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Irn-Bru Scottish Second Division
Saturday 4th May 2013
Arbroath 0-1 Alloa Athletic
A late strike by Scott Hynd denied Arbroath a play-off spot as Alloa snatched a win at Gayfield Park.
A poor opening 45 minutes saw chances few and far between, with the visitors appearing the more likely team to create anything.
Martin Grehan fired over from the edge of the box after Mark Docherty's sixth-minute corner and Docherty had a chance of his own on a minute before the interval, but his long-range effort was comfortably saved by Antony Bullock.
Paul Sheerin's half-time team talk seemed to fire some life into Arbroath. Mark Baxter's shot from the right side of the penalty area in the 57th minute was saved by Craig McDowall, while Steven Doris fired over the bar from the right channel.
Arbroath continued to press to no avail.
Graham Bayne's close-range volley after 74 minutes, which was tipped over by McDowall, was the Red Lichties closest chance. Despite
Arbroath's pressure it was the visitors who snatched a victory late on, with Hynd rifling home from Edward Ferns' 89th-minute cross to consign Arbroath to fifth spot in the table.
Arbroath: Bullock, Baxter, Travis, Keddie, Hamilton, Banjo, Chisholm (Rennie 84), Sheerin, Doris, Bayne, Holmes (Euan Smith 69). Subs Not Used: Gray, Patrick Smith, Malcolm. Booked: Baxter, Bayne.
Alloa: McDowall, Tiffoney, Doyle, Meggatt, Docherty, Ferns, Young, McCord (McLelland 69), Holmes, Grehan (Hynd 82), Gallagher (Cawley 60). Subs Not Used: Bain, Meechan. Booked: McCord, Meggatt, Tiffoney.
Goals: Hynd 89.
Att: 901
Ref: Paul Robertson
Irn-Bru Scottish Second Division
Saturday 27th April 2013
Ayr United 0-1 Arbroath
Ayr United goalkeeper Graeme Smith saved two penalties but could not prevent his side from losing to play-off hopefuls Arbroath.
he visitors retain fourth place, one point ahead of Forfar Athletic, who also won 3-0 away to Stranraer.
Arbroath made a strong start to the match and should have taken the lead in the 17th minute when they were awarded a penalty for Neil McGregor's foul on Graham Bayne.
But Smith produced a wonderful save to deny Steven Doris from the spot.
Arbroath were awarded a second penalty in the 56th minute when Jackson Longridge handled in the area, but Paul Sheerin's penalty was well saved by Smith.
The Red Lichties finally took the lead in the 60th minute when Euan Smith got on the end of Daniel Rennie's cross to head home from close range.
Ayr pushed for an equaliser in the closing stages, but Arbroath held on to take all three points.
Ayr: Graeme Smith, McAusland, McGregor, Brownlie, Longridge, Wyllie (Wardrobe 72), McLaughlin, Crawford, Donald, Moffat (Nisbet 59), Marenghi (Roberts 65). Subs Not Used: Brown, McCann. Booked: Crawford, McGregor.
Arbroath: Bullock, Banjo, Travis, Keddie, Hamilton, Euan Smith, Sibanda (Rennie 50), Chisholm, Sheerin, Bayne (Patrick Smith 90), Doris (Holmes 50). Subs Not Used: Gray, Malcolm. Booked: Travis.
Goals: Euan Smith 60.
Att: 834
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Jim Williamson
It is with great sadness we have heard that
Jim Williamson, a former Arbroath FC goalkeeper, passed Jim was 'keeper for about four years during the late sixties and early seventies. He always spoke of Arbroath FC in the fondest
terms, a place where he met with Our thoughts are with his wife and son who live in Blantyre.
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Irn-Bru Scottish Second Division
Saturday 20th April 2013
Arbroath 1-0 Stranraer
Arbroath moved into the play-off places at the top of the Second Division with a hard-fought win at home to Stranraer.
