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The Shipyard turned in a woeful defensive performance in the second half at Recreation Park to let their half-time lead slip as Eastvale ran out comfortable winners in the end. The Shipyard also ended up with nine men after two red cards in the final 7 minutes. Manager Whitehead selected the same team for the third game running, with only a couple of changes on the bench. Continue Reading
The Shipyard lost for the first time in eight league games as Cupar Hearts recorded a narrow 2-1 win at Recreation Park. The game finished in almost total darkness with the Shipyard pressing hard for an equaliser, however, Cupar held on to take the three points. The Shipyard were unchanged from Saturday with the returning Leishman and Russell taking their places on the bench. Continue Reading
The Shipyard kept up their good league form with a fine 4 – 0 victory over Fair City at Recreation Park on Saturday. With Leishman and Russell unavailable manager Whitehead brought Whyte and T. Williams back into the starting 11. Continue Reading
The Shipyard lost out in the cruellest of fashions, going out of the Scottish Brewers Cup on penalties to Lumphinnans after dominating the 90 minutes, only being denied by some excellent goalkeeping. Manager Whitehead made two changes to the team from last week with Cook and Russell replacing T.Williams and Dow. Lumphinnans had their usual array of ex- Shipyard players in their squad, all no doubt with something to prove in their minds. Continue Reading
The Shipyard produced a scintillating performance to blow away Kinross at The Myre scoring 3 goals in each half to record a fine 6 – 0 win. Manager Whitehead had almost a full squad to choose from including a couple of trialists, for the first meeting with Kinross this season. Continue Reading
The Shipyard bowed out of the Fife Cup after an extra-time defeat to Dalgety Bay in a match that could have been wrapped up by half-time, such was the dominance that the Shipyard had. As the match wore on injury and match fitness took its toll on the Shipyard players as Dalgety Bay dominated the extra-time period. Continue Reading
The Shipyard stretched their unbeaten run to 5 games after earning a deserved point in a 1-1 draw at Strathmiglo. The game was switched to Strathmiglo after Recreation Park was deemed unplayable on Friday afternoon. The Shipyard team showed one change from the last two weeks with the injured Lee Small being replaced by Mark Hamilton. Continue Reading
Football finally returned to Recreation Park on Saturday, as the Shipyard came out of cold storage, albeit thanks to Inverkeithing kindly agreeing to swap the fixture to Burntisland. The pitch was in fine condition with only the goalmouths a bit on the firm side. Manager Whitehead had a couple of trialists in his squad, though he was still missing players through suspension and injury. Continue Reading
