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Rutherglen Glencairn boss Willie Harvey was disappointed to only take a point from St Cadoc’s, and says his side were denied to stonewall penalties.

Gym Class Heroes’ co-founder and drummer Matt McGinley has donated the tree that is now currently on display in Rockefeller Center, New York City.The band, who reunited this autumn after a four year break, made headlines this week after McGinley and his wife donated a Christmas tree from their home in Vestal, New York City, to be displayed in the iconic New York location.The Norway Spruce measures 80 feet high and is 43 feet in diameter according to a report in Finger Lake Times. Rockefeller Center Head Gardener Erik Pauze, who is “always scouting” for potential trees to display saw it a year ago.The tree weighs 12 tonnes and is said to be 80 to 85 years old. It’s been decorated with over 50,000 multi-coloured lights and will remain on display in New York until January 13.You can see the tree here:CHRISTMAS at #RockafellerCenter ON NOW on @NBC #eastcoast channel.

Rutherglen Glencairn made their own luck to snatch a win over Neilston and jump up three places to 10th in the West of Scotland First Division, says boss Willie Harvey.

Rutherglen Glencairn thumped Thorniewood United 5-1 in the West of Scotland League First Division on Saturday, and boss Willie Harvey says it could have been more.

Willie Harvey admits Rutherglen Glencairn’s historic first venture into the Scottish Cup felt like a defeat after Kilwinning Rangers netted a stoppage time equaliser.

Rutherglen Glencairn boss Willie Harvey won’t go overboard with some pre-season cup wins – because they’re heading into a “cut-throat” league.

Rutherglen Glencairn were left stunned after Hurlford United produced a superb second half display to earn victory in the West of Scotland Premier Division.

A last-gasp victory over Cumnock Juniors provides a confidence boost - and Matt McGinley hopes Rutherglen Glencairn can build on that to go one game closer to the Scottish Cup.