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Champions 2009/10 |
OBAN SAINTS AFC Scottish Amateur League Premier Division Champions 2009-2010 Congratulations to all the players, management and sponsors of the club for this magnificent achievement |
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The champagne corks pop as Saints celebrate winning the Scottish Amateur League Premier Division championship on Saturday 15th May, 2010. Photographs by Kevin McGlynn and Peter Darling
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Referee Alam Lamb has just blown the final whistle and the Saints players begin the celebrations.
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The Saints management ream celebrate after the final whistle.
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Scottish Amateur Football League match secretary Robert Bowamn and league general secretary Robert Marshall get ready for the presentation.
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Saints skipper Dante Lopez holds aloft the SAFL Premier Division Trophy
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The champagne starts to flow.
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Dante Lopez shows the crowd the Premier Division trophy.
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Part of the big crowd who watched the match against Aikenhead which Saints won 1-0..
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Left: Four-year-old Zander and two-year-old Daniel Craik pictured with their dad Alex. Right: Brothers Jamie and Ross Graham with Jamie's 13-month-old daughter Rubi.
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Left: Robert 'Bertie' Gemmell with his three-year-old son Morgan. Right: Two-year-old Rhys Millar with his dad Keith.
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Left: Scottish Amateur League match secretary Robert Bowman and general secretary Robert Marshall prepare to hand over the Premier Division championship trophy. Right: A delighted Saints skipper Dante Lopez finally gets his hands on the superb piece of silverware.
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Saints No 1 supporter Iain Neilson pictured with team manager Iain Jackson and club secretary David Buchanan. Iain follows the team on a regular basis both at home and away. Iain Jackson said: 'We've been to some far flung pitches this season that sometimes take the team bus a while to find, but nine times out of ten Iain Neilson is at the park before us - his support is much appreciated by the boys.'
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Was it . . . or wasn't it? Donald Campbell goes down in the Aikenhead box, but referee Alan Lamb didn't give a penalty. Let's not forget that Aikenhead Thistle contributed to a good game of football and although the Glasgow side lost 1-0 they showed that they hadn't travelled all the way to Oban just to make up the numbers.
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Some action shots of the game played at Glencruitten on Saturday 15th May, 2010.
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