Strathmore	4–4	Damley Park		[38] [39]
02.01.1886	Friendly	Dundee East End	5–4	Pitkerro Park	0–2 at HT.	[38] [40] [39]
04.01.1886	Friendly	St Johnstone	9–1	Recreation Ground		[41]
09.01.1886		Abercorn	–			[42] [43]
16.01.1886		Shettleston	–	H		[44]
23.01.1886	North Eastern Cup	Dennistoun Athletic	8–0	Barrowfield		[45] [46]
30.01.1886	Friendly	Abercorn 2nd XI	3–0			[47]
06.02.1886	Friendly	Cambuslang	0–3			[48]
13.02.1886	Friendly	Campsie	3–1	A	Six of starting XI unavailable. McVicar & McFarlane (of Thistle) played for Campsie.	[49] [50]
27.02.1886	Benefit match	East Stirlingshire	6–1	Barrowfield	In aid of the unemployed. Raised £21 for Unemployment Fund. First team to do such. [51]	[52]Cite error: A <ref> tag is missing the closing </ref> (see the help page).
06.03.1886		Abercorn	P–P			[42]
06.03.1886	North Eastern Cup	Thistle FC	2–2	Beechwood (6,000)	Semi Final	[53] [54]
13.03.1886	North Eastern Cup	Thistle	2–0	Barrowfield (5,000)	Replay. Semi Final.	[55] [56]
27.03.1886		Port Glasgow Athletic	–	Clune Park		[57]
03.04.1886	North Eastern Cup	Cowlairs	2–3	Beechwood	Final	[58]
10.04.1886	Friendly	Airdrieonians	1–4	Barrowfield		[59] [60]
17.04.1886	Friendly	Victoria	7–0			[61]
24.04.1886	Friendly	Shettleston	9–2	A	(2–2 Fairnbank, Station Park)	[62]
01.05.1886		1st RRV	5–3	A (Greenock)		[63] [64]
08.05.1886	Friendly	Dundee Harp	1–2	Barrowfield		[65] [66] [67]
25.05.1886		Airdrieonians	0–6		Consisted of 2nd XI players and outsiders.	[68] [69] [70]

^[71]

1886–87

Clyde

1886–87 season
Stadium	Barrowfield
Scottish Cup	5th Round
North Eastern Cup	–

^[1]

Matches

Date	Opponent	Score (F–A)	Venue	Notes	Ref
21.08.1886	Dunfermline Athletic	1–1	East End Park		[2] [3]
24.08.1886	Hibernian	0–5	Barrowfield		[3] [4] [5]
04.09.1886	Morton	0–3	Cappielow		[6] [7]
11.09.1886	St Peter's	5–0	Barrowfield	Scottish Cup 1R	[8] [9] [10] [11]
18.09.1886	Cambuslang	1–1		Goals: Lambie.	[12] [13] [14]
25.09.1886	Battlefield	3–5	Barrowfield		[15] [16] [17]
02.10.1886	Cowlairs	4–3		Scottish Cup 2R	[18] [19] [20] [21]
	Cowlairs withdrew protest after an SFA sanction.				[22] [23] [24] [25]
16.10.1886	Heart of Midlothian	3–1	Barrowfield		[26] [27] [28]
23.10.1886	East Stirlingshire	3–1	Merchiston	Scottish Cup 3R	[29] [30] [31] [32]
30.10.1886	Thistle	1–0	Beechwood		[33] [34] [35] [36]
03.11.1886	Received Scottish Cup bye for fourth round.				[37] [38] [39] [40] [41]
06.11.1886	Cambuslang	3–1	Barrowfield		[42] [43] [44] [45] [46] [47] [14]
13.11.1886	Queen's Park	0–4	Barrowfield	Record attendance. [48]	[49] [50] [51] [52] [53]
20.11.1886	Hibernian	0–4	Easter Road		[54] [55] [56] [57] [58]
27.11.1886	Morton	5–1	Barrowfield	Goals: Lambie (2), McClure, Britton, Stevenson.	[59] [60] [61] [62] [63]
04.12.1886	Third Lanark	0–0	Barrowfield	5,000. Scottish Cup 5R	[64] [65] [66] [67] [68] [69] [70] [71]
11.12.1886	Third Lanark	2–4	Cathkin	Scottish Cup 5R Replay.	[72] [73] [74] [75] [76]
	SFA dismissed the protest against Third Lanark for rough play.				[77] [78]
18.12.1886	Dumbarton Athletic	0–3	Barrowfield		[79] [80] [81]
01.01.1887	Forfar Athletic	P–P	Station Park	Match cancelled.	[82] [83] [84] [85] [86] [87]
03.01.1887	St Johnstone	P–P	A	Match cancelled.	[82] [88]
04.01.1887	Dundee Wanderers	P–P	A	Match cancelled.	[82] [83] [84] [86]
08.01.1887	Thistle				[89]
22.01.1887	Oldpark	11–1		Left Belfast on a misunderstanding. Without full team. Newlands & Gemmill deputised.	[90]
29.01.1887	Cowlairs	1–2	Barrowfield	4,000. North Eastern Cup	[91] [92] [93] [94]
12.02.1887	Northern	3–2	Hyde Park		[95] [96] [97]
19.02.1887	Third Lanark	2–4	Barrowfield		[98] [99]
26.02.1887	Cambuslang	1–4	Barrowfield		[100] [101] [102] [103] [14]
05.03.1887	Heart of Midlothian	3–6	Tynecastle		[104] [105] [106]
12.03.1887	Partick Thistle	1–11	Inchview	"Weekly represented" says EEN.	[107] [108] [109] [110] [111] [112]
19.03.1887	Battlefield	3–2	Barrowfield		[113] [114] [115]
26.03.1887	Rutherglen	3–3	Barrowfield	Three Rutherglen players debarred from match. [116]	[117] [118] [119]
09.04.1887	Dundee Harp	0–2			[120] [121] [122]
16.04.1887	Rangers	1–2	Barrowfield		[123] [124] [125]
19.04.1887	Clydesdale	1–0	Barrowfield		[126]
23.04.1887	Arthurlie	2–1	Barrowfield	Arbroath was original match Cancelled.	[127] [128] [129]
30.04.1887	Hurlford	4–2	Barrowfield	Ayrshire Cup holders	[130] [131] [132]
07.05.1887	Greenhill	4–4	A		[133]
07.05.1887	Ayr Rovers	2–3	Springdale	2–0 at HT.	[134] [135] [136]
09.05.1887	I Zingari	–	Barrowfield	Gedden testimonial. Zingari team of international character.	[137]
14.05.1887	Dundee Harp	3–2	East Dock Street		[138] [139] [140]
28.05.1887	Shettleston	–	A		[141]
	Airdrieonians	–			[142]
01.06.1887	Kilbirnie	2–6	Milton Park		[143]

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UNEXPLAINDED CANCELLATIONS
(Other matches played on these days)

• According to Greenock Telegraph (November 12th), Port Glasgow Athletic were scheduled to play Clyde on November 27th and February 26th. ^[59]
• According to Dundee Courier (November 12th) Cowlairs were scheduled to play Clyde on November 13th. ^[145]
• According to Evening Post (May 6th), Albion Rovers were scheduled to play Clyde on May 7th. ^{[137] [146] [147] [148] [149]}

(Other reasons)

• New Year fixture with Harp cancelled because of a disagreement. ^[150]

1887–88

Clyde

1887–88 season
Stadium	Barrowfield
Scottish Cup	1st Round
Glasgow Cup	1st Round
North Eastern Cup	Semi Final
Graham Cup	Winners

