You won't believe what this stadium is built upon...
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2023
- I visited Lugar in Ayshire to watch another football match in the bottom tier of Scottish football! I saw Lugar Boswell Thistle v Saltcoats Victoria in the West of Scotland League.
This is grassroots, non league football at it's finest!
#football #soccer #scotland #nonleague 
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Wait until the end to check out my "battles of the bottom tier" playlist!
I’ve got a game, you should go and watch Merryhill FC It is a good football game to watch or or go to Ashfield FC also a good football game to watch👍
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I honestly believe it is that good Sam.
Johnstone Burgh
& Thorn Athletic
next Sam. please my local clubs from back home.
Alan Shields
Hamilton
South Lanarkshire
Scotland.
go into it in the 5th of august
Can you go to girvan fc when there at home
@@georgerae7065girvan is not in the bottom tier
Absolutely love the manager's attitude and dedication to keeping his team together. Really hope it works out for them and they get some players in and a bit of stability
Hi Sam, good to meet you yesterday and thanks again for all the good work. We really appreciate the publicity you give to the lower levels of football as well as the top of the tree. Stories like Lugar and Saltcoats show community football at it's best. If anyone wonders why we keep doing it against all odds, just visit your local club, the optimism that there's always better days ahead will rub off on you. Kennie Young.
This is heartbreaking watching Saltcoats but the manager enthusiasm is infectious. Loved the lugar massive. I’m sure Saltcoats will turn a corner. Great video.
What a brilliant video. What a brilliant club. Great to see youngsters taking such a big interest and playing a part in generating interest with socials. Fair play to them all.👍👍👏👏👏
ive played amateur level for a good 10 years and the spirit and dedication shown at the lower end of scottish football needs exposure! your doing fantastic work on your channel with bringing a spotlight to it!
This is amazing. I used to report on the Lugar Boswell Thistle matches for the Cumnock Chronicle. My first first date with my wife was at one of their home matches. I have a few fond memories of this tiny village, and the matches. The hospitality of these clubs is wonderful. My funniest memory is taking my wife into the club house to enjoy the hospitality after the match, and being confronted by a naked player heading for the showers. (It was a rear view).
And yet I never knew this about the club. I enjoyed this video so much. Thankyou for all your hard work.
Those boys supporting Lugar were something else.
Great video Sam, loved the wee bit at the end where they didn’t know “we’re gonna win the league” 😂😂 magic
Haha I had to leave that bit in. Poor lad singing on his own 🤣
Teams at this level give an opportunity for youngsters to learn and hopefully improve so they can go on and have a decent career in semi professional football at a higher level.
loving your videos on lower junior clubs and all your knowledge on football cheers
That is why Scotland is one of the real respective innovative nations in the world and this is one of the real grassroots' football which is of course,can only be found in the respective Lower and Non League Football,good friends!!!I am planning to watch the Lower and Non League Scottish football,just like the top tier league,good friends!!!LONG LIVE,SCOTTISH FOOTBALL!!!🏴
Cheers Depek! Thanks for watching as per usual!
@@FootyAdventures Thanks and you are welcome,good friend!!!🏋️♂️
Amazing video . Never was interested in Scottish football until i started watching your videos
A great choice of game for this video Sam! A very interesting story of the history of Lugar, and the fascinating but in a way sad story of the struggles of Saltcoats Vics. Hope they can get some players signed and get back to their best, will be keeping an eye out for them.
Yet another good video from you Sam, keep up the good work!
Struck gold again, Sam. I paid my first visit there last season on a lovely sunny day. Great place to watch football
Hi Sam, great video, the step Ladders are to hand he nets up 👍
Always love your coverage of the lower leagues here, top tier content as per! Hope to see you at Forthbank again this season, mon the Binos! 🔴
Cheers mate! And yeah I’ll come back soon. You’ve been on fire in the league cup this year 👏🏼
@@FootyAdventures Class mate! Yeah I actually choose to go camping when we beat St Johnstone 0-4... I've had a nightmare there haha
Love these videos! So many gems in the bottom tiers!