The only goal of the game came in the 25th minute, player-manager Paul Sheerin inspiring his team as he played a neat one-two with David Banjo before firing the ball into the net with a left-footed drive.
After the break Stranraer pressed in the hope of claiming a point, but failed to seriously trouble veteran stopper Antony Bullock in the Arbroath goal.
The home side defended in numbers to see the game out and held on to leave themselves two games away securing their place in the play-offs.
Arbroath : Bullock, Banjo, Travis, Keddie, Baxter, Adams (Sibanda 58), Chisholm, Scott Robertson (Malcolm 90), Sheerin, Bayne (Holmes 79), Doris.Subs Not Used: Gray, Rennie.
Goals : Sheerin 25.
Stranraer : Mitchell, Lloyd Kinnaird, McKeown, Dunlop, Staunton, Winter (Love 15), Aitken, Gallagher, Borris (Moore 75), Gribben (One 79), Malcolm.Subs Not Used: Cadwell, Campbell.
Att : 562
Ref : Barry Cook
Irn-Bru Scottish Second Division
Saturday 13th April 2013
Brechin City 2-0 Arbroath
Brechin City recovered from back-to-back defeats to record a victory over fellow promotion hopefuls Arbroath.
The Red Lichties remain stuck in fifth, still two points behind Forfar Athletic, who also lost away to Alloa Athletic.
Ray McKinnon's Brechin had lost four of their last five, allowing their opponents to move to within five points of them in the table.
But second-half goals from Andrew Jackson and Gerard McLauchlan all but secured them a top-four spot.
Graham Bayne's early header was punched clear by Michael Andrews in a first half, during which goalscoring opportunities were at a premium.
The deadlock was eventually broken in the 64th minute as David McKenna's cross found Jackson in the area and the striker headed in his 16th goal of the season.
Brechin's victory was secured with four minutes left as Arbroath failed to clear a corner and McLauchlan stabbed in from close range.
Brechin : Andrews, Pursehouse, Paul McLean, Hay (Brown 46), McLauchlan, Ferguson, Fusco, Jonathan Stewart, Ryan Stewart (Cameron 81), Jackson, Longridge (McKenna 58). Subs Not Used: Nelson, Brady. Booked : McLauchlan, Hay.
Goals : Jackson 64, McLauchlan 86.
Arbroath : Morrison, Baxter, Hamilton, Travis (Smith 80), Keddie, Rennie (Sibanda 67), Chisholm, Scott Robertson, Sheerin, Bayne (Holmes 67), Doris. Subs Not Used: Bullock, Malcolm. Booked : Baxter, Keddie, Scott Robertson.
Att : 747
Ref : Don Robertson
Irn-Bru Scottish Second Division
Saturday 6th April 2013
Arbroath 2-1 Albion Rovers
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Arbroath remain in the Second Division promotion play-off places after securing victory against Albion Rovers.
Only Scott Morrison's reflex save prevented Christopher Dallas from giving Todd Lumsden's men the lead with a firm right-footed strike after 32 minutes.
The visitors eventually broke the deadlock when Patrick Walker got the final touch on a Gary Phillips corner on 55 minutes.
Michael Travis almost got the hosts back on level terms five minutes later but his goalbound effort was brilliantly tipped round the post by Wee Rovers goalkeeper Matthew McGinley.
The game began to turn in the Red Lichties' favour when Barry Russell was shown a straight red card for violent conduct and then Scott Robertson was upended by Ciaran Donnell inside the area moments later.
Steven Doris stepped up to tuck away the penalty, his 15th goal of the season, before Alexander Keddie headed home Ross Chisholm's 89th-minute cross to complete the turnaround.
Arbroath: Morrison, Baxter, Travis (Bayne 73), Keddie, Hamilton, Smith (Rennie 46), Chisholm, Scott Robertson, Sheerin, Holmes (Malcolm 90), Doris. Subs Not Used: Bullock, Sibanda. Booked: Chisholm.