Matches

Date	Opponent	Score (F–A)	Venue	Notes	Ref [1]
20.08.1887	Dunfermline Athletic	7–3	East End Park	First match of season at venue.	[2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]
27.08.1887	Dundee Harp	4–2	Barrowfield		[8] [9] [10]
03.09.1887	Queen's Park	0–7	Barrowfield	Scottish Cup 1R.	[11] [12]
17.09.1887	Pollokshields Athletic	3–5	Pollock Park	Glasgow Cup 1R	[13] [14] [15]
24.09.1887	Third Lanark	3–2	Barrowfield		[16] [17] [18]
01.10.1887	Northern	2–2	Barrowfield	2,000.	[19] [20]
06.10.1887	Arbroath	0–5	Barrowfield	2,000. Nine regular starters missing.	[21] [22] [23]
08.10.1887	Battlefield	1–2	Barrowfield		[24]
22.10.1887	Renton	0–5	Barrowfield		[25] [26]
29.10.1887	Third Lanark	1–2	Cathkin Park		[27]
05.11.1887	Dumbarton	1–2	Barrowfield		[28] [29]
12.11.1887	Thistle	1–0	Beechwood		[30] [31]
19.11.1887	Kilmarnock	0–2	Barrowfield		[32]
26.11.1887	Forfar Athletic	5–5	Station Park	1–5 at HT. Whistle blew 10 minutes early. Ref rectified mistake.	[33] [34]
03.12.1887	Arthurlie	1–2			[35]
10.12.1887	Cambuslang	0–5	Whitefield		[36] [37]
24.12.1887	Renfrew	2–2			[38] [39]
02.01.1887	Lincoln City	4–2	A		[40] [41] [42] [43]
03.01.1888	Lockwood Brothers	4–2	Sheaf House		[40] [44] [45] [46]
07.01.1888	Heart of Midlothian	0–6	Tynecastle		[47] [48] [49]
14.01.1888	Dumbarton	3–1	Barrowfield		[50] [51] [52] [53]
21.01.1888	Thistle	3–1	Barrowfield		[54] [55] [56]
04.02.1888	Heart of Midlothian	1–2	Barrowfield		[57] [58] [59]
11.02.1888	Hurlford	4–0	Barrowfield		[60] [61]
18.02.1888	Glenburn	1–3	Gayfield		[62] [63]
25.02.1888	St Mirren	1–2	Barrowfield		[64] [65] [66]
03.03.1888	Shettleston	1–0	Beechwood	Graham Cup SF	[67] [68]
10.03.1888	Renfrew	1–1	Barrowfield		[69] [70] [71]
17.03.1888	Shettleston	2–2	Carntyne Park		[67] [72] [73]
24.03.1888	Forfar Athletic	6–1	Barrowfield	Forfar without players for FFA v PFA.	[74] [75] [76] [77] [78]
31.03.1888	Kilbirnie	2–0	Barrowfield	3,000. Ayrshire Cup holders.	[79] [80] [81] [82] [83]
07.04.1888	Northern	0–0	Barrowfield	4,000. North Eastern Cup SF	[84] [85] [86]
14.04.1888	Northern	1–3	Hyde Park	North Eastern Cup SF Replay.	[87] [88] [89] [90]
21.04.1888	Cowlairs	1–1	Barrowfield		[91] [92] [93] [94]
28.04.1888	Dundee Our Boys	4–3	West Craigie		[95] [96] [97]
30.04.1888	Dodhope Bank	1–3	Leon Park		[98]
05.05.1888	Grangemouth	3–5	A		[99]
26.05.1888	Shettleston	1–0 (2–1 corners)	Cartyne Park	4,000. Shettleston Sports SF & Final. 40 minutes each.	[100] [101] [102] [103] [104]
	Dumbarton	2–0 (4–4 corners)
06.06.1888	Thistle	4–2	Beechwood	4,000. Graham Cup F	[105]
16.06.1888	Thistle	5–0	Exhibition Grounds	9,000. Glasgow International Exhibition	[106] [107] [108] [109]
20.06.1888	Celtic	4–3	Celtic Park		[110]

• Match postponed against Kilbirnie at Barrowfield, December 31, 1887. Kilbirnie unable to field a team. ^{[40] [111]}

• Match postponed against Kirkintilloch Athletic, March, 1888. Clyde decided not to show. ^[112]

^[113]

1888–89

Clyde

1888–89 season
Stadium	Barrowfield
Scottish Cup	5th Round
Glasgow Cup	Semi Final
Exhibition Cup	Quarter Final
North Eastern Cup	1st Round
Graham Cup	Winners

Matches

Date	Opponent	F–A	Venue	Notes	Ref
04.08.1888	Northern	3–2	Exhibition Grounds	Exhibition Cup 1R	[1] [2] [3]
14.08.1888	Cowlairs	0–5	Exhibition Grounds	Exhibition Cup 2R	[4]
18.08.1888	Celtic	1–5	Barrowfield	8,000. Wm McLure. Violent altercation. [5] [6]	[7] [8] [9] [10]
25.08.1888	Thistle	3–1	Barrowfield		[11] [12]
28.08.1888	Rangers	2–2	Barrowfield	Benefit match.	[13] [14]
01.09.1888	Linthouse	4–2	A	Scottish Cup 1R. Crowd trouble. Pitch invasion. Players charged. [15]	[16] [17] [18] [19] [20]
08.09.1888	Ayr [21] [22]				[23]
15.09.1888	Kelvinside Athletic	10–2	Barrowfield	Glasgow Cup 1R	[24] [25] [26]
22.09.1888	Rangers	2–2	Barrowfield	Scottish Cup 2R	[27]
28.09.1888	Rangers	3–0	Ibrox	Scottish Cup 2R Replay.	[28] [29]
04.10.1889	Moffat	2–5	A		[30] [31]
06.10.1888	Southern Athletic	8–0	Barrowfield	Glasgow Cup 2R	[32] [33]
13.10.1888	Cambuslang Hibernian	4–0	Westburn	Scottish Cup 3R	[34] [35] [36]
20.10.1888	Airdrieonians	6–2	Barrowfield		[37] [38]
27.10.1888	Cowlairs	4–2	Barrowfield	Glasgow Cup 3R	[39] [40]
03.11.1888	Oban	6–0	A	Scottish Cup 4R	[41] [42]
10.11.1888	Arthurlie	1–2	A		[43] [44]
17.11.1888	Partick Thistle	1–1	Barrowfield	8,000. Glasgow Cup SF	[45] [46] [47]
24.11.1888	Celtic	1–0	Barrowfield	Scottish Cup 5R	[48]
	Protest sustained by the SFA. [49]
01.12.1888	Partick Thistle	0–1	Inchview	Glasgow Cup SF Replay	[50] [51]
15.12.1888	Hibernian	3–4	Easter Road		[52]
22.12.1888	Morton	2–2	Barrowfield		[53] [54]
31.12.1888	Sheffield Wednesday	2–1	Olive Grove	4,000	[55]
01.01.1889	Grimsby Town	0–1	A	2,000	[56] [57] [58] [59]
05.01.1889	Arthurlie	10–2	Barrowfield		[60]
12.01.1889	Queen's Park	1–6	Barrowfield		[61]
19.01.1889	East Stirlingshire	1–1	Merchiston		[62] [63] [64]
26.01.1889	Northern	2–3	Barrowfield	North Eastern Cup 1R	[65] [66] [67]
09.02.1889	Airdrieonians	0–3	Mavisbank		[68] [69] [70]
16.02.1889	Renton	3–2	Barrowfield	4,000	[71] [72]
23.02.1889	Ayr	6–2	Barrowfield		[73]
02.03.1889	Vale of Leven	1–3	Barrowfield		[74] [75] [76]
09.03.1889	Hurlford	5–1	Barrowfield	Ayrshire Cup holders	[77]
16.03.1889	Heart of Midlothian	1–1	Tynecastle		[78] [79]
23.03.1889	Dykebar	5–4	Barrowfield	J. Cherrie played for Glasgow v London.	[80]
06.04.1889	Hibernian	4–3	Barrowfield		[81] [82] [83]
13.04.1889	East Stirlingshire	4–1	Barrowfield	3,000.	[84] [85]
16.04.1889	Lanarkshire XI	4–1	Barrowfield		[86] [87]
20.04.1889	Q.O.S. Wanderers	7–3	Barrowfield	6–0 at HT.	[88] [89] [90] [91]
27.04.1889	Thistle	2–3	Beechwood	2–0 at HT.	[92] [93] [94] [95]
04.05.1889	Heart of Midlothian	1–0	Barrowfield		[96] [97] [98]
01.06.1889	Shettleston	2–4	Barrowfield	Shettleston Tournament. 70 minute matched.	[99] [100]

