Greystone Rovers 2012s

15/10/2026

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11/10/2026

A reminder to all lads that the M3 BALLERS camp is back in Dumfries next week.
Skills development and fun guaranteed!
Up to age 15 years old.
Greystone Rovers 2014 Greystone Rovers 2013 Football Team
A great way to keep your skills developing as your coaches have a well earned break!

06/10/2026

DGYFDA U15 League - Greystone 12s v Greystone Rovers 2013 Football Team

Sunday saw us play host to Greystone's younger Under 15s squad, a team braving a tough first season in the older league.

We took the chance to give minutes in the first half to a number of boys who were lacking game time and they faced a real battle against the determined 13s.

A goal from Logan after just two minutes perhaps gave our boys a false sense of security, as though they would stroll to victory.

It was anything but. The youngsters took the game to their older opponents, probably creating the better chances and rattling some of our players during the first 40 minutes.

The 2013s went into half time just one goal behind, a credit to themselves and their coaches.

Unhappy with the disconnected and lethargic performance, our coaches made sweeping changes at the break, bringing on five players to inject life into the attacking play.

The extra speed and physicality took its toll on the tiring 2013s, and a further seven goals followed through Jake (2), Zaid (2), Zino, Harry and Ruben.

Despite the scoreline, the coaches made it clear that standards must be high in every game, especially in light of the first-half performance.

The credit here goes to the 2013s. It is a hard season for younger boys facing opponents far bigger than them, but they never stopped battling. Right to the last, they worked back to keep the scoreline down, and we hope they all stick together and build the team spirit to reap the benefits next season. Stick at it, boys!

Final Score - GR12 8-0 GR13

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27/09/2026

MATCH REPORT SYFA CUP - 2nd Round
Whitletts Victoria v Greystone Rovers

It was a very wet day that took us up the road to Ayr once more, to play Whitletts Victoria in the second round of the SYFA Cup.

The boys started well, keeping the ball on the deck and spreading the passes around. So it was a shock to go behind after seven minutes when some soft defending allowed the home side into the penalty box, leaving Sol with no chance at close range.

This set the boys back on their heels, but they soon recovered and got back to their passing game. The left side was proving fruitful, and a neat passing move in the 31st minute between Ally and Aiden led to the equaliser. Jake received the ball with space on that side, and his high, curling cross nestled into the top corner despite the keeper's acrobatic efforts to keep it out. Jake was honest enough to admit it was a cross.

Another slick passing move down the same side, a minute before half-time, saw Greystone take the lead. Again Ally and Aiden combined to set up Jake again; his low shot was parried out by the keeper, but Zaid was quick to react to the rebound and found the net.

A few changes were made at half-time, including bringing off Aiden, who was walking a tightrope on a yellow card. The boys were urged to use the space available and not rush their play.

Greystone's third goal came in the 46th minute, when a long ball through the middle by Ally broke to Adam, who ran on and slotted past the keeper.

The final goal came on 72 minutes, when Harry worked himself a shooting opportunity and his fine effort from outside the box evaded the keeper.

It was a good overall performance from all the boys, allowing all the substitutes to get on, in what were wet and cold conditions.

Final Score 1 - 4

Good Luck to Whitletts Victoria for the rest of their season.

Next up: League action against Greystone Rovers 2013 Football Team

27/09/2026

Scottish Cup Result - match report to follow.

25/09/2026

Our 2013s are looking for defenders. Don't sit on the bench. Grab a chance to play with a great growing team.

ARE YOU A DEFENDER???
WHAT TO PLAY LOCAL??

If you would like to come along and meet the team let us know.

24/09/2026

This weekend sees us on the road to our second home of Ayrshire once again as we head to Ayr for our second round fixture of the Scottish Youth FA Cup. Keen to build on our first round result the boys are looking forward to meeting Whittlets Victoria. Get along and support the boys if you can. 🔴 ⚽️ 🏆 ⚽️ 🔴

21/09/2026

MATCH REPORT
DGYFDA Under 15s League
Stranraer v Greystone Rovers

The boys headed west at the weekend for a league trip to Stranraer, an opponent that has always provided a stiff test. Windy conditions once again threatened to rule out any ch*****ne football, but the squad were relishing the challenge. The coaches had warned that the home side would bring their trademark energy and physicality, and the afternoon delivered battles all over the pitch.

