... and we have already picked up two injuries, one, of course, is August Ringleb again.

Old Mac is the early bird on Lothian Radio.

"morning lads.
Today is a new important day for this Club.
we are really excited and looking forward for our first Lothian derby EVER!
the Vikings are fierce warriors, so we are.
Can't expect less than a match full of goals, with a final win or loss depending by many things, but always with PRIDE until the final whistle of the referee.
We know we are playing away and it will make the game more difficult.
But now please let me enjoy this scottish sunrise and wait until 17.30!"

Then it is the time for a few words by a very focused Rooney, Oaks forward top player.

"awrite, can ah tap a tenner aff ye?
Cannae bet on maself, not payed yet!
Gonna kick ma shite off to make at least wan today!"

My new team logo is my first U20 national team back in 2008when I was the national coach. Do you remember those players?

Starting the Dockers history with a defeat wasn't a surprise,the strenght of the opponents was simply too much for such an inexperienced team but the first game of the club marks already quite a low point in terms of badluck.
During the game two players were injuried,both newly signed trainees.
"If I had to pick the worst possible start well this was it"said the Prez"I do not want to comment the game since we made a poor performance but I am happy to see a lot of new supporters signing in for the Fishmongers and I hope to see many more coming!.
We have also to celebrate two players whose name will forever be written in our history:McConaghy our first captain and Killer Keller the first goal scorer!
Now we have hired some doctors to try to spped up the healing process for our young guns and we will also continue to try to sign new players on the market."

Linlithgow misfits made it to the 2nd round after being 0-3 down against Guardians Fortineers. Thomas Lowdon scored the first official goal for the club, captain Bayley blasted one penalty in and David Balgreen provided the last minute equaliser. Robert Macgirr scored the decisive goal on extratime after 97 minutes was played. - What a thriller for the home crowd (1619) and especially for all the 136 loyal fans of the club!

Manager MIrons was all smiles after the game: "This was a big win for us and next we get to play against a III div. team (Glen Thistle). As a young team we need all the experience we can get. And we also expect much larger crowd then, if only the weather is decent.."