Postponements

• Postponed match with Strathmore on March 30, 1889. Four players were unavailable. THey were selected to play for North Eastern. Three more players confirmed they could not travel to Dundee. ^{[101] [102]}

Possible Cancellations / Rearrangements

• Fixtures with St Mirren on October 13, 1888, and March 30, 1889. ^{[103] [104]}

• Fixture with Dykebar on October 6, 1888. ^[105]

• Fixture with Bootle on January 1, 1889. ^[106]

Other

• 29.12.1888. Avalon 2–2 Clyde. Carolina Port.
• 25.01.1889. Queen's Park 4–4 Clyde. Lunanhead. ^[107]
• 02.02.1889. Dalmore v Clyde. Carolina Port. ^[108]

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1889–90

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Matches

Date	Opponent	Score (F–A)	Venue	Notes	Ref
15.07.1889	Rangers	1–8	Irvine	Sir Cunningham Cup. Wylie, Low, Johnstone of Third Lanark played for Rangers.	[1] [2] [3]
15.08.1889	Pollokshaws	W		Opening of new ground.	[4] [5]
17.08.1889	Kilbirnie	4–2
24.08.1889	Strathmore	8–5*	Rollo's Pier		[6] [7]
31.08.1889	Rangers	8–2*	Barrowfield	(5,000)	[8] [9]
07.09.1889	Kirkintilloch Athletic	3–3	A	1R Scottish Cup bye. 3–1 at HT.	[10]
14.09.1889	Hurlford	6–1	Barrowfield		[11] [12]
21.09.1889	Third Lanark	3–3*	Barrowfield	(10,000) Glasgow Cup 1R	[13] [14] [15]
28.09.1889	Northern	1–2	Barrowfield	Scottish Cup 2R	[16] [17]
05.10.1889	Third Lanark	0–3	Cathkin Park	Glasgow Cup 1R Replay	[18]
12.10.1889	Glasgow Hibernian	5–2	Barrowfield	First meeting.	[19]
19.10.1889	Renton	3–0	Barrowfield		[20]
26.10.1889	Orion	8–4	Central Park		[21]
02.11.1889	East Stirlingshire	2–1	Merchiston		[22] [23]
09.11.1889	St Bernard's	3–2	Barrowfield	Benefit match
16.11.1889	Queen's Park	1–6	Hampden		[24]
23.11.1889	Thistle	3–4*	Beechwood	(4,000)	[25] [26]
30.11.1889	Hibernian	2–3	Barrowfield		[27]
07.12.1889	Third Lanark	2–6	Barrowfield		[28]
14.12.1889	Vale of Leven	2–2	Barrowfield		[29]
21.12.1889	Thistle	2–7	Beechwood	North Eastern Cup 1R	[30]
28.12.1889	Hurlford	1–7	Station Park		[31]
01.01.1890	Montrose	5–3*	Links Park	(2,000)	[32] [33]
02.01.1890	Forfar Athletic	1–5*	Station Park		[34] [35]
04.01.1890	King's Park	2–2*	Barrowfield	(4,000)	[36] [37]
11.01.1890	Morton	0–4*	Cappielow		[38] [39]
18.01.1890	Dykebar	2–3*	Barrowfield	Composed of 2nd & 3rd XI players.	[40] [41] [42]
25.01.1890	Renton	0–0*	Tontine Park	2 x 35 minutes.	[43] [44]
08.02.1890	Battlefield	2–2*	Barrowfield	Fielded a scratch team.	[45] [46]
22.02.1890	Partick Thistle	1–8	Inchview		[47] [48]
01.03.1890	St Bernard's	3–3	Logie Green		[49] [50]
08.03.1890	Thistle	0–6*	Barrowfield	(2,000)	[51] [52]
22.03.1890	Wishaw Thistle	4–4		Only 10 players. Lindsay of WT deputised. 4–1 at HT. First visit to Wishaw.	[53] [54]
29.03.1890	East Stirlingshire	4–2	Barrowfield		[55] [56] [57]
05.04.1890	Kilbirnie	4–1	Barrowfield		[58] [59]
12.04.1890	Morton	5–4	Barrowfield		[60] [61]
19.04.1890	Kilmarnock	1–1*	Barrowfield	Assisted by Cowlairs' McClair & Calderwood. Campbell retired with twisted ankle.	[62] [63]
06.05.1890	Carrington	6–1	Beechwood	Graham Cup SF	[64]
10.05.1890	Uddingston	2–0	Barrowfield	Season ending fixture.	[64] [65]
17.05.1890	Newmilns	2–4	Barrowfield		[66]
24.05.1890	Thistle	5–2	Beechwood	Graham Cup F.	[67] [68]

^[69]

• Kilbirnie on August 24, 1889, and April 5, 1890.

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1890–91

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Matches

Date	Opponent	Score (F–A)	Venue	Notes	Ref
12.08.1890	Glasgow Cup draw. Received first round bye.				[1]
August 1890	Hurlford [2]	5–8	Station Park
	Milton Rovers [2] [3]	2–3	Carluke
23.08.1890	Arthurlie [4]	7–2	Barrowfield
30.08.1890	Queen's Park	2–3	Hampden		[5]
06.09.1890	Whitefield	7–2	Barrowfield	Scottish Cup 2R.	[6]
13.09.1890	Morton	2–3	Barrowfield		[7] [8]
20.09.1890	Cambuslang	1–3	Barrowfield	Benefit match.	[9]
27.09.1890	Hurlford	4–3	Barrowfield	(3,000). Scottish Cup 2R.	[10] [11]
04.10.1890	Thistle	2–2	Barrowfield		[12]
18.10.1890	Ayr	3–4	Barrowfield	Scottish Cup 3R.	[13]
25.10.1890	Airdrieonians	4–4	Barrowfield	Original match cancelled by Hurlford.*	[14] [15]
01.11.1890	Celtic	0–5	Celtic Park	Glasgow Cup 3R.	[16]
22.11.1890	Alloa Athletic	4–3 [17]	A
06.12.1890	Nottingham Forest	2–5	Barrowfield	Queen's Park were their original opponents.	[18] [19]
13.12.1890	Thistle	5–3	Barrowfield	North Eastern Cup 1R. 0–3 behind.	[20]
20.12.1890	Rangers	2–2	Barrowfield	2 x 30 minutes.	[21]
27.12.1890	Battlefield	2–2	Barrowfield		[22]
01.01.1891	Darlington	3–3	Feethams	(2–3,000).	[23] [24]
02.01.1891	Newcastle West End	1–1	St James' Park	(2,000).	[25]
17.01.1891	Celtic	3–1	Celtic Park		[26]
24.01.1891	Morton	1–1	Cappielow		[27] [28]
31.01.1891	Northern [29] [30]	–	Hyde Park
07.02.1891	Albion Rovers	4–3	Barrowfield		[31] [32]
14.02.1891	Arthurlie	2–5	Dunterlie Park	North Eastern Cup match with Cowlairs postponed for a week.	[33] [34]
21.02.1891	Cowlairs	3–2	Barrowfield	North Eastern Cup SF. Cowlairs disallowed goal at 1–1.	[35] [36]
	Cowlairs lodged a protest. [37]
28.02.1891	Leith Athletic	3–0	Barrowfield		[38]
14.03.1891	Leith Athletic	0–2	Bank Park		[39] [40]
21.03.1891	Royal Albert	2–2	Barrowfield	Albert had third goal disallowed.	[41] [42]
27.03.1891	Airdrieonians	0–5			[43]
04.04.1891	Northern	3–0	Celtic Park	(10,000) North Eastern Cup F.	[44] [45]
11.04.1891	Port Glasgow [46]	4–0	Barrowfield
18.04.1891	Royal Albert	3–8	Raploch Park	Johnstone retired from nasty kick. Ended with 10 men.	[47]
25.04.1891	Newmilne	2–1	Barrowfield		[48] [49]
14.05.1891	Linthouse	3–1	Ibrox	First SCRL meet under auspices of SCU.	[50] [51]
16.05.1891	St Mirren	1–0		Benefit for St Mirren Cricket Club.
23.05.1891	Renton	0–1	Barrowfield		[52]
02.06.1891	Rutherglen [53]	–	Barrowfield	Rutherglen Tournament SF.
13.06.1891	Cambuslang	1–3	Barrowfield	Rutherglen Tournament F.	[54]