Aaron led the way for the visitors, matching Stranraer's impressive intensity out of possession from start to finish. It's a standard that now needs to be set across the whole team.

Greystone struck first on 11 minutes, and it was a goal to savour. The ball dropped to Ruben on the edge of the box and he rifled a fierce shot beyond the keeper. Stranraer levelled soon after, pouncing from close range when Greystone failed to clear their lines.

Ruben went close to a second when his curling effort came back off the post, and the sides went in level at 1-1. Stranraer might have led before the break, but Solomon produced a stunning save, tipping the ball round the post to earn applause from everyone present, including the opposition coaches.

With the wind now at Stranraer's backs, the second half was always going to be an uphill battle. Even so, Greystone regained the lead through some slick interplay between Joe and Oscar, which fed Jake to drill home from close range.

Chasing an equaliser, the hosts pushed three men forward, but Greystone stood firm and battled to keep them out.

Then came the turning point. A Stranraer ball through the defence prompted loud calls for offside from coaches and players alike, but the referee waved play on. That error seemed to be put right when the official blew for a foul after Macca and a Stranraer player went down in the box, the home player having tugged our captain's shirt as the ball ran away from goal.

Expecting a free kick, we found ourselves stunned when the referee pointed to the penalty spot. Protests from the Greystone coaches and players went unanswered, and Stranraer drew level.

The winner arrived in the cruellest fashion, a long, looping shot slipping through Sol's hands. It was a blemish more than made up for by his first-half worldie save. Joe had a late chance to force an equaliser, one-on-one with the keeper, but it was unfortunately saved, and the home side celebrated the win.

FINAL SCORE - Stranraer 3 - 2 Greystone Rovers

This was a hard defeat to take. The boys can take real credit for running Stranraer so close and they deserved to get something from the game, but they were undone by two poor calls in the lead-up to the second equaliser.

This Sunday, we look to get back to winning ways as we head over to Ayr for another away Scottish Cup tie in the second round against Whitletts Victoria. Come along and support the boys.

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20/09/2026

League action today sees us on the road and travelling the length of the A75 as we head to Stranraer. Stranraer have been incredibly tough opponents over the last 2 seasons, so the lads can expect a tough test today.

Slightly earlier start today, so if you are heading along to support the lads remember its a 10.30 kick-off.

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13/09/2026

MATCH REPORT - Greystone Rovers 4-0 Upper Annandale

While other teams were on Scottish Cup duty, it was back to league action for the lads, following last weekend's cup success.

The visitors to Marchmount this time were old friends Upper Annandale, with both teams facing surprisingly hot and sunny conditions.

Greystone were looking to make it three wins from three, and the boys pushed for an opener from the first whistle. It came after seven minutes, when a long ball worked its way to Zaid in the box, and he drilled a finish high past the keeper from close range.

Chances kept coming but a lack of clinical finishing kept the score at 1-0 until just before the half-hour mark. The second goal was worth the wait. Aaron took the ball with his back to goal, swivelled, and hit an unstoppable left-foot shot past the keeper.

More chances went begging when the boys should have been adding to the scoreline. Misses that may prove costly if repeated in future games. A third arrived just before half-time, when Ruben collected the ball centrally, drove forward, and beat the goalkeeper with a well-struck effort.

The scoreline allowed for some changes at the break, with Aiden, Oscar, and Cameron all coming on. An unusual switch was needed soon after when keeper Sol suffered a dead leg and couldn't continue. With Greystone's second-choice goalkeeper unavailable through injury, Jake unselfishly pulled on the gloves and did the team proud.

A fourth goal followed when substitute Ally slipped a great pass through the defence for Aiden to run onto, and he finished coolly into the corner, adding to his tally for the season.

More chances came and went, but the score remained 4-0 at the final whistle. Coaches were pleased with the effort shown in the heat, and particularly with the improvement in communication across the pitch. The players have started talking like a team rather than focusing purely on individual performances.

Next week its back on the road to Stranraer, where the hope is that numerous players carrying early-season knocks will have recovered to bring the squad back to full strength. Cameron being the latest addition after he was carried off following an accidental collision.

Good Luck to Uppers for the rest of the season.

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