Burntisland Shipyard AFC

Burntisland Shipyard AFC

Full member of the Scottish Football Association

Top 5 news stories

  1. New Signing - Posted on January 21, 2012
  2. Fosters Fife Cup - Posted on November 23, 2011
  3. Player of the Year - Posted on August 23, 2011
  4. Shipyard v Fair City - Posted on August 14, 2011
  5. Shipyard find their shooting boots - Posted on August 6, 2011

Latest Match Reports

Jan 21

BURNTISLAND SHIPYARD. 8 STRATHMIGLO UNITED.1

Strath blown away in Shipyard onslaught

Strathmiglo were blown away by more than the strong wind as the Shipyard ran riot in the first half, taking a 6 – 0 lead into the break. It cannot be very often that a team wins 8 – 1 and the goalkeeper is the man of the match, however, that was the scenario today as Andy Martin enjoyed a remarkable match. The Shipyard starting eleven showed one change from last week with Grieve replacing the unavailable Cook. New signing Stuart Gray took his place amongst the substitutes. [Read the full report...]

Jan 14

Inverkeithing Hillfield Swifts. 0 Burntisland Shipyard. 2

Gutsy performance seals another win

A goal in added time from substitute Gordon Grieve, with the Shipyard having eight men on the field at the time, secured a deserved victory in a hard fought match at Ballast Bank. With Inverkeithing down to ten men having received one red card and the Shipyard having two sent off and Lee Small off injured with all subs used, Grieve raced onto a through ball, rounded the keeper and rolled the ball into the corner of the net from a tight angle, sending the Shipyard sideline wild with delight. The joy was subdued though with Small looking to be seriously injured again, in only his second game back. [Read the full report...]

Jan 7

Burntisland Shipyard. 8 Balgonie Scotia. 2

New year cheer as Shippy hit eight

The Shipyard kicked off the New Year in fine style beating Balgonie Scotia by 8 goals to 2 at Recreation Park after a five week layoff due to the weather and festive shut down. Another big plus for the Shipyard was the return of Lee Small who made his competitive debut for the season as a second half substitute, after suffering a bad leg break in a pre season friendly. The pitch was in good condition after the recent wet spell, with the strong wind that had blown over part of the perimeter fence, now drying out the pitch. [Read the full report...]

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