www.annanathletic.com
Annan joined the East of Scotland set-up from the South of Scotland
League and went on to establish themselves as the 'third force'
in the league. With Whitehill Welfare's recent dip in fortunes,
they now appear to be the main challengers to Spartans title
aspirations. |
www.borderamateurfootball.co.uk
A well maintained site to keep you up to date with the Border
Amateur League and the various cup competitions involving the
Border clubs. |
www.borderstoday.co.uk
Online version of 'The Southern Reporter' newspaper. Local news
and sports. |
www.kitclassics.co.uk
A look at English and Scottish League clubs kits throughout
their history. Look on in wonder as Norwich City change from
blue and white to yellow and green! Gasp in awe as Torquay United
transform from black and white to blue and yellow! Be amazed
as Celtic go from green and white hoops to…er, green and
white hoops. I've got a funny feeling the person responsible
for this site is a Crystal Palace fan. You'll see what I mean. |
www.coldstreamfc.co.uk
Website for the East of Scotland club situated on the English
border. Contains information on the history and current position
of the Home Park side. |
www.footballcrests.com
Ever wondered why Sheffield Wednesday have an owl on their badge?
Or what the devil a portcullis is doing on the Arbroath club
crest? Live no longer in ignorance, thanks to this informative
website. Sadly, somewhat incomplete due to clubs refusing to
let their crests be reproduced. A bit harsh on what is obviously
a well-intentioned and enthusiastic site. |
www.snlr.co.uk
Stewart Davidson is the author of 'The Scottish Non-League Review'
and various other titles covering the non-league game in Scotland,
ex-league club histories and other football subjects for the
curious. Order his publications here. |
www.eastofscotlandfa.co.uk
Online home of the East of Scotland Football Association and
the East of Scotland Football League. Your best place for up
to date news and results. Also contains basic information and
contact details for all member clubs, plus directions to grounds
with maps, so you won't get lost going to away games. |
www.edinburghcityfc.com
An excellent, well-run site for this East of Scotland side,
which recently introduced video clips of goals. Elsewhere you'll
find results, reports, photographs, history, stats, a player
of the month feature, plus a section for the purchase of souvenirs
for the capital club. |
www.ed.ac.uk/~euafc
Established in 1878, they are the second oldest side playing
in the East of Scotland League and arguably Scotland's premier
footballing University. This is a section of the Edinburgh University
website containing results, match reports and other information. |
www.eyemouth-united.co.uk
Website for East of Scotland side nicknamed 'The Fishermen',
which will keep you up to date with happenings at Warner Park.
Remember that if you visit Eyemouth on a match day, it's bad
form to leave the town without first sampling the fine fish
suppers. |
www.footballaid.com
Charity which aims to raise money for researching a cure for
diabetes by hosting events at football clubs across the UK,
allowing supporters to ‘Live the dream’ and play
an officiated 90 minute game on the hallowed turf of their favourite
club. Go to the website to bid for a position and a day to remember
forever. |
www.scottishgroundguide.co.uk
Never get lost again with this site which covers every club
in the Scottish League, and links to their sister site covering
the English Premiership, Football League and Conference. Contains
photos, directions and all sorts of useful information, plus
a section devoted to old grounds and demolished stands. Also
has a good links page with a lot of similar sites covering abroad. |
www.hwufc.org.uk
Edinburgh's other University side, the club are based at Riccarton
and can make use of some exceptional facilities at the impressive
Sports Complex. This website features plenty of information
on the four football teams the University fields, with particular
emphasis on the East of Scotland League side who in 2004-05
were promoted for the first time. |
www.innerleithen.org.uk
A website devoted to Vale of Leithen's hometown, run by the
community council. Font of local knowledge with guides to local
events, businesses, groups, clubs and organisations. Also contains
links to historical interest websites, if that's your thing. |
www.leithenroversafc.co.uk
Our neighbours from over the fence, Leithen Rovers are one of
the top sides in the Border Amateur League. There are close
links between the two clubs, with many local players having
served the Rovers' cause as well as the Vale's. This information-packed
and well-maintained website will keep you up to date with the
progress of their First XI and their Under-16 side. |
www.lothianthistlefc.co.uk
A comprehensive history on this site charts this Edinburgh club's
heart-warming rise from amateur football to East of Scotland
League honours. |
www.onlyanexcuse.com
Get the traditional hogmanay fare all year round on this website.