• Cancelled match with Heart of Midlothian at Tynecastle on May 6, 1891. ^[55]
• Clyde were drawn against Rutherglen in semi finals of Graham Charity Cup. ^[56]

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Timeline

1877–1900

• Bazaar event held by club at Trades Hall, Glassford Street. ^[1]

• A brake away club from Clyde FC will be formed. ^[2]

• Farewell match at Barrowfield between Clyde 'A' and Govan Junior Association XI. ^[3]

Month	Date	Event Notes	Ref
1881–82
May	24th	Annual conversations held by club.	[4]
1885–86
December		Dispute with Thistle over bill of expenses for recent cup tie. The NEFA and SFA were involved in ruling.	[5]
March		Joined the Scottish Amateur Athletic Association (SAAA).	[6]
1886–87
August	28th	A match between Queen's Park Literary (& Dramatic) and Clyde Literary (& Musical) Associations at Barrowfield to raise money for latter.	[7]
1887–88
December	5th	A friendly defeat to Queen's Park. Non traditional rules used (included handling of ball). It happened at the Woodside Baths, while the year's last swimming gala was ongoing.	[8]
June		Club were in discussions to compete in Airdrie Charity ties. (Competition scrapped because of withdrawals)	[9]
1888–89
July		Invited to join tournament at Glasgow International Exhibition.	[10]
November		Held monthly smoker.	[11]
January		£10 donation by Graham Charity Fund for the poor in the East End of Glasgow.	[12]
June		NEFA presented secretary Thomas Quairns (of Clyde) with a timepiece and £10 cheque.	[13]
1889–90
May	7th	Annual meeting of the club hierarchy.	[14]
		Amongst six Glasgow clubs issued an invitation by the football sub-committee to join a new tournament.	[15]
		Propsal for an Alliance League (secondary to the new Scottish League).	[16]
1890–91
September		Completion of newly built press box at Barrowfield.	[17]
March		Among 13 clubs in search of 14th member of new Football Alliance ( Queens Park declined invite).	[18]
	21st	W. Grant Young (of Clyde FC) refereed Linglithgowshire Cup final. Armadale 2–0 Bo'ness, Boghead Park (2,000).	[19] [20]
May		The Scottish League will review the applications from Clyde, Leith Athletic, and At Bernard's. Other news about balance sheet.	[21]
June		Clyde and Leith Athletic F.C. elected in to an expended Scottish League. Both teams beat out Airdrieonians, Greenock Morton, Kilmarnock, Linthouse, Mossend Swifts, Northern, Partick Thistle, St Bernard's, and Thistle.	[22]
		SFA announced 12 clubs (Clyde included) had received byes in the first four rounds of next season's Scottish Cup.	[23] [24]
		Merger of Clyde Amateurs ( Swimming). A.C. Cameron continued as secretary. Seat on the football board was granted and a new committee was appointed.	[25] [26]
1891–92
September		Board meeting.	[27]
1892–93
September	27th	Board meeeting	[28]
June		*Clyde were expelled from the Scottish League	[29]
1893–94
June		*Promoted to Division One via election in 1893–94	[30]
1897–98
February		*Dispute between club and Stevenson and SFA	[31]
1898–99
January		*Relation to Graham Charity Fund.	[32]
1899–1900
February		*Special benefit night for club. All Glasgow league clubs present.	[33]

• Transfers inbounded to the club ahead of 1897–98. ^[34]

1900–1925

Month	Date	Event Notes	Ref
1900–01
May		Clyde expected to vote for expanded 14-club Division Two at SFL meeting. (this Thursday).	[35]
		*Committee elections	[36]
1904–05
May	13th	Defeat of Morton (in GWoSFL) completed an entire unbeaten season at home in all competitions in 1904–05.	[37]
June		Applied for membership of Lanarkshire Football Association	[38] [39] [40] [41]
1908–09
August	19th	Kilmarnock were beaten to top league after first round of matches in 1908–09.	[42]
1911–12
August	26th	New grand stand was opened against Rangers in the league. Total cost £4,000.	[43]
1913–14
May		AGM. Vote passed to reduce number of directors to seven. Five of the nine directors all resigned.	[44]
1918–19
February	8th	Special night in honour of Johnnie Gilligan. Club directors presented him with gold watch for his service.	[45]
May	10th	Title still up for grabs. Ayr United v Celtic and Clyde v Rangers.	[46]
1921–22
April	23rd	The 3–0 home defeat of Queen's Park confirmed their relegation from Division One in 1921–22.	[47]

• Holders of Glasgow & West League title (1904–05). ^[48]

• Unbeaten in league going in to match with Celtic on October 31, 1908. ^[49]

• Came close to winning national championship in 1909–10. ^[50]

• Application to use Helenvale Park was rejected by Glasgow Transport Committee. ^[51]

1925–1950

Month	Date	Event Notes	Ref
1928–29
January	29rd	Clyde Supporters' Club meeting with over 400 present. The fans who threatened to boycott the games decided to delay taking the drastic step fora little period.	[52]
1931–32
September	3rd	Police called in after a group of fans rushed referee. Tempers frayed in Clyde-Partick Thistle match.	[53]
April	23rd	A Clyde draw with Rangers handed Motherwell the league title without them kicking a ball.	[54]
1934–35
October		Celtic ended unbeaten start to league season. [55] [56] A title challenge faded in November. [57]
1937–38
February	27th	Sportsman service assisted by goalkeeper Jock Brown.	[58]
1938–39
September		After winning all five opening league matches, Clyde topped table in 1938–39.	[59]
January		Pat Travers presented kits to Newbattle College.	[60]
1939–40
September	13th	Glasgow Cup match with Third Lanark was first Scottish game after start of WWII	[61]
1948–49
April	18th	Finished league programme with 3–1 home defeat of Albion Rovers. If two of the three teams who could haved surpassed club's points total, with remaining games, finished above Clyde, Clyde would have been relegated.	[62]

• Arsenal coach attented Clyde v Motherwell to scout Billy Boyd. ^[63]

