Wednesday, 30 March 2016
Sunday, 27 March 2016
4 from 20 27/03/2016
Winning Numbers 2, 9, 11, 18 No Winners & Drawn by Niall McVitie
£25.00 Winner Bronski & Drawn by Lauren McVite
Next weeks Jackpot £1000.00 to be drawn on 03/04/2016
£25.00 Winner Bronski & Drawn by Lauren McVite
Next weeks Jackpot £1000.00 to be drawn on 03/04/2016
Sunday, 20 March 2016
4 from 20
Winning Numbers 2, 4, 10,12 No Winners & Drawn by Holly Nelson
£25.00 Winner Linda Murray & Drawn by Brooke McIntosh
Next weeks Jackpot 27/03/2016 is £950.00
£25.00 Winner Linda Murray & Drawn by Brooke McIntosh
Next weeks Jackpot 27/03/2016 is £950.00
Sunday, 13 March 2016
4 from 20 Results 13/03/2016
Winning Numbers 5, 9, 13, 17
No Winners and drawn by Angie McWilliam.
£25.00 Winner Maxie, drawn by Barry Reid.
Next weeks Jackpot 20/03/2016 is £900
No Winners and drawn by Angie McWilliam.
£25.00 Winner Maxie, drawn by Barry Reid.
Next weeks Jackpot 20/03/2016 is £900
Wednesday, 9 March 2016
Game On
We are pleased to say that after a pitch inspection this afternoon the game v Spartans will kick off at 7.45 this evening.
Sunday, 6 March 2016
4 from 20 06/03/2016
Winning Numbers 5, 9, 13, 14 Drawn by Margaret Hawthorne - No Winners.
£25.00 Winner Won by Wigi drawn by Billy McGoldrick.
Jackpot for 13/03/2016 is now £850.00
£25.00 Winner Won by Wigi drawn by Billy McGoldrick.
Jackpot for 13/03/2016 is now £850.00
Threave Rovers 1 v 2 Gretna FC 2008
Saturday 5th March
Scottish Lowland League
They say that football is
largely a matter of confidence. It showed on Saturday as an out of sorts
Threave Rovers side battled heroically against a Gretna side which has escaped
from the doldrums to record their fourth win in a row. While Gretna had two attacks
and scored from both of them, Rovers laboured in vain.
The pitch mitigated against
Gretna’s style of smooth passing football. David Renyard, back in the hoops,
looked like that racehorse in “Warhorse” consigned to plough the muddy field.
Iain Anderson slipped and slithered up front and it was players with a lower
centre of gravity who optimised the conditions.
Gretna scored from the get go,
Connor Liddell converting a Dean Rea cross assisted by a dummy from Iain
Anderson in the goalmouth.
The opener stung Threave. Greig
Goodwin, in particular seemed especially keen to put one over on his
ex-teammates. He shot over the bar in 9 minutes and brought out a point blank
save from Vinnie Parker after 21.
But all their hard work in the
middle of the pitch failed to pay off for Rovers as their lack of finishing let
them down. All the same the majority of the first half action was in Vinnie
Parkers half of the pitch.
And it was Gretna who increased
their lead in a rare breakaway . With a free kick to the left of the Threave
goal in 33 minutes, Connor Graham sent in half a shot half a pass to Anderson
which eluded everyone and snaked into the Rovers goal to make it 2-0.
Gretna picked up a couple of
bookings in the final 10 minutes of the half, Darren Addison and John Jardine
being the offenders.
Threave replaced Shaun Milligan
with Ben Irving at the start of the second half and the big forward made an
immediate impression. His long range shot brought out a good save from Parker
who could only parry it for a corner. The resultant corner was dealt with
effectively by the Gretna defence.
Early in the half Gretna brought
on Dean Crozier and Dan Graham for Dean Rea and Connor Graham as the heavy
pitch took its toll.
Irving continued to be Threave’s
most effective strike force and after 9 minutes of the half Parker , who was in
total command of his goalmouth, brought off a point blank save.
There was a further red card for
Gretna’s Dean Crozier on 18 minutes and
on 24 minutes Dan Wood came on for Iain Anderson.
With the pitch deteriorating,
the game was becoming fractious and fragmented.
With the quarter hour remaining
Scott Wilby was shown a straight red card for stomping on Connor Liddell who
was prone on the ground. As the game reached its untidy conclusion, Dan Graham
picked up a yellow card for an off the ball incident
In a minute of injury time,
Gretna mounted a rare attack and McCauley made a double save from Renyard and
Liddell.
And then in the final minute of
injury time, Rovers got a corner. Danny Dunglinson’s shot seemed to beat
everyone, including Vinnie Parker to provide a crumb of comfort for the Meadow
Park faithful.
Saturday, 5 March 2016
Game On
After a pitch inspection at 9.00am this morning at Meadow Park the game v Gretna FC (2008) will go ahead.
Tuesday, 1 March 2016
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