Goals: Doris 83 pen, Keddie 89.
Albion Rovers: McGinley, Reid, Andrews, Donnelly, Russell, Crawford, Innes, Dallas (Green 84), Sally (Thomson 78), Phillips, Walker (Boyle 75). Subs Not Used: Shepherd, Tiffeny. Sent Off: Russell (82). Booked: Crawford, Reid, Donnelly.
Goals: Walker 55.
Att: 555
Ref: Bobby Madden
Irn-Bru Scottish Second Division
Wednesday 3rd April 2013
Arbroath 0-0 Stenhousemuir
Arbroath moved into the Scottish Second Division promotion play-off places with a draw against Stenhousemuir.
However, the Gayfield side missed the chance to open up a three-point gap over Forfar Athletic, who have a game in hand.
The hosts' Paul Sheerin and Stenny's Bryan Hodge fired off target in the first half.
And Arbroath's Lee Sibanda and Michael Travis squandered good opportunities to break the deadlock after the break.
Arbroath: Morrison, Baxter, Hamilton, Travis, Keddie, Smith (Sibanda 45), Scott Robertson, Chisholm, Sheerin, Bayne (Holmes 79),Doris. Subs Not Used: Bullock, Rennie, Malcolm. Booked: Hamilton, Bayne.
Stenhousemuir: Chris Smith, Devlin, Dickson, McMillan, Hodge, Corcoran (Kouider-Aisser 76), Rowson, Iain Thomson, Reid, Gemmell, Kean (Darren Smith 46). Subs Not Used: Shaw, Brash, Summers. Booked: Devlin.
Att: 532
Ref: John McKendrick
Irn-Bru Scottish Second Division
Saturday 30th March 2013
Forfar Athletic 2-4 Arbroath
Arbroath claimed victory in a six-goal thriller against fellow promotion-chasers Forfar Athletic.
Steven Doris converted from close range to hand the Red Lichties the lead but Danny Denholm ensured the scores were level going at the break when he found the bottom corner from the left-hand side of the penalty area.
Chris Templeman put the hosts in front on 55 minutes, Gavin Swankie once more the provider, but the lead lasted just a minute as Colin Hamilton's left-footed finish levelled matters.
Paul Sheerin, who claimed an assist for the equaliser, delivered the corner from which Michael Travis headed Arbroath 3-2 in front.
And the visitors made sure of victory a minute from time when Sheerin got on the scoresheet with a superb strike from 25 yards.
Arbroath remain just inside the promotion play-off zone and three points ahead of Forfar, who have a game in hand.
Forfar: Hill, McCulloch, Faeroe, Tulloch, Iain Campbell, Kader (Brown 63), Malin (King 76), Martyn Fotheringham (Robertson 64), Denholm, Templeman, Swankie. Subs Not Used: Salmon, Gregor Fotheringham. Booked: Tulloch.
Goals: Denholm 30, Templeman 55.
Arbroath: Morrison, Baxter, Travis, Keddie, Hamilton, Smith (Rennie 58), Kerr (Scott Robertson 25), Chisholm, Sheerin, Holmes (Bayne 67), Doris. Subs Not Used: Bullock, Sibanda. Booked: Smith, Chisholm.
Goals: Doris 7, Hamilton 56, Travis 73, Sheerin 89.
Att: 770
Ref: Euan Anderson
The Arbroath v Stenhousemuir match will now take place on Wednesday the 3rd of April with a 7.45pm Kick Off.
Irn-Bru Scottish Second Division
Saturday 16th March 2013
Arbroath 1-1 Queen of the South
Nicholas Clark netted a stoppage-time equaliser as Queen of the South preserved their unbeaten run with a draw at Arbroath.
The Scottish Second Division leaders trailed to Euan Smith's 83rd-minute opener, but Clark struck to extend his side's unbeaten run to 14 games.
Scott Morrison was the busier of the two goalkeepers in the first half, denying Queens' Daniel Carmichael from outside the area on two occasions.