• Everton considered offer for striker John Gillies after club's Scottish scout had watched him at Shawfield. ^[64]

• Alf Ackerman was signed from the Pretoria Municipals of the Transvaal League. He was the sixth player from South African signed by Travers. ^[65]

• SAFA President Frederick Fell to visit Pat Travers and Shawfield. Template:Broken ref

• Arsenal were only promised to be notified by Pat Travers if Billy McPhail had ever been up for sale Sunderland were also interested. ^[66]

• Glasgow Cup final on September 26, 1949. Rangers recovered from 2–0 behind to secure a replay (att, 53,177). ^[67]

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• "Bonnie Wee Clyde" ^[68]

• "Good auld Clyde". ^[69]

• Rae the penalty king. ^[70]

• Transfer prices for club players. ^[71]

• Never won in league at Palmerston. ^[72]

• Underdogs in 1939 Scottish Cup final. ^[73]

• Ousted in Victory Cup semi finals. ^[74]

• English clubs eye Les Johnstone (Newcastle United, Leicester City, Bury, Bradford) ^[75]

RSA

• Clyde in South Africa. ^[76]

• Clyde FC of Cape Town, South Africa. More RSA transfer targets too. ^[77]

• Mystery goalkeeper revealed and another trial offer. ^[78]

Other

• £29.929 since Charity Cup started (as of 1929). ^[79]

• Runners-up to Third Lanark at Scotstoun. ^[80]

^[81]

• Crawford transfer. ^[82] Kirkintilloch Harp transfer. ^[83] Coming season. ^[84]  ! ^[85]

• ^[86]

• ^[87]

• ^[88]
• ^{[89] [90] [91] [92] [93] [94] [95] [96]}

1870s & 1880s

• Coming football season. ^[97]

• Sawyers arrived from Kilmarnock and joined his brother at club. ^[98]

1890s

• 1896. New reserve coach. ^[99]

• Scottish Alliance matters. ^[100]

• The club approached Proudfoot of Partick Thistle. ^[101]

1910s

• 1914. Clyde to run a reserve team next season. ^[102]

1920s

• SFA board member of Clyde. ^{[103] [104]}

1930s

• Severe financial problems in 1931. ^[105]

• Columnist The Major of the Dundee Courier says "a good team, but not the quality to win highest honours" in 1938–39. ^[106]

• Squad of 27 players including 13 forwards. ^[107]

• 1940. Failed bid to use Helenvale Park. ^[108]

1950s

• 1952. Pompey scout. Man City and Preston suggested. ^[109]

• 1958. Played best football of the season. ^[110]

^[111]

Mini Football

Clyde Sports ^{[112] [113]}

• 1887 (RU v Strollers); 1917 (W 2–1 Rangers); 1919 (RU 1–3 Rangers)

Celtic Sports ^{[114] [115] [116]}

1877–1899

• Clyde Sports: 1887 ^[117] (PR results), ^[118] 1888 ^{[119] [120]}

• St Mirren FC Sports 1888; PR 1–3 Abercorn (GK from St Mirren). ^[121]

• Rangers FC & Clydesdale Harriers Sports 1889; PR (v Third Lanark Cahonios) ^{[122] [123] [124] [125]}

Year	Clyde	Celtic	Queen's Park	Partick Thistle	Rangers	Third Lanark	Other
1877			N/A [126]
1886							Hamilton A. Sports	1R (– C'slang, #1) [127] RU (1–3 C'slang, #2) [127]
1887	SF (1–3 Cambuslang #2) [128]		3R (Dum Athletic) [129]
1888							St Mirren Sports	SF (v Abercorn) [130]
1889							St Mirren Sports West of Scotland Harriers	4P (0–1 C Harriers) [131] SF (0–2 Queen's Park) [132]
1891	W (v Rangers) [133]	1R (v Cambuslang) [134]					Cyclist League C Harriers	SF (0–4 T Lanark) [135] RU (v Rangers) [136]
1893						RU (0–0* Rangers) [137]
1896				W (3–0 Linthouse) [138]	N/A	1R (v St Mirren) [139]	Lanark Racecourse	2R [140]
1897	1R (v Third Lanark) [141]	N/A [142]			N/A	1R (0–1 P Thistle) [143]	Morton FC	1R (T Lanark) [144]
1898					DNP [145]

• Clyde (1R, scratched to hosts), Alexandra Athletic Sports 1882. ^[146]

• Clyde Strollers (1R, 0–4 v Clydesdale Wanderers), Wishaw Thistle Sports 1889. (No senior team) ^[147]

• Glasgow Police Sports - Not Held: 1888, ^[148] 1895 ^[149]

^[150]

1900–1909

^[151]

• Polmont Tournament: 1902 (RU 0–1 B&W) ^[152]
• Falkirk Sports: 1902 (RU 0–1 St Mirren) ^[153] 1905 (2R 0–2 Motherwell) ^[154]
• Falkirk Saturday Sports: 1907 (RU 0–3 Falkirk) ^[155]
• Lanarkshire Constabulary 1904 (W 2–1 Celtic) ^[156]

• Rugby Park Competition: 1908 (1R Galston #2) ^[157]

Event	1900	1901	1902	1903	1904	1905	1906	1907	1908	1909
Clyde	1R (0–2 Celtic) [158] 1R (0–1 StMirren)	SF (0–1 Rangers) [159]	1R (0–3 Rangers) SF (0–2 Rangers) [160]
Celtic	SF (1–2 T Lanark) [161]					W (2–1 Rangers) [162]		SF (1–4 Celtic) [163]	1R (0–1 Rangers) [164]	W (2–0 Celtic) [165]
Queen's Park
Partick Thistle	Not Held [166]	1R (0–1 Celtic) [167]
Rangers	[168]Did Not Play [169]					SF (0–3 Q Park) [170]		DNP [171]	W (2–0 T Lanark) [172]
Third Lanark	1R (1–1* Celtic) [173]	SF (0–1 Rangers) [174]
Glasgow Police	SF (0–0* Celtic) [175]	NH [176]	? [177]	DNP [178]	SF (0–1 StMirren) [179]	W (2–0 Rangers) [180]	1R (v St Mirren) [181]	SF (0–3 Celtic) [182]	RU (2–3 Rangers) [183]	1R (0–2 Airdrie) [184]

1910–1919

Event [185]	1910	1911	1912	1913	1914	1915	1916	1917	1918	1919
Clyde			SF (0–0* Celtic) [186]	SF (v P Thistle) [187]	1R (0–0* Q Park) [188]	SF (0–4 P Thistle) [189]	RU (0–5 Celtic) [190]	W (2–1 Rangers) [191]	1R (0–1 C'bank) [192]	RU (1–3 Rangers) [193]
Celtic	W (1–0 Celtic) [194]	RU (1–2 Celtic) [195]	1R (0–2 T Lanark) [196] SF (0–0* Rangers) [197]		RU (0–4 Q Park) [198]	1R (1–2 P Thistle) [199]
Partick Thistle						1R (v T Lanark) [200]				SF (0–2 P Thistle) [201]
Queen's Park	NH [202]					Not Held				SF (0–2 Rangers) [203]
Rangers	SF (0–1 T Lanark) [204]	W (3–0 Celtic) [205]	RU (v Rangers) [206]	RU (3–1 Celtic) [207]	W (1–0 Celtic) [208]	1R (0–2 P Thistle) [209]	SF (1–2 Morton) [210]	SF (0–1 Rangers) [211]	1R (1–2 Celtic) [212]
Third Lanark									1R (1–3 P Thistle) [213]
Glasgow Police	W [214]	RU (0–1 Celtic) [215]	NH	RU (1–3 P Thistle) [216]	(0–1 Celtic) [217]				RU (0–1 P Thistle) [218]	SF (0–2 P Thistle) [219]
Marine Gardens	NH [220]	W (2–0 P Thistle) [221]	W (0–0* P Thistle) [222]	1R (0–1 Hibs) [223]	SF (0–2 H Accies) [224]	To Be Confirmed
Clydebank									SF (0–1 Clydebank) [213]
Clydesdale Harriers	Not Held [225]				RU (0–1 Renton) [226]
Hamilton Academical									1R (0–2 H Accies) [227]
Kilmarnock	To Be Confirmed								W (1–0 Killie) [228]	RU (2–4 Rangers) [229]
Greenock Morton			1R (0–1 Falkirk) [230]		1R (0–3 Morton #1) [231]
St Mirren									SF (0–3 S Mirren) [227]
Smyllburn Sports										RU (0–1 Celtic) [203]
Leith Police	Did Not Play [232]		W (4–0 Leith A) [222]	To Be Confirmed
Other								SF (1–1* M Five) [233]	1R (0–0* Rangers) [218]
								1R (0–3 Albion R) [234]	SF (1–4 M'well) [213]
								RU (1–1 Rangers) [235]

