The Oban Saints team who won the Oban & District league championship in 1972. Bock Row (L to R)
 Ewan MacFarlane (trainer), Hugh Carmichael, Angus MacKinnon, George McLuckie, Alan Morrison,
 David Doak, John Plunkett, Sandy Cameron, John Ledwidge (treasurer). Front Row (L to R) David
Buchanan, Iain Steele, Archie MacDougall, Ivor Clark, Willie Madej and Henrik Madej (manager)

Oban Saints played a Mid Argyll Select to open the new Argyll & Bute Hospital Park in Lochgilphead
 during the 1970s. The Oban side (in white) are Back Row (L to R) - Sandy Cameron, David Buchanan,
 Iain Steele, John Kirkpatrick, George McLuckie. Front Row (L to R) - Willie Madej, Peter Bush,
Ivor Clark, Alan Morrison (black),  Mark Mason, Henrik Madej and Robert Clark.

Oban Saints and a team of Scottish 'All Stars'  face the camera in 1978. The 'All Stars' team included
George 'Dandy' McLean (Rangers) along with Scottish Internationalists John Hughes and Billy McNeill
 (both Celtic). The Saints squad (in white) Back Row (L to R) David Buchanan, John MacEachen,
Willie Madej, Eric Smith, Peter Clark, Peter MacDougall. Front Row (L to R) Peter MacCallum,
 David Thomson, Robert Clark, Nigel Evans, Ronnie Welsh, Peter Laird and John Plunkett.

Saints captain Nigel Evans leads his team out against the Scottish 'All Stars'.
The Oban side won the match 5-2.

Oban Saints won the Scottish Amateur Football League Division Six league title in 1979. Back Row
(L to R) Torquil Telfer (treasurer), David Buchanan (manager), Iain Nicholson (president) Willie Madej,
David Thomson, Peter MacCallum, George McLuckie, Jim Beatie (vice-president), Donald Black, Hamish
Mathieson, Peter Clark, Eric Smith, David Livingston, John Buchanan (chairman), John Ledwidge (social
convener). Front Row (L to R) Neil MacIntyre, Marek Madej, Matthew MacMaster, Calum Stewart, Billy
 Russell, John Plunkett, Scott Buchanan (mascot), David MacLeod, Robert Clark,
Norman Carmichael and Ronnie Welsh

Oban Saints won the Scottish Amateur League's Top Score Trophy in 1988. Back Row (L to R) Stewart
Duncan, Finlay O' Rourke, Alan MacPhail, David Dunlop, David MacLeod, Iain Alexander, Andrew
 Wilson, Alan MacDougall. Front Row (L to R) Tony Kersley, Keith MacCallum, Donald MacLennan,
Tommy Shields, Colin Welsh and Eric Smith.

Oban Saints played against a Celtic Profesional Youth team at Mosfield Stadium, Oban in 1982.
Among the Celtic squad that day were Pat Bonnar, John Halpin , Willie McStay, Mark Reid and
David Moyes, now manager of Manchester United. Celtic won the game 3-2. Scorers for Saints were Matthew
MacMaster and George McLuckie

Saints retained the Mansell Memorial Trophy against Kinlochleven United in 1990: Back Row
(L to R) John Buchanan, chairman, John Fegan, Eric Smith, David Archibald, Colin Welsh, Alan
MacPhail, Stewart Duncan, Alistair MacLaren. Front Row (L to R) Jimmy MacPhee, Donald
MacLennan, Keith MacCallum, Donald MacVicar, Alan MacDougall and Alex MacVicar. 
The other trophy on display is the Argyll and Bute Cup which the club also won that year.

Saints won the Mansell Memorial Trophy in 1989 defeating Kinlochleven United 5-1. Back Row
 (L to R) Stewart Duncan, Jim Small, Colin Welsh, Neil Allan, Finlay O'Rourke, David Dunlop,
 Iain Alexander, Eric Smith. Front Row (L to R) Tommy Shields, Alan MacDougall, Donald
MacLennan, Keith MacCallum, David MacLeod and Mark Welsh.