The Red Lichties had lost their last three at home, but created the better chances in the second period.
Paul Sheerin was denied from close range by Lee Robinson, before the visiting keeper blocked well from Derek Holmes.
With seven minutes left, Smith found the top corner from 35 yards to give Arbroath the lead.
However they were denied a famous victory, that would have moved them into the play-off places, as Clark bundled the ball in from close range in the third minute of stoppage time.
Arbroath: Morrison, Baxter, Hamilton, Travis, Keddie, Smith, Kerr, Chisholm, Sheerin, Holmes (Bayne 74), Sibanda. Subs Not Used: Bullock, Doris, Rennie, Malcolm. Booked: Travis.
Goals: Smith 83.
Queen of South: Robinson, Mitchell, Durnan, McGuffie, Fitzpatrick (Holt 66), Burns, McKenna, Lyle (Kevin Smith 79), Reilly (Paton 69), Clark, Carmichael. Subs Not Used: Atkinson, Gibson. Booked: Durnan, Mitchell.
Goals: Clark 90.
Att: 656
Ref: Mike Tumilty
Arbroath FC were greatly saddened to hear of the passing of Jim Leslie. Jim was 85 and worked for 50 years in the engineering industry with Keith Blackman/Hendersons. For many years he was Treasurer of the Supporters Club until it closed and became an Honorary President of Arbroath FC. He is survived by his wife and son, Stuart.
Irn-Bru Scottish Second Division
Saturday 9th March 2013
East Fife 0-1 Arbroath
Substitute Graham Bayne scored five minutes from time as Arbroath beat East Fife to stay within touching distance of the play-offs.
The Red Lichties remain level on points with fourth-placed Forfar after they recorded back-to-back away victories for the first time this campaign, while the home side slipped to ninth after a fifth consecutive defeat.
Arbroath were awarded a penalty in the 36th minute after Paul Willis brought down Lee Sibanda in the area, but Paul Sheerin's spot-kick was saved by Michael Brown.
Alexander Keddie was denied in the second half by Brown when he was found unmarked in the area from Sheerin's free-kick, while Collin Samuel and Robert Barr both went close with long-range efforts at the other end.
But with time running out Ross Chisholm crossed from the right and Bayne prodded home his third goal for the club to secure all three points.
East Fife: Michael Brown, Muir, White, McCormack, Durie, Willis, Darren Smith, Keenan, Robert Barr, Paul McManus (Jamieson 74), Gormley (Samuel 74). Subs Not Used: Antell, McBride, Sloan. Booked: McCormack, Muir, Durie.
Arbroath: Morrison, Scott Robertson, Travis, Keddie, Baxter, Smith (Adams 78), Sheerin, Sibanda, Hamilton, Holmes (Bayne 69), Chisholm. Subs Not Used: Bullock, Dayle Robertson, Malcolm. Booked: Sibanda.
Goals: Bayne 85.
Att: 426
Ref: Barry Cook
Irn-Bru Scottish Second Division
Saturday 2nd March 2013
Arbroath 1-4 Ayr Utd
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Michael Moffat scored four goals as Ayr United came from behind to beat Arbroath.
Derek Holmes tucked away Ross Chisholm's left-wing cross to give Arbroath the lead. Moffat levelled from the penalty spot after Alexander Keddie had fouled Neil McGregor and the striker netted his second with a curling shot two minutes before the break.
The hosts were reduced to 10 men when Brian Kerr picked up a second booking and Moffat claimed his hat-trick with another spot-kick, awarded after Scott Robertson had upended Liam Buchanan.
A low drive from the prolific forward completed the scoring 15 minutes from the end.
Arbroath: Morrison, Travis (Adams 69), Scott Robertson, Keddie, Hamilton, Sibanda, Smith (Dayle Robertson 79), Kerr, Chisholm, Sheerin, Holmes. Subs Not Used: Bullock, Rennie, Malcolm. Sent Off: Kerr (54). Booked: Kerr, Adams, Scott Robertson.