1920–1929

Event	1920	1921	1922	1923	1924	1925	1926	1927	1928	1929
Clyde	RU (0–4 Rangers) [236]	SF (v H Accies) [237]	1R (2–4 H Accies) [238]	1R (0–1 Airdrie) [239]	1R (1–2 C'bank) [240]	W (2–1 Celtic) [241]		RU (1–1* P Thistle) [242]	1R (1–2 T Lanark) [243]
Celtic	1R (1–2 Celtic #1) [244]	1R (1–3 Rangers) [245]	RU (1–2 P Thistle) [246]	1R (0–2 Celtic) [247]	2R (0–2 Falkirk) [248]	SF (0–3 Rangers) [249]	DNP [250]	SF (0–2 Celtic) [251]
Partick Thistle	1R (v Q Park) [252]	1R (v T Lanark) [253]	(2–3 P Thistle) [254]	SF (0–1 P Thistle) [255]	RU (1–3 P Thistle) [256]	RU (0–2 Rangers) [257]	DNP [258]
Queen's Park	SF (0–1 Rangers [259]	SF (0–1 Q Park) [260]	NH [261]	1R (0–2 Celtic) [262]	DNP [263]	W (1–0 T Lanark) [264]			DNP [265]
Rangers	SF (v Rangers) [266]	1R (0–1 T Lanark) [267]	1R (v Celtic) [268]	1R (0–2 Hearts) [269]	1R (0–3 Rangers) [270]	1R (0–1 Rangers) [271]	SF (0–1 Rangers) [272]	1R (1–2 P Thistle) [273]	1R (1–3 Rangers) [274]
Glasgow Police	1R (0–4 Rangers) [275]	RU (1–1* Rangers) [276]	RU (1–0 Rangers) [277]	3P (0–2 P Thistle) [278]	DNP [279]	3P (4–2 Celtic) [280]		3P (0–2 Celtic) [281]	3P (bt Celtic) [282]	W (2–1 P Thistle) [283]
Glasgow Tramways					RU (1–2 Rangers) [284]
Motherwell	DNP [285]	1R (0–1 H Accies) [286]	1R (0–3 M'well) [287]	1R (1–3 P Thistle) [288]	DNP [289]
Kilmarnock	DNP [290]		? [291]
Shettleston Harriers	1R (1–2 Celtic) [292]	NH [293]	RU (1–2 Alloa A) [294]	TBC		DNP [295]	TBC	SF (0–3 Rangers) [296]	TBC
ESH and Hibernian				1R (v Hearts) [297]
Lochwinnoch Sports		DNP [298]		Did Not Play [299]						W (1–0 P Thistle) [300]
Smyllum Sports	SF (0–1 A Rovers) [301]	Did Not Play [302]		SF (1–2 Hibs) [262] [303]	1R (def Lanark) [304]	TBC		1R (1–3 H Accies) [305]	TBC
Third Lanark	To Be Confirmed								1R (0–2 Celtic) [306]	TBC
Ayr Professional	TBC	RU (1–2 M'well) [307]	To Be Confirmed
Ardrossan Shipyard	TBC	SF (0–5 Celtic) [308]	To Be Confirmed
West of Scotland Pro	(RU 2–3 St Mirren) [309]	To Be Confirmed
Imperial Works	(1R 0–3 M'well) [310]	To Be Confirmed
Stewarton & Lloyds									W [311]	TBC

^[312]

1930 onwards

• Monklands Harriers 1936; 1937 (Clyde Sports, SF v P Thistle) ^[313]

• CWRF: 1942, SF (0–2 Rangers) ^{[314] [315]}

• 1948, Paisley Indoor Fives ^[316]
• 1948, Ayrshire Comp ^[317]
• 1949, Dunfermline Week Comp ^[318]

• 1931, Glasgow Civic Sports, 1R, 1–1* Airdrieonians ^[319]

• 1931, Rangers Sports, 1R, 1–4 Q Park ^[320]

• 1932, Celtic Sports, RU 1–2 Celtic. ^[321]

• 1939, Glasgow Tramways Sports, SF, 0–2 Rangers ^{[322] [323]}

Reserves

• ??.09.1887. Hurlford 8-1 Clyde. Station Ground. Cup Tie. ^[324]
• 01.06.188?. Kilbirnie 6-2 Clyde. Milton Park. ^[325]

Date	Opponent	Score (F–A)	Venue	Ref
Barrowfield XI
01.01.1885	Strathmore Athletic		Strathmore Athletic Grounds	[326]
01.01.1885	Strathmore Athletic	2–0	Magdalen Yard Road	[327] [328]
07.05.1887	Kirkintilloch Central	2–0	Barrowfield	[329]
02.01.1888	Strathmore 3D XI (Dundee)	3–3	Rollo's Pier	[330] [331]
16.11.1889	Strathclyde		Barrowfield	[332]
18.10.1890	Vale of Leven (Auchterarder)	2–3		[333] [334]
Clyde 3D
03.01.1888	Lochee FC		Rollo's Pier	[330]
Clyde Strollers
01.01.1889	Cowdenbeath	3–8	A	[335]
24.08.1889	Ardrossan	0–0	A	[336] [337]
06.09.1890	Kirkintilloch Rob Roy	7–5		[338]
01.01.1891	Montrose 2nd XI		Links Park	[339] [340]
Clyde 2D
17.11.1877	2D Rangers	–	Kinning Park	[341]
02.02.1878	2D Caledonian	–	Barrowfield	[342]
16.10.1884	Port Glasgow Athletic	2–2	Clune Park	[343]
	Strathmore			[344]
18.04.1885	Morton 2D		Cappielow	[345]
14.12.1885	Ericht 2D	1–0	Hill Street Park Erich walked off at HT.	[346]
16.10.1886	Heart of Midlothian 2D	–	Tynecastle
06.11.1886	Dumbarton Rangers	1–5	Burnside Park	[347]
27.11.1886	Morton Strollers	0–6	A	[348]
22.01.1887	Port Glasgow	1–6	A	[349]
14.01.1888	Kilsyth Wanderers	2–0	A	[350]
17.03.1888	United Swifts	3–0	Carolina Port	[351]
09.02.1889	Cowlairs Strollers	3–2	Gourlay Park	[352]
01.01.1890	East Stirlingshire 2D	2–0	Merchiston (Undecided Scottish Tie	[353]
00.12.1889	Partick Thistle Swifts	2–5	Inchview	[354]
22.2.1890	Partick Thistle 2D	7–1	Barrowfield	[355]
05.04.1890	Kilbirnie 2D	2–1		[356]
18.10.1890	Partick Thistle Swifts	2–4	Inchview	[333]
12.12.1890	Thistle 2D	4–1	Beechwood
	Morton Strollers			[357]
11.05.1887	Kilbirnie (Clyde Crusaders)	3–4	Milton Park	[358]
29.03.1890	East Stirlingshire (second eleven)	3–3	Merchiston	[359] [360]
30.03.1889	Saltcoats Victoria v (2nd Clyde)	4–2	(A)	[361]
16.04.1892	2nd Cowlairs (v 2nd Clyde)		Hyde Park GNE Cup Final	[362]
Second Eleven Cup
18.03.1882	St Mirren	–	Glenhill	[363]
08.04.1882	Dumbarton	2–5		[364]
20.10.1888	Queen's Park Strollers	3–3	Hampden	[365]
(28).10.1889	Broxburn	–	3R	[366]
25.10.1890	East Stirlingshre	–		[367]
1891–92	Cathcart	11–1	1R	[368]
	Northern	2–0	QF
	Third Lanark	4–1	SF
27.05.1892	Cambuslang	–	Beechwood (F)	[369]

