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Maurice Johnston @ 9 so can only be 15 Jan or 14 May 1983. Since it looks like Andy Dunlop @ 5 most likely January. Could be Jamie Doyle going for the corner. Possibly John Murray looking on.

 

3-1 to the Jags. McNab, G Doyle, WHITTAKER, Murray, Dunlop, Watson, PARK, McDonald, JOHNSTON, J Doyle, O'Hara.

 

Clydebank's Jim Fallon @ 4 and Jim Gallacher's dad in goal.

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January, and Bankies players in short-sleeved shirts!

 

Interesting 1st division that season: we finished fourth, behind St. Johnstone, Hearts and Clydebank. So with St Johnstone and Hearts promoted, did we do ourselves justice the following season?..... Nope, finished 3rd, behind Morton (who had just been promoted) and Dumbarton. The rest of the decade went on to be dismal, of course.

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Interesting 1st division that season: we finished fourth, behind St. Johnstone, Hearts and Clydebank. So with St Johnstone and Hearts promoted, did we do ourselves justice the following season?..... Nope, finished 3rd, behind Morton (who had just been promoted) and Dumbarton. The rest of the decade went on to be dismal, of course.

 

But you try and tell the young people today that...and they won't believe ya'

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Take a look at the difference between the picture of George Muir against The Pars and John Hansen against Dundee.

 

Two great photographs but does it not strike you that pitches were a lot muddier in the olden days of black and white photography?

 

The advent of colour photography certainly seems to have made football a much cleaner sport.

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