Goals: Holmes 2.
Ayr: Graeme Smith, Hunter, McGregor, John Robertson (Brownlie 59), McCann, Sinclair, Crawford, Donald, Winters (McStay 65), Moffat, Buchanan (Roberts 79). Subs Not Used: Brown, Wyllie. Booked: John Robertson, Hunter, Graeme Smith.
Goals: Moffat 41 pen, 43, 72 pen, 75.
Att: 651
Ref: Andrew Dallas
The under 14's were in action against St.Johnstone this week and started the game very brightly and went ahead through Jack McMillan who lobbed the goalkeeper from 25 yards on the angle. Arbroath dominated the first period but failed to turn chances into more goals and were made to rue there missed chances as St.Johnstone upped the tempo and went on to win 6-1. An encouraging start by the 14's but St.Johnstone proved to be too much on the day.
The 16/17's also played St.Johnstone in a great end to end game which ended in a 2-2 draw. Goals for Arbroath by Jamie Thomson and Pat Martin. A great performance and a sign of how well the 16/17's are doing this season they came came off the pitch bitterly disappointed only to have a draw against their Premier league opponents
The Under 19's have their last league fixture on Wednesday 27th February v Cowdenbeath. The Arbroath squad will be made mainly of 16/17's and the 3 remaining Under 19's squad who are currently out on loan to jnr teams - Kieran McWalter ( Broughty Athletic) Dayle Robertson ( Arniston Rangers) and Scott Fullerton ( Brechin Vics).
Arbroath FC would like to wish Robert Boyd, David Geekie, Connaire
Connolly, Nik Mann, Marcus Watt and Gordon Ramsay all the very best in the
next chapter of their football careers as they have all left the Arbroath FC
youth set up.
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Scottish Cup
Round 4 Replay
Wednesday 12th December 2012
Arbroath 0 Glasgow Celtic 1
Celtic narrowly beat Second Division Arbroath to earn a Scottish Cup fifth-round tie at Raith Rovers.
Neil Lennon's men dominated early on and deservedly went ahead thanks to a fabulous Adam Matthews drive.
But Arbroath refused to buckle and made a real contest of it, Steven Doris seeing a goal disallowed after the break for a foul earlier in the move.
The match ended with Celtic trying to run down the clock, which was testament to the challenge posed by the hosts.
They could not fashion an equaliser but emerge from the tie - over the two games - with enormous credit.
Celtic have had few tougher tests over the course of the season but started well enough, controlling the early stages, playing an unfamiliar 3-5-2 formation. Georgios Samaras sent a header straight at Scott Morrison in the Arbroath goal on five minutes and, shortly afterwards, Lassad had the ball in the net, only for the assistant to flag for offside.
Arbroath thought they had levelled in the second half Ironically, though, the opening goal came just as Arbroath had looked like threatening the Celtic goal.
Paul Sheerin had a shot charged down and Celtic burst upfield, Matthews powering through before unleashing a splendid shot that flew past Morrison and into the top corner.
The breakthrough came on 18 minutes and though Celtic were comfortable, it was another 15 minutes before they troubled Morrison again.
Charlie Mulgrew arrowed a delightful diagonal pass to Samaras, who in turn cushioned it for Lassad and the Tunisian should have done much better than shoot tamely at the keeper from eight yards.
A free-kick early in the second half caused a degree of discomfort in the Celtic penalty area, Stuart Malcolm lunging at the ball to try to poke it over the line, but instead earning himself a yellow card for catching Forster with his raised boot.
Arbroath thought they had grabbed the equaliser with just over an hour on the clock as another Sheerin delivery caused consternation, with Forster failing to gather and the ball being thumped into the net by Doris, but referee Craig Charleston ruled the effort out for an infringement.
