Saturday Morning Standards — Five Touchline Mentions That Set the Tone ⭐
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This isn’t about ranking managers or handing out titles. It’s a snapshot of who set standards on returning GCFA Saturday — results earned, decisions made, jobs done.
This week’s touchline mentions from Saturday morning:
🔵 James McKnight – Clydeside Athletic
James McKnightClydeside AthleticJames McKnight oversaw a composed team performance as Clydeside Athletic recorded a big Bunrigh Cup win over Cumbernauld Pumas.
🔵 Ross Methven – Lokomotiv
Ross MethvenLokomotiv GlasgowRoss Methven guided Lokomotiv to a strong win over Busby AFC, The win over Busby was a real statement and shows that Loko’s can mix it with anyone in the league.
🔵 John Mullen – Knightswood AFC
John MullenKnightswood AFCJohn oversaw his team’s big league victory over Clydebank Red Star. The gaffer pulled a rabbit out the hat with a dominating win over his league rivals.
⚪ Alan Sharp – PSP
Alan SharpPSPSharpy led his team to a big victory over rivals Glasgow Island at Scotstoun Sports Centre. An extra time winner for Sharp’s men could prove crucial in the premier league title race.
⚪️ Ryan Stewart – Port Glasgow Boys Club
Ryan StewartPort Glasgow Boys ClubRyan and his team produced another fine victory on Saturday as they beat Southside United. That big win gets them back on track after last Saturday’s shock defeat to Rhu Colts.
Saturday morning standards are back. As the season reaches its decisive phase, the level and intensity across these pitches has been as strong as anything we’ve seen in recent seasons.
🗳️ If you’re picking one from the list, who stood out for you?
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