UNCOVERED — Cove Rangers v Falkirk 31.07.21

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— Contents

Cove Rangers FC Matchday Programme Falkirk: 31.07.21 — 3pm KO

Features

INVERNESS CT MATCH REPORT INVERNESS CT REACTION JOE HARPER

08 18 20 Regulars

Upcoming fixtures

04

Club information

06

Club partners

27

View from the dugout

28

Player and Management sponsorship

32

Season 2021/22 statistics

34

Captain’s view

36

Club honours

40

Today’s team lines

41

— Upcoming fixtures

A Sat 7th Aug, 2021

Queen’s Park v Cove Rangers

cinch League One

H Sat 14th Aug, 2021

Cove Rangers v East Fife

cinch League One

A Sat 21st Aug, 2021

Dumbarton v Cove Rangers

cinch League One

A Sat 28th Aug, 2021

Clyde v Cove Rangers

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— League table cinch League One

P

W

D

L

GF

GA

GD

PTS

Airdrieonians

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Alloa Athletic

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Clyde

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Cove Rangers

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Dumbarton

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

East Fife

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Falkirk

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Montrose

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Peterhead

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Queen’s Park

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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– Club information

Cove Rangers FC Balmoral Stadium Wellington Circle, Altens Aberdeen, AB12 3JG

T 01224 392111 F 01224 392859 coverangersfc.com Twitter / Facebook / Instagram @coverangersfc

Honorary President Alan McRae Directors Keith Moorhouse - Chairman Graeme Reid - Vice Chairman/Financial Controller Duncan Little - Secretary/Stadium Manager John Sheran - Director of Football Darren Anderson Grant Moorhouse Safety Officers John Morgan & Bill Ogilvie Committee Michael Coull, Mike Pirie, Richard Forbes & Gordon Taylor Football Manager - Paul Hartley

Assistant Manager - Gordon Young

Fitness Coach - Tam Ritchie

Goalkeeping Coach - Derek Soutar

Head of Youth Development - Gary Hake Performance Analyst - Ryan Docherty

Physios - Donal Gallacher & Eilidh McGregor Kit Manager - Adrian Thomson Club Doctor - David Fowler

Commercial Manager - Angela Bruce Media Officer - Charlie Allan

Child Wellbeing and Protection Officer - Kate Dean Club Chaplain - Dougie Simpson

Club Photographers - Dave Cowe, Richard Forbes

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Premier Sports Cup Tuesday July 20th @ Balmoral Stadium

COVE RANGERS 3 INVERNESS CALEDONIAN THISTLE 1

— Inverness CT Match Report

cove display fine feast of football We kept the best for last as far as this Premier Sports League Cup campaign goes with a thrilling victory over Championship side Inverness Caledonian Thistle at Balmoral Stadium.

The 506 fans inside the stadium to see our final Group A encounter were served up a feast of fine football – and outstanding first half strikes from Leighton McIntosh and skipper Mitch Megginson.

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— Inverness CT Match Report

Blair Yule capped things off by making it 3-0 five minutes from time, with Dutch striker Manny Duku notching a late consolation for the Highlanders from the penalty spot.

Our lads were outstanding, despite the fact we were again forced to go with a makeshift side – with the selection problems highlighted by manager Paul Hartley only being able to include two outfield players on the bench.

The players overcame any concerns about that by digging deep to record an impressive and thoroughly deserved victory as we move ever closer to a return to League One action.

We set a high pace right from the off and had a strong penalty claim denied after just 90 seconds, when Robbie Leitch appeared to be pushed by Wallace Duffy as he broke into the Inverness area.

Referee Chris Graham saw nothing wrong and waved play on. Harry Milne then sent a fine cross over from wide on the left for Fraser Fyvie to direct a header wide of the far post.

Inverness had a great chance to score in the 10th minute, after Duku managed to pinch the ball off Ross Draper.

The Dutch striker side-stepped advancing keeper Kyle Gourlay, but then saw his shot cleared away from the line by Morgyn Neill.

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— Inverness CT Match Report

We were soon on the attack again and a fine passing moved ended with Fyvie, who seemed to be at the heart of everything, crossing from the left and McIntosh was unlucky not to connect with his header at the edge of the six yard box.

Keeper Ridgers rescued Inverness in the 20th minute when he dived full length to push Neil’s effort, from an Iain Vigurs corner, wide of his right post.

Vigurs took that corner as well and when the ball dropped to Milne his shot inside the area was blocked to safety by an Inverness defender.