Though Brown and Beram Kayal flashed shots just wide, manager Lennon was not content with his side's display and replaced Emilio Izaguirre and the ineffective Lassad with Victor Wanyama and Gary Hooper.
The finely-balanced nature of the tie was underlined by a passage of play during which Kayal brought out a flying save from Morrison before Arbroath substitute Connor Birse broke free only to see Forster divert his shot wide with his trailing foot.
That was to be Arbroath's final chance, as it turned out, but Celtic could not relax until the final whistle, which they greeted with relief as much as delight.
Arbroath 01 Morrison 02 Baxter 03 Hamilton 05 Malcolm Booked 06 Keddie 08 Robertson Booked 04 Kerr Booked (Birse - 76' ) 07 Sibanda (Rennie - 73' ) 10 Paul Currie 11 Sheerin (Holmes - 76' ) 09 Doris Substitutes 21 Bullock 12 Gribben 14 Rennie 15 Holmes 16 Birse
Celtic 01 Forster 04 Ambrose 06 Wilson 23 Lustig 02 Matthews (McGeouch - 90' ) 03 Izaguirre (Wanyama - 65' ) 08 Brown 21 Mulgrew Booked 33 Kayal 09 Samaras Booked 11 Nouioui (Hooper - 65' ) Substitutes 24 Zaluska 46 McGeouch 67 Wanyama 07 Miku 88 Hooper
Ref: Charleston
Att: 4,127
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SUICIDE. DON’T HIDE IT. TALK ABOUT IT.
During the recent Arbroath v East Fife match, both Clubs participated in partnership with the Angus and Dundee Choose Life programme, during suicide prevention week to support the national suicide prevention message – ‘Suicide. Don’t hide it. Talk about it.’
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Choose Life is the national strategy and action plan for Scotland and has an overall aim to reduce suicides in Scotland by 20% by 2013
Key Messages:
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Every day around 2 people die by suicide in Scotland
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Talking about suicide can save lives
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If you are worried that someone is suicidal, ask them. It could save their life.
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If you are feeling suicidal, don’t hide it. Talk to someone you trust or phone a helpline
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Suicide affects all ages, genders and cultures
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Most people who attempt suicide do not want to die; they want to end the pain they are suffering
If you’re feeling suicidal, the best thing you can do is talk to someone you trust or phone a helpline like Breathing Space or Samaritans
If you’re worried that someone is suicidal, ask them. Asking about suicide won’t put the thought in someone’s head if it wasn’t there before, by asking someone about their suicidal thoughts, and listening carefully to what they have to say, can help save their life. Once someone has acknowledges they feel suicidal it can be a huge relief for them, and you can encourage them to get further help from their GP, or Breathing Space or Samaritans. Hints and tips on how to start conversations about suicide and how to listen to a person effectively are available at www.chooselife.net
If you or someone you know needs help, please speak to your GP or contact the following agencies who will be glad to help you:
Breathing Space – 0800 83 85 87 (free to call, Mon to Thur 6pm to 6am, Fri 6pm to Mon 6am) www.breathingspacescotland.org.uk
Samaritans 08457 90 90 90 (24hr service) www.samaritans.org
Childline 0800 1111 (free 24hr service) www.childline.org.uk
National Debt Line 0808 808 4000 www.nationaldebtline.co.uk
Drink Line 08007 314 314
Arbroath FC are delighted to announce that Prosperity Offshore Investment Consultants are the main sponsor for 2012/13.
Neil Grant, Executive Director of Prosperity and an Associate Director of Arbroath FC has been back visiting from Dubai and took in the matches against Alloa and Ayr recently. 'Prosperity are proud to be the main sponsor again for this season in the 2nd Division and the next hopefully in the 1st!
As an offshore investment company based in Dubai, there is no benefit for the business and my pure love for the Club and its history is the reason I wish to support it as much as I possibly can.
We hope that during such difficult times in Scottish football in general, the association between the Company and Arbroath Football Club will bring the same success as season 2010-11 and further Prosperity'.
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