Sean Fergus: Last News

Luncarty manager Robbie Holden finally witnessed the clinical performance he knew his side was capable of.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Robbie Holden admits he had no complaints about the result after Luncarty lost to Glenrothes on Saturday afternoon.And now the Bleachers boss is challenging his players to use the disappointment as motivation to kick-start another impressive run.The Perthshire men sat top of the Conference B table prior to kick-off having netted victory in all six of their opening league fixtures.But they went down 2-1 at Brownlands Park with the visitors grabbing the winner through Blair Smart as the final whistle approached.Murray Carstairs had given Glenrothes the upper hand on 54 minutes before Sean Fergus levelled

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Luncarty moved through the gears in the second half to hit Newburgh for six on Saturday.And that meant the Bleachers have now steered themselves to five straight Conference B victories.The visitors did make life difficult in the first half at Brownlands Park but a 42nd minute finish from Fraser Mills broke the deadlock.After the break, Chris Anton, Sean Fergus, Scott Mollison, Kyle Green and James Yates put Luncarty firmly in the driving seat.“We didn’t start the game well,” said manager Robbie Holden.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Luncarty marked their introduction to the East of Scotland League by finding the back of the net NINE times.The Conference B trip to Peebles Rovers presented somewhat of an unknown quantity for the Brownlands Park men following their move away from the junior ranks.But a determined performance opened the new chapter in style, much to the delight of manager Robbie Holden.Hat-tricks were bagged by Chris Anton and Kieran Donald, the latter only entering the action on the hour mark, while Sean Fergus claimed a double and Fraser Mills the other.Bleachers boss Holden hailed the desire of his players to keep