With favourite characters soundbites, screensavers and wallpaper
available absolutely free, it surely does represent the best
deal in football since Tore Andre Flo. |
www.ormistonfc.co.uk
In 1998, Junior side Ormiston Primrose merged with East of Scotland
club Pencaitland to form Pencaitland & Ormiston, dropping
the Pencaitland part of their name four years later. While parts
of this website are under construction at the moment, it's still
well worth a look and contains some excellent historical information
about the club and their home village. |
www.peeblesshirenews.com
Local newspaper website. Sports coverage includes news and match
reports on all the clubs in the area, including Vale and Peebles
Rovers from the East of Scotland League, Amateur sides Leithen
Rovers, Tweeddale Rovers and Peebles Sports Club, plus Penicuik
Athletic from the Junior FA ranks. |
www.prestonathletic.com
The Prestonpans-based outfit stepped up from the Junior ranks
to the East of Scotland League and Scottish Cup participation
in the early 1990's. Also included in this website is information
on what is possibly the most comprehensive youth set-up of any
East of Scotland club. |
www.scottishfa.co.uk
A useful resource for the top-end of Scottish football. Contains
news and archive material on the national side, plus Scottish
Cup and Qualifying Cup results since Season 1998-99. |
http://freespace.virgin.net/snl.online/
Formerly known as 'Grassroots Caledonia', if there's something
you want to know about a Scottish Non-League club, chances are
you'll find it here. Clubs from East of Scotland, South of Scotland,
Highland League and all regions of the Scottish Junior FA are
listed here, with a wealth of information on each, including
kit graphics. Updated with new information as it becomes available,
you could spend hours on this site. |
www.scottishsport.co.uk
Does what it says on the tin, covering a wide variety of sports
in Scotland. |
www.theredcardscotland.org
The Scottish branch of the football based anti-racism campaign
now have their own website which is well worth a look. Provided
on the site is a resource for the reporting of incidents of
racism at all levels of the game on which you can remain anonymous
if you wish. |
www.spartansfc.com
Originally formed for ex-Edinburgh University players, since
the 70's Spartans have achieved great success, most notably
in the Scottish Cup. This well-run website keeps you up to date
with not only their East of Scotland League side, but their
second and third XI's, playing in amateur football. The site
also now contains a Spartans Forum, which is well worth a look. |
www.intheteam.com/tynecastlefc
In the summer of 2005 the famous Tynecastle Boys Club amalgamated
with Edinburgh East of Scotland side Tollcross United to produce
Tynecastle FC. Now as well as running boys and girls teams up
to U-17 level, Tynecastle has a senior team playing in the East
of Scotland League and an U-19 side in the East of Scotland
Youth League. |
www.uglyfootballers.com
When people talk about the unacceptable face of football, does
ex-Dundee United and Rangers striker Davie Dodds spring to mind?
Then this humourous site is for you. Approach the streakers
section with extreme caution - and that warning doesn't just
apply to under 18's. |
www.visitinnerleithen.com
If you're thnking of visiting this part of the world, this site
contains all the information you need about accomodation, local
attractions & events, services and amenities. If you already
live here, it has a useful local business directory, as well
as a comprehensive list of clubs and organisations. |
www.whitehillwelfare.com
Based in Rosewell, just south of Edinburgh, Whitehill Welfare
are another club who have had great success in the East of Scotland
League. Site contains info, results and a wide range of club
merchandise for sale |
