Evening Telegraph (First Edition)

Riverside look forward to a night of nostalgia

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RIVERSIDE Athletic host their Generation­s Sportsman’s Dinner this Saturday.

The event goes ahead at Dundee Indoor Bowling Club. Speakers are former Scotland World Cup goalkeeper Alan Rough and comedian Tam Cowan.

MIDLANDS

Davie Wemyss, for so long one of the main men at the helm of, arguably, Dundee’s most successful amateur football club, commented: “Tickets are going well but we still have a couple of tables available.

“The whole theme of the evening is to bring back players from all our different eras, which started in the early 1970s.

“In particular, we would be keen to hear from players from the Sunday Welfare team which won five different trophies in the 1973-74 years.

“Then, after we switched to the Angus Amateur FA to play Saturday football, we won four championsh­ips, in addition to our very first North of Tay Cup success.

“In the years 1985-87, we were a Midlands AFA outfit and won the top title twice, and the North of Tay Cup again.

“It would be great to have players from these eras at the event, in addition, of course, to all other seasons and for all first and second-team players.”

For queries and/or ticket informatio­n, contact Davie (07847 366110) or Chris ‘JJ’ Thomson (07843 929503).

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Barnhill AFC play in th Midlands AFA George Buckman Premier Division.

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