Oban Saints won the SAFL Division One championship in 1992. Back Row (L to R) John MacEachen
(Keyline Oban branch manager) Eric Smith, Scott Buchanan, Alan MacPhail, Colin Welsh, David
Dunlop, Finlay O'Rourke, David Archibald, Stewart Duncan, Gordon MacIntyre, John Buchanan
(chairman). Front Row (L to R) Jimmy MacPhee, Darin Bryars, Andrew Wilson, Keith MacCallum,
David Buchanan (manager), Donald MacLennan, David MacLeod, Mark Welsh and Alan MacDougall.

Saints pictured with the Keyline Challenge Cup which they won in 1994. Back Row (L to R) David
Buchanan (secretary), Alistair MacLaren, (No 1 supporter) Brian McGleish, David Dunlop, Angus
MacEachan and John MacEachan (Keyline representatives). Middle Row (L to R) Iain Jackson
(player/manager) Finlay O'Rourke, Andrew Wilson, Allan MacLellan, Stewart Duncan and Colin
Campbell. Front Row (L to R) Frank Beaton, Steven MacLeod (mascot), David MacLeod, Steven
Plunkett, Keith MacCallum, Colin MacCallum (mascot), Andy MacLeod, Donald MacLennan
and Colin 'Shuggie' Campbell.

Oban Saints, first ever winners of the Premier Division Two league championship in 1994. Back Row
 (L to R): Iain Jackson (player/manager), David Dunlop and Brian McGleish. Middle Row (L to R):
 John Buchanan (chairman), Angus MacEachan (Keyline - sponsors), David MacLeod, Finlay
 O'Rourke Stewart Duncan, Allan MacLellan and David Buchanan (secretary). Front Row (L to R):
Andrew Wilson, Andy MacLeod, Keith MacCallum, Donald MacLennan and Frank Beaton

Oban Saints won the Argyll and Bute Cup in 1996 at the Ropework Park, Lochgilphead. Back Row
(L to R) Scott Buchanan, Scott Jones, Archie Mitchell, Brian McGleish, David Buchanan (manager),
Derek Millar, Mark MacCallum, Colin Campbell, Ross Maitland, David Dunlop. Front Row (L to R)
Graeme Niven, Martin Penrose, Keith MacCallum, Darin Bryars, Donald MacLennan, Malcolm
Croarkin and Stewart Duncan.

Saints goalkeeper David Dunlop challenges for a high ball with Clydebank's Paul Lovering during
 a friendly match at Mossfield Stadium in 1998. Unfortunatley, the Scottish First Division team,
who made several trips to Oban, folded a few years ago.

Oban Saints were the first Argyll team to win the Scottish Amateur League Premier Division One
 League Championship in 1998. Pictured are manager Iain Jackson (left) and club secretary David
 Buchanan (right) with former Scotland head coach and Preston North End manager Craig Brown
who handed over the handsome trophy at a civic reception given by Argyll and Bute Council.

Saints pictured with their new away kit for 1998 supplied by sponsors Keyline Building Merchants:
 Back Row (L to R): David Buchanan (secretary), Colin Campbell, Iain Jackson (player/manager),
 Finlay ORourke, Scott Jones, David MacLeod, Stewart Duncan, David Dunlop. Front Row (L to R):
Darin Bryars, Donald MacLennan, Scott McCamley, Keith MacCallum (captain), Frank Beaton,
Graeme Niven and Shuggie Campbell

Oban Saints won the Atlantis Leisure 'Team of the Year' Award in 1998-99. Goalkeeper
David Dunlop (right) is pictured with Roger Parry, who handed over the award

Oban Saints pictured before the Argyll and Bute Cup Tournament in 1999, which they won. Back Row
 (L to R): Iain Jackson (player/manager), Mark MacCallum, Jamie MacKenzie, Dougie Moore,
 Shuggie Campbell, Duncan Campbell and David Dunlop. Front Row (L to R): Scott McCamley,
 Darin Bryars, Keith MacCallum, Donald MacLennan, Colin Campbell, Graeme Niven
and David MacIntyre

Oban Saints have been associated with Keyline Building Materials for over 24 years and on the
 21st anniversary of the sponsorship the company and the club celebrated with an anniversary
 cake. Pictured (L to R) are: David Buchanan, club secretary, players Darin Bryars and Keith
MacCallum along with Keyline Oban Branch Manager Donald Hunter.

