Robert Crawford
Celtic suporter Robert is well known locally in bowling circles, being a dab hand with the woods. Works as a fencer and is responsible for the smart fence currently surrounding the pitch at Victoria Park.

Kevin Currie
Although he only officially joined the committee at the 2004 AGM, in reality Kev has been doing the work of a committee member for years. Always willing to help out, the Celtic fan is a great guy to have around and brings a lot of fun and humour to the club.

Margaret Currie
Margaret ensures the players are always turned out spick and span, charged as she is with the unenviable task of washing the kit. Also organises and assists with the catering on match days.

Jim Docherty
When Jim was first on the committee over 20 years ago, it was at a time when members were considered signed players, pulling on the boots when neccesary. It was during one such appearance that he sustained a knee injury that sadly cutailed his playing days. Now back on the committee at Vale, since 2002 he has also been involved with the St Ronan's Piping Society.

Robert Docherty
As well as being a committee member, local lad Robert is the club's physio. Read his profile here.

Brian Ellis
A Hibernian supporter and originally from Haddington, Brian has bravely overcome both those obstacles to lead a vitually normal life. One of the most personable people you will meet, he was club treasurer for a year, but had to give up the position due to his work commitments.

Steven Kivlichan
Originally from Galashiels and a Painter & Decorator by trade, 'Kivi,' provides valuable assistance on Saturday mornings getting the ground ready for home matches. A season-ticket holder at Ibrox, he is currently on a NHS waiting list to have his Rangers top surgically removed.

Dave Ryce
Webmaster, programme editor and match reporter, Dave is originally from Edinburgh and now lives in Walkerburn. A former musician, his spare time is taken up pursuing his interests in European football statistics, vexillology and listening to The Clash.

Andy Scott
Along with his good lady wife June, Andy ran the popular, 'Scott's Corner,' shop in Innerleithen's High Street, the place for flowers, fruit and veg. Since retiring can appropriately often be found near a fruit machine. Is responsible for the posters around town advertising forthcoming matches at Victoria Park.