Duku was just onside when he broke clear in the 22nd minute, but the striker fired his 14-yard shot wide of Gourlay’s left post.

We replied with McIntosh meeting a cross from Milne to test Ridgers from 16-yards.

The opening goal we deserved came in the 38th minute. Fyvie played a perfect pass through from midfield to McINTOSH and he rifled a shot into the top corner from just inside the Inverness area.

Within a minute, Yule made a fantastic run down the right then crossed to McIntosh, who saw his 12-yard header go wide.

We went two up in the 38th minute when Leitch picked out Megginson with a top class through pass and the skipper steered the ball into the bottom corner from inside the Inverness area.

It was almost 3-0 three minutes later when Yule made a fantastic run down the right then picked out Megginson with his cross, but the striker could only fire his first time shot narrowly wide of the front post.

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Inverness scorned a couple of decent chances just before the interval. Shane Sutherland blasted over from a tight angle on the left when it might been wiser to square the ball to the waiting Duku.

The Dutchman then saw his close range shot brilliantly beaten away by Gourlay to ensure we went in two up.

It was more of the same in the second period, with our lads dominating play and possession for lengthy spells.

We had a second penalty claim turned down, in the 54th minute, when a Vigurs corner from the right appeared to be handled by an Inverness defender before the ball was cleared.

Ridgers denied us a third with a top class save in the 56th minute.

Fyvie played yet another top quality pass forward, this time to Connor Scully, and the midfielder’s powerful shot from just outside the area was going in until Ridgers made an acrobatic stop to deflect the ball over his crossbar.

The Inverness keeper also held a 20-yard effort from Megginson as we maintained the pressure.

Yule broke forward again to feed Megginson for another effort at goal, but his 18-yard drive went wide of the target.

Harry Milne was our hero in the 80th minute with an astonishing goal-line clearance from Duku’s 14-yard shot. The left-back’s efforts were rewarded when we increased our lead five minutes later.

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— Inverness CT Match Report

Substitute Rory McAllister rampaged down the left before knocking the ball over to Watson and when his shot was blocked Yule pounced on the rebound to claim a rare goal.

Inverness got a consolation goal in the second minute of injury-time when Duku netted from the penalty spot, after substitute Roddy McGregor had been fouled in the box, but that was never going to take the shine off what was an outstanding performance from our lads.

Cove Rangers: Gourlay, Neill, Milne, Scully, Yule, Megginson, McIntosh (McAllister 72), Draper, Vigurs, Leitch (Watson 46), Fyvie.

Subs: McKenzie.

Inverness Caledonian Thistle: Rodgers, Duffy, Harper, Deas, Gardyne (McGregor 60),Doran, Sutherland, Broadfoot, Allardice (Walsh 60), Duku, McAlear.

Subs: Mackay, Devine, Nicolson, Fyffe, Hennem, Cairns.

Referee: Chris Graham Attendance: 506

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— Inverness CTReaction

Paul Hartley spoke to the media after our 3-1 victory over Inverness Caledonian Thistle in our final Premier Sports Cup Group A clash at Balmoral Stadium.

Paul said: “That was much more like us, I thought we were very good.

We scored some good goals and the work rate was excellent. We are slowly getting our fitness levels where we want them to be, it was good preparation for us.

We still have injuries so are looking to bring in a couple of players, hopefully before the league opener against Falkirk.

We only had two outfield players on the bench, because of the COVID situation and injuries, which didn’t help us.

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Hopefully we are past the worst of it and we can concentrate on preparing for the league campaign.

All credit to the players though, they worked really hard and earned the win.

Robbie Leitch had to go off at half-time but it was more because he was tired, he hasn’t been able to play a lot so far because he wasn’t well. He was great, his combination play with (Mitch) Megginson and (Fraser) Fyvie was excellent.

Iain Vigurs was outstanding in the middle of the pitch too and (Ross) Draper was a good calming influence at the back. It was a pleasing and deserved win.”

— Joe Harper Inverness CT Reaction

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joe harper Former Aberdeen and Scotland striker Joe Harper was among the guests of sponsors Ace at the 3-1 victory over Inverness Caledonian Thistle in our final Premier Sports Cup Group A game.

We asked Joe - the club record scorer for the Dons with 205 goals and who also played for Morton, Huddersfield Town, Everton and Hibs - to give you his verdict on the match.