Saints secretary David Buchanan and coach Peter MacCallum watch intently as the Oban side go
 for victory in a league match during their Premier Division One Championship winning season of 2002.

Saints won the Scottish Amateur League Premier Division One Championship for the second time
in 2002  (the second league championship in four years). Pictured with the impressive trophy
 is team manager Iain Jackson and club secretary David Buchanan

Club secretary David Buchanan won the 'Administrator of the Year' Award at the Atlantis Leisure
 Sports Awards Dinner in 2002. He is pictured with Jim Fleeting, head of the Scottish Football
 Association's Community Development Programme and cartoonist Malky McCormick
who presented the award.

Saints Under 19 manager David Mitchell and secretary David Buchanan enjoy a drink before
the Atlantis Leisure Sports Awards Dinner in 2002.

Oban Saints Veterans entertained a team of Scottish All Stars at Glencruitten on Saturday 19th June,
2004. The game ended in a 3-3 draw with Darin Bryars, Neil MacIntyre and Iain Jackson scoring for
Saints with Stephen Downie, Russell Middlemass and Sandy Buchan netting for the All Stars. The
Saints line-up (L to R) David Buchanan, Allan MacPhail, Hamish Mathieson, Peter MacCallum, Neil
MacIntyre, Eric Smith, Steve Murphy, Daniel Cassells. Front Row (L to R) Darin Bryars, Roddy
McCuish, Duncan MacKinnon, Frank Beaton, Dougie Campbell and  Marek Madej.

Oban Saints Veterans and the Scottish All Stars face the camera before the 3-3 draw on
Saturday 19th June, 2004

Oban Saints pictured before the 2004 Keyline Challenge Cup Tournament in which they finished
 in third place behind winners Dundee United and runners-up Hearts. Back Row (L to R): Robert
 Smith, (under 19 coach), Paul Carmichael, Steven MacLeod, Willie Gemmell, Bertie Gemmell,
 Allan MacKay, Daniel Cassells, Duncan Campbell, Craig Campbell, Joe Lopez, Scott Johnston,
 Colin Carswell, Peter MacCallum, (senior team coach). Front Row (L to R): Duncan MacKinnon,
 (under 17 coach), Dean Smith, Keith Millar, Darin Bryars, Marc MacCallum, Ross Graham,
 John MacDonald, Stephen Fox and David Buchanan, (club secretary)

Oban Saints pictured after winning the Argyll and Bute Cup in 2004. The Oban side have won the
trophy on eight ocasions. Back Row (L to R) Mark MacCallum, Roy McLuckie,  Duncan Campbell,
 Daniel Cassells, Steven MacLeod, Joe Lopez, Carig Campbell, Alex grindlay, Donald MacLeod,
 Bertie Gemmell, Iain Jackson (manager). Front Row (L to R) Allan MacKay, Keith Millar, Stephen
 Fox, Graeme Niven (captain) Scott Johnston, Darin Bryars, David Dunlop (with daughter Isla)
and Peter MacCallum (coach).

Argyll and Bute Cup Tournament 2004 organiser David Buchanan hands over the handsome trophy
 to Oban Saints captain Graeme Niven after the Oban club had won it for the eighth time after
beating Dunoon in the final.

Oban Saints pictured before the 2005 Keyline Challege Cup Tournament.

The Saints squad pictured before the Argyll and Bute Cup Tournament held on
Saturday 6th August, 2005.

Duncan Campbell goes past two Weir Recreation defenders before crossing the ball for Saints
 first goal scored by Dean Walker in the West of Scotland Cup second round tie held at Mossfield
Stadium, Oban on January 15th, 2005. Saints won the game 5-0.

Saints striker Darin Bryars in action against Weir Recreation in the West of Scotland Cup, 2005

Left: Duncan Campbell evades this tackle from Dunoon's Chris Stinson during their Scottish Amateur
Cup fifth round tie at Mossfield Stadium, Oban, on 29th January, 2005.  Right: Dunoon's Kjeld Thorup
closes in on Oban Saints striker Darin Bryars. The game ended in a 1-1 draw.