• OTHER CLYDE
  • 21.12.1889, Dalmore, 4–1, Carolina Port ^[370]
  • 28.12.1889, Glasgow Harp, 0–3 ^[371]

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Selections

^[1]

• ^[2]

Regional

GNE

• 01.02.1890 ^[3]
• 31.01.1891 ^[4]

Season	Team	Score	Venue	Event Notes	Ref
Glasgow North Eastern
15.05.1886	Forfarshire	2–3	East Dock Street	Sharp	[5] [6] [7]
25.12.1886	Forfarshire	0–3	Barrowfield	Hart, McLachlan, Britton	[8] [9]
26.05.1887	Lanarkshire	5–3	Mavisbank Park	Stark, Pollok, McLaren, Brown	[10]
30.03.1889	Lanarkshire	3–1	Gourlay Park	McFarlane, Sawers, Britton	[11] [12]
01.02.1890	Ayrshire	6–2	Celtic Park	Britton	[13] [14]
22.03.1890	Lanarkshire	5–3	Dalziel Park	J. Maxwell	[15]
19.04.1890	Dumbartonshire	4–2	Beechwood	P. Cherrie	[16]
31.01.1891	Ayrshire	3–1	Barrowfield	Fortune, Maxwell, Neaves (Reserves; Johnston)	[17] [18]
07.03.1891	Lanarkshire	8–6	Barrowfield	McFarlane, Ross, Johnstone	[19] [20]
Glasgow
23.01.1886	Sheffield	2–2	Bramall Lane	J. Pollock	[21]
26.02.1887	Edinburgh	2–3	Powderhall	Hart	[22] [23]
04.10.1888	Scottish Counties	9–0	Exhibition Grounds	Steven (City v County)	[24]
19.01.1889	Sheffield	8–1	Hampden II	W Chalmers, Britton	[25]
23.03.1889	London	5–1	Hampden II	J. Cherrie (C)	[26]
14.05.1889	Wishaw Thistle	1–2	Old Public Park	W Chalmers, McFarlane, Britton	[27]
25.01.1890	London	3–2	The Oval	P. Cherrie	[28] [29]
09.01.1892	Sheffield	4–2	Hampden II	J Harvie	[30] [31]
23.05.1892	Edinburgh	1–2	Logie Green (1,500)	Sawers, Cherrie, J Harvey, W. Sawers, McInnes	[32]
01.10.1893	Inverness-shire	7–1	Caledonian Park	A. Johnstone	[33]
11.11.1893	Sheffield	2–7	Bramall Lane	Cherrie	[34] [35]
25.01.1909	Manchester United	0–0	Ibrox	W Walker, T McAteer, J Stirling, W McCartney	[36] [37]
23.08.1909	Celtic & Rangers XI	1–5	Ibrox	G Robertson, W Walker, J Stirling (goal), W McCartney	[38]
16.10.1911	Sheffield	–	Catkin	W McAndrew, Hamilton, J Jackson	[39]
04.01.1916	Rangers	2–3	Ibrox	T Shingleton, W Walker	[40]
27.05.1916	Lanarkshire	–	Fir Park	H Morris	[41]
21.09.1921	Edinburgh	2–1	Tynecastle	W Frame	[42] [43]
1922	Dundee	2–2	Dens Park	Brown, P Allan	[44]
29.11.1922	Edinburgh	1–0	Tynecastle	J Forest	[45]
1923	Sheffield			T Shingleton, H Rae, W Frame	[46]
01.09.1926	Edinburgh	3–2	Tynecastle (5,000)	Johnstone, D Blair (DNP)	[47] [48]
01.10.1938	Raith Rovers	4–4		W Stevenson
Glasgow (Scratch XI)
26.06.1886	Paisley (Scratch XI)	6–6	Westmarch (2–3,000)	Cherry	[49]
25.12.1897	Southern Counties League		Dumfries	A Gardner, Crawford	[50]
West of Scotland
25.01.1890	East of Scotland	3–2	Tynecastle (4,000)	P. Cherrie	[51]
16.02.1909	East		Cathkin Park	W Walker	[52]
29.04.1914	East of Scotland		Easter Road	J Blair	[53]

Other

Non participation

• Mystery goalkeeper. ^[54]

• The ^[55]

• Scotland XI to play a representative match once a month. ^[56]

Other

• 27.03.1893. Celtic 2—1 All Ireland XI. Celtic Park (2,000) ^[57]
• 18.11.1939. Football League XI v All British XI. Goodison Park. ^[58]
• 1941. Football League XI v All British XI. ^[59]

Army XI

• Inter Allied Services Cup. British & Empire Army, RAF, Navy, Merchant Navy, Allied Armies. ^[60]

No inclusions

• 06.05.1940. 2–6 East of Scotland, Tynecastle. 2,000. ^[61]
• 15.03.1941. 8–2 Allied Armies. Stamford Bridge. ^[62]
• 25.01.1941. 1–0 Scottish FA XI. Den's Park. ^[63]
• 21.08.1954. v Falkirk Reserves, Brockville. ^[64]
• 15.11.1960. v Aberdeen. Pittodrie. ^[65]
• 13.02.1961. v Scotland U-23. Fir Park. ^[66]

Unfounded

• 29.01.1941. 4–4 Oxford University @ Oxford.
• 12.02.1941. 4–2 Oxford University @ Oxford.
• 08.02.1941. Monfeifth Tayside Rovers, Castle Green.
• 24.06.1942. Forfar Junior Select, Station Park
• 01.10.1945. Dundee, Dens Park

OTHER

• June 1939. RAF 4–4 Coastside. Waird's Park ^[67]

• 19.11.1939. St Andrew's City v Military XI. Recreation Park. ^[68]

• 14.08.1954. Scottish Command v Airdrie Reserves. Broomfield Park.

• Forfar Select v Polish Brigade Select, Station Park.