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— Joe Harper Inverness CT Reaction

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I was very impressed with how Cove played. I had obviously heard everything about the problems they’ve had in pre-season and how they were a bit behind as far as preparation goes. But I have to say I was highly impressed by their fitness levels, which is a testament to how well the coaching staff have used what little time they have had to work with the players.

They totally out-classed Inverness, who are a full-time club and have been able to prepare better over the last few weeks. It all augers well for Cove as they get ready to play their second season at League One level. If they can maintain the high standards shown against Inverness then there is no doubt they will be right up there pushing for promotion again.

I must also add that watching Cove these last couple of seasons has always been a very enjoyable experience. They play passing football and are always looking to win, which isn’t always the case at SPFL level, where survival is the priority for a lot of clubs.

I was also impressed by some of the individual Cove displays in the win over Inverness.

Fraser Fyvie was involved everything good for Cove and again backed up my belief that he is still more than capable of playing at a higher level.

Their recent signings, Iain Vigurs and Ross Draper, also stood out and you could see already how their experience is going to be a real asset to Cove.

“ I must also add that watching Cove these last couple of seasons has always been a very enjoyable experience.”

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— Joe Harper Inverness CT Reaction

“ Mitch is one of the strong-men of Cove, one who can be relied on to deliver when the going gets tough.”

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I must also praise young goalkeeper Kyle Gourlay. He didn’t have all that much to do, but still made a couple of crucial saves and I was impressed by what he was shouting at the men in front of him and the way he was always looking to play the ball out quickly to get attacks going.

If Cove are to continue progressing they will need competition for Stuart McKenzie, who is also an excellent keeper, and they look to have found that in young Gourlay.

As a former striker, I always pay particular attention to how strong a side is up front, and on that front what I’ve seen at Cove really excites me.

Leighton McIntosh’s finish for the first goal against Inverness was a touch of class and he is a real threat because of his pace.

Rory McAllister has been arguably the best striker in the lower leagues in Scotland for the last decade, yet he didn’t even get a start against Inverness.

That’s because they also have Mitch Megginson, who I’ve always said never got the opportunity he deserved to see if he could become a regular when he was at Aberdeen.

Mitch seems to be happy where he is now though and that’s good for Cove because he’s a natural striker. He’s always sniffing for the ball and the quality of his finish against Inverness was top drawer.

Mitch is one of the strong-men of Cove, one who can be relied on to deliver when the going gets tough.

They have a a few of them at the back too and an abundance of them in midfield, which is why I’m sure Cove are going to be right in the mix again when it comes to pushing for promotion up to the Championship.”

Joe Harper

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— View from the dugout

PAUL HARTL Welcome to the start of what we all hope is going to be an exciting second season for us playing in League One. It’s particularly pleasing to have supporters here at Balmoral Stadium to watch our opening fixture against Falkirk.

The backing we receive at home will be crucial in what we know is a highly competitive division.

I’m sure you will make your voices heard.

All 36 of the scheduled league games will present a tough challenge to us, but that is something we are happy to take on.

As always, it will be a case of taking it each game at a time.

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— View from the dugout

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It would dangerous to do anything else in a division where every team will start out aiming to be among those competing at the top end.

Everyone at the club have taken encouragement from the new signings we were able to make over the summer. It means we have intense competition for places in every area of the squad and I want to thank the chairman and the rest of the board for the support given to achieve that.

It is good to have more strength in depth because, as we discovered last season, every single player will be called on to do their bit.

The players who were already with us have the benefit of the experiences from the previous campaign to help them deal with what lies ahead of us. They know they will need to maintain high standards if we are to fulfil our ambitions.

Stay safe and enjoy the game.

Paul Hartley

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“ It is good to have more strength in depth because, as we discovered last season, every single player will be called on to do their bit.”

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MIDFIELDERS Connor Scully

Broque Watson

Blair Yule

Jamie Masson

Fraser Fyvie

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— Season 2021/22 statistics Date

