Ex-Red ready to bleed for the Sauchie cause
Brian Morgan has returned to Sauchie following two years in Falkirk.
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Privileged to cover the fortunes of Alloa Athletic and Sauchie Juniors, while also dipping my toe into the lives and success of Clackmannanshire's other sporting stars. Joined the Alloa Advertiser in the summer of 2018 and work on a freelance basis. Usually found on the newsdesk of The Glasgow Times.
Privileged to cover the fortunes of Alloa Athletic and Sauchie Juniors, while also dipping my toe into the lives and success of Clackmannanshire's other sporting stars. Joined the Alloa Advertiser in the summer of 2018 and work on a freelance basis. Usually found on the newsdesk of The Glasgow Times.
Brian Morgan has returned to Sauchie following two years in Falkirk.
The Airdrie boy will take his Wasps to the North Lanarkshire town for their opening Betfred Cup fixture.
It should mean Alloa Athletic will be given an injection of cash to help see them through an extended period without supporters.
Former Sauchie skipper Morgan enjoyed a fruitful spell at Beechwood Park previously and will now link up again with Duncan, his brother-in law.
The Wasps supremo and Scottish FA vice president hit out at First Minister Nicola Sturgeon for delaying the return of supporters to next year.
IT was a successful night for two of Clacks’ rising MMA stars as they romped to impressive wins in a closed door event.
Karl Rennie has joined calls for a handout to help teams in Scotland with supporters expected to be banned from stadiums until next year.
Peter Grant is hopeful supporters could return to the Recs soon.
Keith Brown and John Nicolson say they will work closely with Sauchie Juniors and Alloa Athletic help.
Mike Mulraney has admitted he is deeply frustrated by a recent U-turn which saw the brakes put on the return of supporters to the Recs.
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