Another week and no shortage of lads trying to fight their way into my team of the week.

Four seasons in and the Squad of the Week has grown arms, legs, and opinions.

That’s where Hugh Dunnit steps in.

He doesn’t do polite applause — he picks the lads who made things happen: effort, impact, and a touch of grit. No heatmaps. No faff. Just standards.

Hugh Dunnit — GCFA Team of the Week

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Built on Impact — Picked for Goal Threat

RB – Teejay McCluskey (Rutherglen Glencairn)

Played out of position and still delivered a MOTM-level shift. Stood up defensively and didn’t blink.

CB – Jordan Kennedy (Corinthians)

Didn’t put a foot wrong and shut out Clydebank’s forwards. Leadership, calmness, and proper distribution.

CB – Paddy McGroarty (Clydeside Athletic)

Old-school centre-half display. Won everything, organised the line, took control of the area.

LB – David Hain (Clydeside Athletic)

Handled a pacey winger, defended well all game, and added quality going forward.

MIDFIELD THREE

CM – Kyle Campbell (Camby Milan)

A 35-yard free-kick goal and constant threat on the ball. One of the most decisive midfielders of the weekend.

CM – Josh Flood (Corinthians)

Covered the park, spoiled attacks, and kept the ball moving into dangerous areas. MOTM from his coach.

CM – Robbie Hay (Remo FC)

The engine. Wins 50/50s, drives the game, keeps standards high. Big contributions all over the pitch.

FRONT THREE — GOAL THREAT

Hugh’s priority this week.

RW – Daniel (Burnhill FC)

Four goals. Four. Carried the attacking threat from start to finish. Automatic pick.

ST – Graeme McCallum (Clydebank SMFC)

Ran the line, won the penalty, and scored it. Hard work, pressure moments, proper centre-forward shift.

LW – Stephen Lavery (Third Lanark AFC)

Came off the bench and finished the game with two well-taken goals. Clinical and decisive.

🔁 Bench

BENCH (IMPACT PICKS)

• GK: Michael Clasper (Thirds) – clean sheet, organised, steady.

• DEF: Sufyan (Burnhill) – strong at CB, tidy in the air.

• MID: Brandon McAuley (Camby Milan) – constant threat, unlucky not to get a hat-trick.

• MID: Chris Wilson (Thirds) – terrorised the full-back, created the opener.

• STR: Alan Duncan (Clydeside Athletic) – goal + strong hold-up play.

Priestly is having some season, and Saturday was another marker.
My manager of the week inspired a five-star performance that dismantled title challengers River Nevis.

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