Following today’s announcement by the Scottish FA Board club President, Russell Pryde, said “The statement today from the SFA is disappointing in that the relaxation of the suspension of football from 11 June only applies to the SPFL Premier League. Continue reading “Club Statement: Return to training”
Civil Service Strollers picked up all three points on the road at Vale of Leithen with an outstanding second-half performance in the Borders. Continue reading “Civil secure three points with dominant second half display at the Vale”
Civil Service Strollers are delighted to announce they will be supporting the Low Income Families Together (LIFT) with our Christmas ‘Donate at the Gate’ this year for the much needed local food bank. Continue reading “Civil Service Strollers to support LIFT with Christmas food bank collection”
A goal in each half from Cameron Muirhead, coupled with a fifth clean sheet of the season, was enough to give the Strollers the points against a spirited Caley Braves side, writes Bernie Regan. Continue reading “Twin-Cam blast blows away Brave challenge”
A Nathan Austin brace, including a winner deep into extra time with spot kicks imminent, was enough to put Kelty Hearts into the hat for the fourth round of the South Challenge Cup at the expense of Civil Service Strollers, writes Bernie Regan. Continue reading “Kelty break Strollers hearts with late winner in extra time”
Strollers gaffer, Gary Jardine, had five teenagers in his squad as they made the trip along the M9 to the Falkirk Stadium to face East Stirlingshire in yesterday’s league match. Continue reading “Shire strike late to take three points at Falkirk”
Civil Service Strollers are delighted to announce that floodlights have now been fully installed at Christie Gillies Park. Continue reading “Lights on at Christie Gillies Park”
Civil Service Strollers picked up another three points on the road at Cumbernauld in last night’s Lowland League match. Continue reading “Civil stroll to victory at Broadwood”
After a goalless first half, Civil Service Strollers eventually took home a deserved three points courtesy of a cool and collected Cammy Muirhead second half double, bookending a blistering drive from Jack Hodge just after the hour mark, writes Bernie Regan. Continue reading “Strollers second half burst secures win as Civil climb to fourth”
Civil Service Strollers had to settle for a point at a baking hot Christie Gillies Park, as visitors Gala Fairydean Rovers twice came from behind in this evenly contested 2-2 draw, writes Bernie Regan. Continue reading “Strollers held at home by spirited Gala Fairydean Rovers”