Fixture

Game H/A

10/07/2021

Stirling Albion

PSC

H

13/07/2021

Hearts

PSC

A

17/07/2021

Peterhead

PSC

A

20/07/2021

Inverness CT

PSC

H

31/07/2021

Falkirk

SPFL1

A

07/08/2021

Queens Park

SPFL1

A

14/08/2021

East Fife

SPFL1

H

21/08/2021

Dumbarton

SPFL1

A

28/08/2021

Clyde

SPFL1

A H

11/09/2021

Montrose

SPFL1

18/09/2021

Peterhead

SPFL1

A

25/09/2021

Airdrieonians

SPFL1

H

02/10/2021

Alloa Athletic

SPFL1

A

16/10/2021

East Fife

SPFL1

A

23/10/2021

Clyde

SPFL1

H

30/10/2021

Queens Park

SPFL1

H

06/11/2021

Montrose

SPFL1

A

13/11/2021

Peterhead

SPFL1

H

20/11/2021

Airdrieonians

SPFL1

A

04/12/2021

Dumbarton

SPFL1

H

12/11/2021

Falkirk

SPFL1

A

18/12/2021

Alloa Athletic

SPFL1

H H

26/12/2021

East Fife

SPFL1

02/01/2022

Peterhead

SPFL1

A

08/01/2022

Clyde

SPFL1

A H

15/01/2022

Montrose

SPFL1

29/01/2022

Dumbarton

SPFL1

A

05/02/2022

Airdrieonians

SPFL1

H

12/02/2022

Queens Park

SPFL1

A

19/02/2022

Falkirk

SPFL1

H

26/02/2022

Alloa Athletic

SPFL1

A

05/03/2022

Peterhead

SPFL1

H H

12/03/2022

Clyde

SPFL1

19/03/2022

Montrose

SPFL1

A

26/03/2022

Airdrieonians

SPFL1

A H

02/04/2022

Queens Park

SPFL1

09/04/2022

Falkirk

SPFL1

A

16/04/2022

Alloa Athletic

SPFL1

H

23/04/2022

Dumbarton

SPFL1

H

30/04/2022

East Fife

SPFL1

A

F

A

Starting

Starting Starting

Starting

Starting

Starting

Starting Starting

Starting

Star

2

3

S.McKenzie

M.Neill

H.Milne (R.Thomas)

S.Ross

R.Strachan (C.Scully)

0

3

K.Gourlay

M.Neill

H.Milne (R.Thomas)

C.Scully (R.McAllister)

S.Ross (B.Watson)

B.Watson

B.Yule

R.McAllister (M.Megginson)

R.Draper

I.Vigu

B.Yule

M.Megginson

L.McIntosh

R.Draper

1

3

S.McKenzie

M.Neill

C.Scully

S.Ross

I.Vigu

B.Yule

M.Megginson1 (L.McIntosh)

D.Higgins (H.Milne)

R.McAllister (B.Watson)

R.Draper

3

1

K.Gourlay

M.Neill

H.Milne

C.Scully

I.Vigu

B.Yule1

M.Megginson1

L.McIntosh1 (R.McAllister)

R.Draper

I.Vigurs

R.Leitc (B.Wa

Name

Appearances

Goals

Position

Yellow

Red

Stuart McKenzie

2

0

GK

0

0

Kyle Gourlay

2

0

GK

0

0

Harry Milne

4

0

DF

2

0

Scott Ross

3

0

DF

0

0

Ryan Strachan

1

0

DF

0

0

Daniel Higgins

1

0

DF

0

0

Morgyn Neill

4

0

DF

0

0

Rhys Thomas

2

0

DF

0

0

Connor Scully

4

0

MF

1

0

Broque Watson

4

0

MF

1

0

rting

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Starting

Sub

Sub

Sub

Sub

Sub

Sub

Sub

Sub

Sub

Referee

AS1

AS2

ATT

urs

F.Fyvie

C.Scully

M.Megginson

R.Thomas

K.Gourlay

-

-

-

-

-

Barry Cook

Craig Ferguson

Harry Bruce

298

urs

F.Fyvie

B.Watson

R.McAllister

R.Thomas

S.McKenzie

-

-

-

-

-

Colin Steven

David McGeachie

Graham McNeillie

urs

R.Leitch (F.Fyvie)

H.Milne

B.Watson

L.McIntosh

F.Fyvie

K.Gourlay

-

-

-

-

Matthew MacDermid

Ralph Gordon

Graham Chambers

ch atson)

F.Fyvie

B.Watson

R.McAllister

S.McKenzie

-

-

-

-

-

-

Chris Graham

Greame Leslie

Chris Hobbs

2

Name

Appearances

Goals

Position

Yellow

Red

Blair Yule

4

1

MF

0

0

Jamie Masson

0

0

MF

0

0

Fraser Fyvie

4

2

MF

0

0

Iain Vigurs

4

0

MF

2

0

Ross Draper

4

0

MF

1

0

Robbie Leitch

2

0

MF

0

0

Mitchel Megginson

4

2

FW

1

0

Leighton McIntosh

3

1

FW

0

0

Rory McAllister

4

0

FW

0

0

506

PTAIN

’S VIE

W

CA

— Captain’s view

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“WE COULDN’T HAVE ASKED FOR A MORE EXCITING - OR CHALLENGING - START TO OUR SECOND LEAGUE ONE CAMPAIGN THAN A CLASH WITH FALKIRK.” As one of three full-time sides in our division, the Bairns will be among the favourites to gain promotion, so only our best will do if we are to get the result we want.

