Graeme Robertson: Last News

East Kilbride United are set to install a new 4G pitch at Kirktonholme Pavilion next year after securing £800,000 in funding.

East Kilbride YM dedicated their win over St Mungo’s to late club stalwart Les Goodfellow as clubs across the Caledonian League held a minute’s silence in his memory on Saturday.

South Lanarkshire Council has been accused of "bigoted hatred" by a flute band, after refusing to allow a busy street to be decorated with flags for an Orange parade on Saturday.

East Kilbride YM have taken the decision to postpone their centenary ‘Old Crocks Day’ at Kirktonholme amid the worst wave of Covid they have seen since the start of the pandemic.

A man has been hospitalised after three men attacked him in his own home.

Ross Anderson, Kyle Rankin, Max Foster, Connor Paton, Ryan McLean, Cammy McCulloch and Ross McDonagh.

East Kilbride YM fear amateur football is “an afterthought” for the SFA after the grassroots game was pushed further into lockdown. The club have been out of action since October 3 when they lost 2-1 to Thorn Athletic in their Caledonian League opener due to Covid restrictions on the amateur game.Currently, YM will only be allowed to return when the tiered system drops to level two – while the professional game continues during the pandemic.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.Hardworking Dumbarton FC fans helped to spruce up the Sons home last week, as the club continued preparations for the start of the new football season in October.A hardy band of volunteers gave up their time last Thursday to ensure that Sons’ C&G Systems Stadium will look spick and span when professional sport eventually returns to G82.Supporters Brian Ferguson, Andrew Brown, Graeme Robertson, Katrina Watson, Grant Hamilton, Douglas Allan, Dylan Ellis, Chloe Louise, Denise Currie, Jo McBride, Cameron McIlroy, Max Clarke, Fraser Mullen and Tom Arnott got to work on a variety of tasks, from cleaning some of the 2000 seats in the ground, to tidying up the trophy

East Kilbride United hopes to have their new pitches in place within the next eight weeks despite the impact of the coronavirus outbreak. The town’s oldest club, East Kilbride YM – in conjunction with East Kilbride YC – are set to complete work on the Kirktonholme Playing Fields and Pavilion before the return of grassroots football.

An amateur football club in East Kilbride are offering help to elderly members in the community most at risk from the Coronavrus epidemic.