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Gordon Walker Signs On
We’re delighted to announce the signing of Gordon Walker until January 2025.
25-year-old Gordon joined Arbroath in January 2024 after previously playing for League of Ireland side Cork City and made 12 appearances for the Lichties before leaving the club last month.
Gordon is predominantly a right back but can also cover central defence and is available for selection for tomorrow’s match against Dunfermline Athletic.
Assistant Manager Ian Campbell commented: “When you are trying to build a squad with a winning mentality you need the right kind of player & Gordon fits that mould perfectly. He is an excellent footballer and a character who has fitted right into our dressing room having been training with us for the last 3 weeks. He is good on the ball, will get forward at every opportunity & has good experience. He is a welcome addition to our squad.”
Welcome to Bayview Gordon!
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Ticket Info v Dunfermline Athletic
Tickets for our SPFL Trust Trophy 3rd round match against Dunfermline Athletic at the MGM Timber Bayview Stadium on Saturday 7th September are now on sale and can be purchased here.
Admission Prices
Adults - £15
Concessions* - £10
Under 16s* - £5
*Proof of age may be requested
Season tickets are not valid for this game however season ticket holders can purchase their regular seat by selecting the “I am a Season Ticket Holder” option.
The Community gate will not be open this week.
There are no cash turnstiles at Bayview and supporters are strongly encouraged to purchase their tickets online. Online sales are available right up until kick off. Tickets can also be purchased over the phone by calling 01333 426323 or directly from the club office for those unable to purchase online.
Those unable to attend can watch via East Fife TV with a monthly or annual subscription (outside the UK and Ireland) or via a PPV pass (worldwide).
Match Report - Clyde
East Fife 5-1 Clyde, Saturday 31st August 2024
William Hill League 2, MGM Timber Bayview Stadium
An emphatic 5-1 victory over pre-season favourites Clyde at a bouncing MGM Timber Bayview Stadium on Saturday saw the Fifers keep the pressure up on those at the sharp end of the league table.
The opening ten minutes of the game were very close, though Nathan Austin continued his fine form, breaking the deadlock after just 12 minutes with a well-placed headed effort.
It went from good to great for East Fife, as they doubled their lead ten minutes later through Alan Trouten, who slotted home from the spot, as per usual. The build up to the penalty saw a lot of tussling between both sides, though the referee was confident in his decision.
Clyde managed to hit back just before the break, in what looked like it could have been a pivotal moment. Jack Healy fouled his runner in the box, which saw Marley Redfern then convert from the spot.
However, the Fifers replied quickly, as Nathan Austin scored a world class whipped goal from the edge of the box, right on the stroke of half time.
The second half was well managed by the Methil Milan, as Andy Munro and Brian Easton defended all of Clyde’s threat well.
The Fifers were unrelenting, and put the Bully Wee to the sword as the second half went on. With just 15 minutes left on the clock, Alan Trouten made it four, as he capped off an excellent team manoeuvre. Adam Laaref and Connor McManus linked up on the right-hand side, before the latter dinked the ball into the back post for none other than Trouten, as the forward beat Kinnear for the second time.
Adam Laaref made it five for Fife, with just 10 minutes left on the clock when he tucked away his first goal in the famous black and gold. Going alone, he burst into the box and managed to stab home his audacious Trivela effort. The result saw the Fifers stay just one point behind leaders Peterhead after five games played.
Reporters Man of the Match: Reis Peggie
The boy ran all day long – 3 lungs!
East Fife – McFarlane, Murdoch (McManus 23’), Easton, Peggie (Slattery 82’), Munro, Newton, Millar (Shepherd 82’), Norey, Trouten, Healy (Laaref 72’), Austin. Subs not used: Fleming
Clyde – Kinnear, Robson (D Lyon 80’), Hamilton, Howie, McKay, Grant (Allan 55’), Docherty (R Lyon 80’), Murdoch, Scullion, Redfern (Connelly 55’), Connell (Rennie 72’). Subs not used: Kennedy, Leitch
Referee – Gary Hanvidge
Attendance – 704
Report by Oli Anderson
Photographer by Goerge McLuskie
