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Glens boss Scott admits he was relieved to avoid penalties

SCOTT SMITH has admitted he was doubly delighted when Glens scored just seconds from time to defeat Cambuslang Rangers in the Scottish Cup - because he was convinced his side would lose on penalties.Read

Glens boss hopes pressure will help in bid to beat Meadow

SCOTT SMITH is hoping that the pressure of expectation might effect Irvine Meadow when Glencairn travel to Ayrshire on Saturday in the Scottish Junior Cup.Read

Wardy: We can learn from cup loss

CAMBUSLANG Rangers manager Alan Wardlaw wants his players to learn from their experiences in the Scottish Cup to boost their league chances.Read

Cambus beaten at home

CAMBUSLANG Rugby Club’s bid to avoid their second relegation in a row suffered a major blow when they crashed 19-26 at home to rivals Stewartry on Saturday.Read

Ex-Cambuslang ace coaching the Young ones

FORMER Cambuslang Rangers star Gordon Young is playing his part in the future of Scottish football as Motherwell’s youth development manager.Read

Rutherglen swimmers are honoured

FOUR swimmers from Rutherglen Amateur Swimming Club have been awarded certificates for breaking Scottish West District records in 2009.Read

Misery for Cosmos at hands of league leaders

CAMBUSLANG Cosmos' recent form went from bad to worse as they added yet another defeat, this time at the hands of league leaders ICC, to a frustrating period of their league campaign.Read

Defeat for Killes’

ST COLUMBKILLE’S had their first competitive game for some time.Read

Cambuslang Rangers draw 2-2 with Glencairn

CAMBUSLANG Rangers and Glencairn finally got their Emirates Scottish Cup fourth round tie played on Saturday - but they both will have to do it all again next week after a pulsating 2-2 draw at Somervell Park.Read

Cambuslang boss felt draw against Glencairn was fair

CAMBUSLANG Rangers manager Alan Wardlaw praised his own management team and their Glencairn counterparts for the role they played in getting the game on.Read

Cambuslang boss delighted to get a game

CAMBUSLANG Rangers boss Alan Wardlaw was delighted his side finally got to face rivals Rutherglen Glencairn - at the third attempt.Read

Castlemilk teens fight to save their under-nines team

TWO Castlemilk teenagers are fighting to save their under-nines football team from going bust.Read

Glencairn left devestated at Palmer injury

GLENCAIRN could be forgiven for not having their minds focussed this week after a horrific injury to Craig Palmer ended their friendly with the Scottish Junior side.Read

Glencairn match with Scotland abandoned

GLENCAIRN’S friendly with the Junior Scotland side had to be abandoned on Monday night after Glens left back Craig Palmer suffered a dislocated ankle.Read