Jack Crawford

Scotland

Sports Reporter at Dumbarton & Vale Of Leven Reporter

Contributor at Freelance

Media @DumbartonFC, freelance for Clyde and Forth press. Wrestling fan and #NFFC supporter. 🐘🌳

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Neilston return to winning ways after thrashing rivals 4-0

1 week ago | barrheadnews.com | Jack Crawford

Andy Whiteford (Image: Supplied) Neilston returned to winning ways in the Second Division with an impressive 4-0 win at Maryhill on Saturday. The Farmer’s Boys had drawn their last four games before they travelled to the form team in the division, but two goals in either half secured a comfortable victory for Andy Whiteford’s side.
Arthurlie boss relishing hectic schedule after seven points from nine

1 week ago | barrheadnews.com | Jack Crawford

Kevin Rutkiewicz (Image: Supplied) Arthurlie manager Kevin Rutkiewicz is keen for his side to embrace their hectic schedule as his first week in charge of the club resulted in seven points out of nine towards their promotion bid. ‘Lie were left scunnered last weekend when a last-gasp goal from top-of-the-table Renfrew meant the points were shared at New Western Park, but they have responded impressively with a midweek 6-0 win over Ashfield and a 2-1 win at Maybole on Saturday.
Neilston held to draw in promotion battle at Cambuslang

3 weeks ago | barrheadnews.com | Jack Crawford

Andy Whiteford (Image: Supplied) Neilston drew their third game in a row as they were held to a 2-2 draw against Cambuslang Rangers on Saturday. The Farmer’s Boys took the lead twice at Somervell Park but were pegged back on both occasions. Calum Bryan and David Donnelly were both on the scoresheet for Andy Whiteford’s troops, with the home side battling back to share the points.
Arthurlie manager leaves club by mutual consent after Cumbernauld defeat

1 month ago | barrheadnews.com | Jack Crawford

Arthurlie FC have confirmed that boss Colin Reilly has left the club by mutual consent (Image: Newsquest) Arthurlie manager Colin Reilly has left the side by mutual consent following their third successive defeat and blank in front of goal. The Dunterlie Park side were beaten 1-0 by Cumbernauld United on Saturday with a second-half goal from Lewis Mackie the difference between the sides.
Clydebank boss admits 'disappointment' after St Cadoc's draw

2 months ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Jack Crawford

Clydebank manager Gordon Moffat admits he was disappointed not to pick up all three points against St Cadoc’s on Saturday, despite his side maintaining top spot and their unbeaten run in the league. Bankies and St Cadoc’s battled to an entertaining 1-1 draw at Holm Park with both teams having chances to win the game throughout the course of the afternoon.
Clydebank boss names one regret from Hibs clash as he praises supporters

Jan 22, 2025 | clydebankpost.co.uk | Jack Crawford

Clydebank manager Gordon Moffat admits he has only one regret as his side were knocked out of the Scottish Cup on Saturday – he couldn’t give the club's supporters a goal to celebrate. The Bankies travelled to Hibernian looking to pull off one of the biggest cup shocks in the competition's history but it wasn’t to be as the hosts ran out 3-0 winners at Easter Road.
'Experience helps': Clydebank boss to lean older players for Hibs fixture

Jan 15, 2025 | clydebankpost.co.uk | Jack Crawford

Gordon Moffat (Image: Ronnie Murphy) Clydebank manager Gordon Moffat admits he will be leaning on the experienced members of his squad ahead of this weekend's Scottish Gas Scottish Cup fixture with Hibernian. The Bankies travel to Easter Road for their first match against a top-flight club in nearly 25-years, which was also a Scottish Cup tie with Hibs.
'We have to enjoy it': Clydebank boss praises fans ahead of cup clash

Jan 14, 2025 | clydebankpost.co.uk | Jack Crawford

Clydebank manager Gordon Moffat has dedicated this Saturday’s Scottish Cup fourth-round tie with Hibernian to the club's loyal supporters. Over 2,000 Bankies are set to make the trip to the capital this weekend as they prepare to take on top-flight opposition for the first time in nearly 25 years. It’s the latest chapter in a fairytale story for the Holm Park side after becoming members of the Scottish FA again in 2021, 19 years after their last game in the senior setup of Scottish football.
Still Crazy After All These Years

Dec 5, 2024 | cbc.ca | Devin Heroux |Jack Crawford

Jack Crawford's approach to skiing evokes comparisons to Canada's alpine legends of the past (Getty Images) Jack Crawford sits inside the shiny, state-of-the-art $13-million Georgian Peaks ski lodge near Collingwood, Ont., looking out the massive picture windows at the hills he grew up on. It’s late October, so there’s no snow cover yet, but he’s reminiscing about the adventures he had on the steep icy runs of the southern Ontario ski club, and how he fell in love with skiing at the age of...
Clydebank manager highlights 'dream' Scottish Cup draw after Buckie Thistle victory

Dec 2, 2024 | clydebankpost.co.uk | Jack Crawford

Clydebank boss Gordon Moffat insists his side being drawn against Hibernian in the fourth round of the Scottish Cup is a reward for all those involved with the club. A brace from Nicky Little against Highland League side Buckie Thistle on Saturday put Bankies in the hat for Monday evening’s draw where they were handed a tie against the Easter Road side next month.