^[69]

Host venue

Other Sports

Rowing

• SARA Challenge Shield (1887 Holders). J.D. Graham. ^[70]

Cricket

• 1888. Glasgow Temperance Athletic v Clyde (cup tie). ^[71]

• 1888. QF draw: Stirling Burgh United v Clyde or Fauldhouse Victoria (City Cup, Glasgow Association). ^[72]

• 1888. Clyde beat Fauldhouse. Clyde Scored 300 runs. (City Cup) ^[72]

• 1889. match vs Coatbridge Thistle. ^[73]

Water Polo

• 1886. match Vs Thistle. ^[74]

• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5172&p=30467&hilit=Shawfield#p30467
• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4737&p=27957&hilit=Shawfield#p27957
• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4330&p=27114&hilit=Shawfield#p27114
• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4247&p=26790&hilit=Shawfield#p26790
• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4517&p=27008&hilit=John+Prentice#p27008
• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3344&p=18664&hilit=Frank+Thompson#p18664
• https://www.heraldscotland.com/sport/13413527.clyde-ready-return-east-end-glasgow-almost-30-years-leaving-shawfield/
• http://www.tellhimhespele.com/a-rush-and-a-push-and-the-land-is-ours/
• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=258&hilit=Shawfield
• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3348&p=18691&hilit=Shawfield#p18691

• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3138&p=17467&hilit=Shawfield#p17467
• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3544&p=20095&hilit=Shawfield#p20095
• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3725&p=20995&hilit=Shawfield#p20995
• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2886&hilit=Walter+Jack&sid=90849fb1a6ba49d18ec76202d4cd7120
• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2159&hilit=Shawfield
• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4405&p=26223&hilit=Glasgow+vs+Sheffield#p26223
• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=4451
  • 1891, 12,500 Clyde v Celtic

• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2256&hilit=Shawfield
• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=363&hilit=Jackie+Chalmers
• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5134&p=30286&hilit=Pat+Travers#p30286

• https://playupliverpool.com/1964/02/24/james-blair-jimmy-blair-playupliverpool-com/
• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3573&hilit=Shawfield&start=30
• http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3769&p=21344&hilit=Shawfield#p21344
• https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/sport/football/hibee-history-mcleishs-men-need-penalties-sink-clyde-265260?amp
• http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/scotland/1491456.stm
• https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/local-sport/clyde-title-heartbreak-relived-16-21879062.amp
• https://www.thefreelibrary.com/FOOTBALL%3A+Training%27s+a+triple+treat+for+Cranmer%3B+DIVISION+2.-a060358938
• https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/12719333.journey-for-the-away-team-is-just-a-walk-along-the-corridor/

Also

• https://www.scotsman.com/sport/football/scotland-v-canada-brief-history-1996845?amp

• https://www.centralfifetimes.com/sport/18565504.cowdenbeath-manager-made-mark-mid-sixties/

• https://theedinburghreporter.co.uk/2012/10/the-game-on-new-years-day-hearts-0-hibs-7/

• https://playupliverpool.com/2000/01/01/players-merits-h-to-m/amp/

• http://carousel.royalwebhosting.net/itv/HomeInts.html

• https://www.londonhearts.com/museum/Scrapbooks/rexindex.html

• https://www.londonhearts.com/scores/images/1910/1910032101.htm

• https://www.londonhearts.com/scores/images/1911/1911032001.htm

Also so

• https://www.bernardthompson.com/2017/12/johnny-madden-grandfather-of-czech.html?m=1

• https://www.scottishsporthistory.com/sports-history-news-and-blog/johnny-dick-the-scot-who-put-the-iron-into-sparta

• http://scottishcomedyfc.com/scottish-footballs-coaching-pioneers-2-john-dick/

• https://www.scotsfootballworldwide.scot/maddendick

• https://www.scotsman.com/sport/football/celtic/latest-celtic-news/scots-footballer-hailed-taking-game-europe-1505266

• https://en.slavia.cz/clanek.asp?id=First-Slavia-manager-J-W-Madden-was-born-155-years-ago-637

• http://scottishcomedyfc.com/scottish-footballs-coaching-pioneers-1-john-madden/

• https://www.scottishsporthistory.com/sports-history-news-and-blog/scots-in-opposition-peter-farmer-and-victor-gibson-at-the-french-cup-final-of-1924

• https://www.scottishsporthistory.com/sports-history-news-and-blog/revealed-the-true-identity-of-victor-gibson

• https://www.scottishsporthistory.com/sports-history-news-and-blog/the-scot-who-made-belgium-world-champions-willie-maxwell

• https://www.scottishsporthistory.com/sports-history-news-and-blog/scots-hero-who-won-footballs-first-olympic-gold

• https://www.scotsfootballworldwide.scot/williehunter

• https://www.scottishsporthistory.com/sports-history-news-and-blog/new-book-celebrates-canadian-soccer-and-its-close-links-with-scotland

• http://www.stamnummer25.be/page/2/?s=William+Maxwell

• http://scottishcomedyfc.com/scottish-footballs-coaching-pioneers-4-jacky-robertson/

• https://www.scotsman.com/sport/forgotten-scot-who-helped-shape-sporting-lisbons-history-1684502?amp

• https://und.com/jamie-clark-named-head-coach-at-harvard/

• https://www.nutmegmagazine.co.uk/issue-2/college-soccers-godfather/

• https://www.scottishsporthistory.com/sports-history-news-and-blog/older-than-he-looks-how-jimmy-lawrence-lost-six-years

• https://footballcollectorsitems.com/medals/-coins/peter-dougall-career-archive.html

• https://www.scotsman.com/sport/soccer-pioneers-scottish-players-made-it-semi-finals-first-world-cup-1718134?amp

• https://www.scotsfootballworldwide.scot/killymcphersons

• https://scottishfootballmuseum.org.uk/resources/news/george-ramsay-the-worlds-first-football-manager/

• https://scottishfootballmuseum.org.uk/resources/news/danny-mclennan-the-explorer/

• https://www.scottishsporthistory.com/sports-history-news-and-blog/success-over-the-seas-the-curious-story-of-william-raeside-aka-cowan

• https://www.scottishsporthistory.com/sports-history-news-and-blog/scottish-footballs-mexican-adventure-in-1946

• https://www.scotsfootballworldwide.scot/raeside

• https://www.playingpasts.co.uk/articles/athletics/that-prince-of-speed-raisers-james-q-mcpherson-and-former-pedestrians-as-association-football-trainers-in-the-1900s/#_ftnref35

Notes

Spare Links

1888-89

• https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0002655/18881005/115/0008

• https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0004178/18880810/089/0007

• Clyde English Trip, December 1888.
  • https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000710/18881229/100/0004

• Clyde v Celtic, Expected XI, August 1888.
  • https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0001965/18880810/015/0002

• Clyde v LFA XI, May 1888
• https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0001965/18880507/050/0004

• Ayr. ^[75]

• ^[76]

1889-90

• 17.08.1889 ^{[77] [78]}
• 24.08.1889 ^{[79] [80]}
• 31.08.1889 ^{[81] [82]}
• 28.09.1889 ^[83]
• 12.10.1889 ^[84]
• 21.09.1889 ^{[85] [86]}
• 05.10.1889 ^[87]
• 26.10.1889 ^[88]
• 09.11.1889 ^{[89] [90]}
• 25.01.1890 ^[91]
• 23.11.1889 ^[92]
• 30.11.1889 ^{[93] [94]}
• 07.12.1889 ^[95]
• 16.12.1889 ^[96]
• 21.12.1889 ^[97]
• 28.12.1889 ^[98]
• 01.01.1890 & 02.01.1890 ^[99]<
• 29.03.1890 ^[100]
• 05.04.1890 ^[101]
• 24.05.1890 ^[102]
• 12.04.1890 ^[103]
• 08.03.1890 ^[104]

^[105]

1890-91

• 27.09.1890 ^[106]
• 06.12.1890 ^[107]
• 13.12.1890 ^[108]
• 01.01.1891 ^{[109] [110]}
• 31.01.1891 ^{[111] [112]}
• 14.02.1891 ^[113]
• 28.02.1891 ^{[114] [115]}
• 23.05.1891 ^[116]
• 23.05.1891 ^[117]

EXTRAS

• CH Sports 1891 ^[118]

• 1888 GIE match ^{[119] [120] [121] [122]}