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Maryhill FC Results Booklet 1884 to 2009Maryhill FC Results Booklet 1884 to 2009 (book)

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This booklet lists the results of Maryhill Football Club from its original formation in 1884 until the end of season 2008/09. Maryhill FC play in the Maryhill area of Glasgow, Scotland. At the time of their formation Maryhill was a village on the outskirts of the city. Maryhill are classed as a ‘Junior’ club, this is not a reference to the age of the players as the majority are semi-professional. In the late 19th century Maryhill FC had a few years as a ‘Senior’ club playing against the likes of Rangers, Queens Park, Partick Thistle etc. During its time the club has had many famous players including Tommy Burns, Danny McGrain, Paul Wilson and Jim Casey (all Celtic), David Meiklejohn who features in the Glasgow Rangers ‘Hall of Fame’, Aberdeen legend Donald Coleman and Jimmy Spiers who captained and scored the only goal when Bradford City won the FA cup for the only time in their history. The content includes as many games as I could find, dates and goal scorers as well as trophies won.

Up and down the HillUp and down the Hill (book)

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This book is a history of Maryhill Football Club, founded in 1884 in Glasgow, Scotland. At the time of their formation Maryhill was a village on the outskirts of the city. Maryhill are classed as a ‘Junior’ club, this is not a reference to the age of the players as the majority are semi-professional. In the late 19th century Maryhill FC had a few years as a ‘Senior’ club playing against the likes of Rangers, Queens Park, Partick Thistle etc. The club has produced many Scottish international players - Danny McGrain, Tommy Burns, Paul Wilson (all Celtic), David Meiklejohn (Rangers), Bradford City's FA cup winning captain and goalscorer Jimmy Speirs, Aberdeen's first capped player Willie Lennie and Dons legend Donald Colman. Contains photographs, results, goal scorers and items from former players and managers.

The Maryhill Hibernians StoryThe Maryhill Hibernians Story (book)

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This is the history of Maryhill Hibernians Football Club who were formed in 1923. The club disbanded in 1939 but immediately re-formed as Maryhill Harp. They played in Junior football in Scotland which is a semi-professional level. Many Maryhill Hibs/Harp players went to Senior clubs the main one being Glasgow Celtic. Maryhill Harp folded in 1967 when the local council decided to use their ground for housing. It also includes photographs, results, goalscorers etc.