Hiya Sam, good vlog this one, I liked the song at 16.20 into the vlog, please keep up the bottom Tier in Scotland vlogs up, there good, don't forget Cleator Moor Celtic, don't forget Carlisle United are at home on Saturday 5th August versus Fleetwood Town,3PM kick off,(Sorry Sam I said Morecambe) but its definitely Fleetwood, this is Choppy in Whitehaven, Cumbria, England
Superb content Sam. Love the passion from everyone involved and the history . Proper grass roots, with midges!
Great stuff as ever Sam, my last groundhopping trip a few weeks ago i took in Forres Mechanics ,Keith and Inverurie Loco Works, i bumped into a fellow groundhopper at Forres and he mentioned Lugar as a fabulous ground. Duly noted and can't wait to pay them a visit
One of the most significant amateur football clubs in the United Kingdom is Corinthian-Casuals Football Club. The club was formed in 1939 by the merger of two renowned amateur clubs, Corinthian FC and Casuals FC.
Corinthian-Casuals gained prominence due to their unique style of play and their commitment to the Corinthian spirit, which emphasized fair play and sportsmanship. Corinthian FC, founded in 1882, was known for its elegant, attacking football and influential role in developing the sport's early rules. Casuals FC, established in 1883, was famed for its adventurous and free-flowing style of play.
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Corinthian-Casuals has also enjoyed notable successes on the field. In the 2018-2019 season, they achieved promotion to the Isthmian League Premier Division, which is considered the seventh tier of the English football league system. Their rise through the non-league pyramid has garnered attention and admiration from football enthusiasts.
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All the young team keeping the place bouncing!😂Class,reminds me of my youthful days going to see the bully wee with my mates when they were division 2! Spent nearly 90 mins banging the seats and stands and giving the away fans pelters!Good times 😊
Lovin' your content - this one takes me back to my playing days 50 years ago in local football. I've shared the link on my club's Fan's Forum as a recommend, hope it generates some interest. Keep it up!
Next video - - Sam signs as Director of the club and Sam's sponsors fund the journey -
The Next Netflix SportsDrama , born on RUclips !!!! ???
Love this idea!!
@@FootyAdventures You could do it 100% with a gofundme type of thing, Sam, you've built an immense community, I'd send money now if this idea comes to fruition !! xxx PLEASE DO IT !
Hi Sam, enjoyable video as ever. Alexander Fleming didn't invent Penicillin but he discovered it in 1928
wow-that's a proper ground,,,,,keep up with the awesome vids -from a Swansea City supporter
Brave Save of the season already it need archived
Step ladder is usually to hang the nets Sam 😂 watched the last video and noticed you mentioned it again!
Really enjoy these videos of the smaller clubs! Good stuff!
What a brilliant video. This is one of my favourite RUclips channels. Thanks so much for your efforts. 👍🏻😊
brilliant Sam the old stepladders for the net 😂
I prefer these lower leauge Scottish/welsh/Irish vids, more remote the better
can we just have this channel following saltcoats every week now pls
That ground looks beautiful! I will defo have to pay it a visit this season. Great content as always Sam
Awsome videos, Its nice hearing the histoyr aswee
Excellent.....as usual.👏😀
The dedication for the love of the clubs and the game and it's fans ! I'd rather watch this than watch a big team !
Support your local club !
Great stuff as usual. Keep 'em coming.
Played for lugar for a year and a half and never had a clue about this 😂😂
Fair play to you Sam, loving this, especially as it is a follow up to the Saltcoats visit and get an update on their player situation. The pitch here is so picturesque also. Much prefer these matches and stories around them to the pampered millionaire footballers in their state of the art stadia we are normally fed.
What a picturesque ground.
Great video Sam keep it up 👍
Thanks, will do!
These lowers leagues are the best. Its all a sense of community and true love for the local team. Can't believe Rangers never or reraly won a game against this team. Great video.
What an epic channel ! Great stuff !
Enjoyable watch
Lugar stadium reminds me of a cymru premier stadium with the scenery in the background
Go to ardeer thistle mate next in stevenston cracking we stadium Ross Stewart who plays with Sunderland played for them before he went to Ross county
Great stuff again.
