Can anybody, I doubt it even me go back to when Ken Gadsby was manager. Years ago I worked with his wife Dorothy at The Education Office in St.Margarets House. He showed me his England caps and such a lovely fella..never forgot that day. They lived next door to Lenny Rush the keeper of the late Queens Pigeons.

I remember Ken Gadsby when he used to train us boys at Catleugh in the early-mid 70's. He was rather a portly chap in his 60's by then (a bit like myself now) but I was far too young to appreciate his background and skills. It was the highlight of the week for me and many others.

Well done Lynn. Points on the board again. So much better than where we were last year this time.

Morning,
Update from yesterday   https://www.theshots.co.uk/tommy-widdrington-update     

It's good to see that they have survived albeit in a much slimmed down form. There is hope.

A disappointing result after a very impressive unbeaten run since early January. This happens (ask West Ham) in football occasionally. Let's learn lessons (hopefully !) and move on to the next games to get the few points we need to be assured of surviving this season. Obviously in Summer there is going to be the need of some drastic changes of tactics and playing staff. My fingers are crossed that the right people make the right decisions.