Knowing our fans are here today backing us will help. Having played a huge part in our journey from the Highland League up into the SPFL, it was a real shame our loyal band of supporters were then denied the opportunity to see the latter stages of our League Two campaign and the whole of last season’s fixtures too.

My big wish is that this season will at least remain interrupted, it’s the least our fans deserve for the way they still backed the club, whether that was by paying to watch games on Cove Rangers TV or simply sending us messages of support on social media.

Our hope is to improve on last season, when we made it to the Championship play-offs before falling just short of earning what would have been an astonishing third promotion in a row.

That won’t be easy because, as was shown last season, this is arguably the most competitive of the four SPFL divisions.

Our chances have obviously been enhanced by the quality of the signings made over the summer.

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— Captain’s view

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I’m sure our fans were as excited as I was to learn Shay Logan, who enjoyed an outstanding seven years with my former club Aberdeen, was the latest to agree to join us.

It was also great to see him accompanied by Jevan Anderson, another ex-Don, who has impressed all of us in training so far. As ever, we will be looking no further ahead than this afternoon’s game. It’s an approach that has served our club well over the years and will never change.

We would obviously have preferred to have gone into this match having also secured a place on the next round of the Premier Sports Cup. Unfortunately, our hopes of progressing were hindered due to the well documented problems we had with players being unavailable. It meant the Premier Cup campaign effectively became our preseason build-up, although the upside is we at least got some good minutes into our legs against some top class opposition.

We also ended on a high by beating Inverness Caledonian Thistle in our final group game, to ensure we approached our first league fixture in a positive frame of mind.

CYCR! Mitch Megginson

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— Club honours

Scottish League 2 Winners: 2019-20

Aberdeenshire Cup Winners: 2001-02, 2010-11, 2018-19

Highland League Winners: 2000-01, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2012-13, 201516, 2017-18, 2018-19

Runners-up: 1992-93, 1994-95, 2016-17, 2017-18

Runners-up: 1989-90, 1992-93, 1994-95, 1995-96, 2009-10, 2011-12, 2016-17 Scottish Qualifying Cup (North) Winners: 1990-91, 2000-01 Runners-up: 1988-89, 1991-92, 2001-02, 2003-04 Highland League Cup Winners: 1994-95, 1999-2000, 2004-05, 2014-15, 2016-17, 2018-19 Runners-up: 1990-91, 1992-93, 1995-96, 1997-98, 2005-06, 2007-08, 2011-12

Aberdeenshire Shield Winners: 1990-91, 2000-01, 2008-09, 2017-18 Runners-up: 1994-95, 2012-13, 2015-16 Aberdeenshire & District League Winners: 2000-01, 2008-09, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2014-15 Runners-up: 2006-07 Aberdeenshire Centenery Cup Runners-up: 1986-87 Inter-League Trophy Winners: 2001-02

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— Today’s team lines

Cove Rangers FC Manager - Paul Hartley

Falkirk FC Head Coach - Paul Sheerin

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Stuart McKenzie Morgyn Neill Harry Milne Connor Scully Scott Ross Ryan Strachan Broque Watson Blair Yule Mitchel Megginson (C) Jamie Masson Leighton McIntosh Daniel Higgins Rory McAllister Ross Draper Jevan Anderson Iain Vigurs Rhys Thomas Robbie Leitch Balint Demus Kyle Gourlay Fraser Fyvie Shay Logan

Robbie Mutch Ryan Williamson Paul Dixon Ben Hall Gary Miller Callumn Morrison Steven Heatherington Aidan Nesbitt Craig McGuffie Patrick Martin Luke Holt Jamie Wilson Leon McCann Seb Ross Aidan Keena Anton Dowds Blair Sneddon Charlie Telfer Brad McKay Ben Weekes Cameron Williamson Mackenzie Lemon

Today’s referee - Alan Newlands Today’s assistant referees - George King, Andy Gamble