Hello mate, I met you briefly on the last Scottish ground hop and I am a Sunderland fan who has done all the Scottish league grounds. Speaking of bottom of the pyramid, I have an idea for a video for you at some point this coming season. There is a newly formed team just entered the North Riding Premier Division which is not the bottom of the English pyramid but its level 11 so pretty low. North Riding is one of the old 'ridings' of Yorkshire and mostly covers what is now Cleveland/Teesside area and down the coast to Whitby. The twist is they are going to be playing their home games in a Stadium that is bigger than a quarter of the grounds in the English Premier League. Its bigger than Craven Cottage, Turf Moor, Brentford Community Stadium, Vitality Stadium and Kenilworth Road. The team is Darlington United and they have agreed a lease to play at Darlington FC's old ground which is now owned by Mowden Park Rugby club. I know you did a video on this ground in the past but this is a fantastic opportunity to actually see a live game there. I saw quite a few games there in the days when Darlington played there against my teams Sunderland and Gateshead. The games v Sunderland were pre season friendlies whereas Gateshead played Darlo in the league and in an FA Trophy semi final.
Just to answer a question you posed early in the video,Lugar were relegated from Division Three last season and this is their first season in Division Four.But I’m absolutely sure they will be going back to Division Three after this season
another great vid...btw the stepladders are for putting the nets up
Loved to have you Sam. Hope you join us again for winning the league 😉🎉
In your future plans, if you get out to Juventus, I’d love to see the stadium tour. In your honest opinion, would you say Santiago Bernabaeu (probably spelt that wrong) or The Camp Nou is the better stadium?
@footyAdventures you must come to Carluke Rovers soon. In the same league as these 2 teams.
Vids are so entertaining
amazed by how the pitch look so good..
Didn’t actually know that the clubs use club officials to do the lines in the lower tiers, I always thought it would be match officials on the lines too
Reason being is there isn’t enough officials to cover every game in the Scottish Leagues,so they only cover the top Divisions with the full complement of linesmen and a referee with the bottom 4 Divisions using club officials to run the line
I love Scottish football
Great video about a great old club. The titles wrong of course but a nice story all the same.
Think u need to start taking ur kit with you to these games lol
A lovely little myth about the club football thing. Nonsense, but cute ☺️
Sheffield Football Club formed formed some 20 years before Lugar.
Didn't claim to be the first Football 'Club'. It's where the term for a Football being known as a 'Club' or 'Club Baw' (Club Ball) came from. A proper full sized leather football as opposed to an inferior cheap version used for kick abouts.
A couple of miles away from me and I knew none of this!
Get down there and check out a game if you can!
@@FootyAdventures I might bring my boots!
If that's Kenny Young I'd hate to see Kenny Auld
Sam can u do an interview at maryhill lochburn in near future and hopefully int the manager
❤
Good video
Thanks
come to muirkirk juniors in muirkirk we have a lot of famous people including the man who invented tac mark
Naw
@@Jaxsonb970 its true look it up lol
Is he Nuhin
Hi Sam, why not do a feature.on the oldest football club in the world (probably)
The football club of Edinburgh if they were still going they would be 200 years old next year.
There are still remnants of the stadium,somewhere in Edinburgh.
King Kenny of Logan.
you have to do Ardour Thistle from Stevenson
Ardeer
Sam u should try a Scotch pie in a roll with brown sauce
Non league football one day and European football the next, the RUclips 🐐
Mon the craigmark
Mon the lugar
Doesn’t look like Sheffield FC to me
I think you misunderstand, but it was explained. 7:22
@@crashingdown6924An explanation was provided. It's nonsense. But it was there.
@@lowricusack4635 its not nonsense, your all misunderstanding it has nothing to do with a football club called Sheffield fc or whoever but the term "club football" as in a literal football belonging to a club.
@@crashingdown6924 like club crest, or club shirt or club room. These are just possessive terms for items. It's not exactly ground breaking to have 'invented' that term. That's just language!
@@lowricusack4635 who coined all those? Do we know?
England invented arsaholiness.
Hey Sam why don't you try getting into a squad?
return to derry as were bout to make european history
Proper fitba.
Translate to English 🤣🤣🤣 😂😂😂😂