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Neilston F.C. : ウィキペディア英語版
Neilston Juniors F.C.

Neilston Juniors FC were formed on Monday 4 June 1945 when a public meeting was held in the old wooden clubhouse at Brig O’Lea. Neilston is in the third tier of junior football in the west of Scotland
Our first league game took place on Saturday 11 August 1945. It was an away match against Riccarton Bluebell and resulted in a 4-4 draw.
Just two years after our formation, the club finished the 1946/47 season as the Western League North champions and also won the Western League Cup and the Renfrewshire Cup.
Renfrew District Council took over Brig O’Lea Stadium in the early 1960s and built a new clubhouse and installed floodlights for season 1964/65. The new look stadium was opened on Monday 21 December 1964 when Neilston played Greenock Morton under the new floodlights.
In 1967 we left the Western League to join the Central League and in our first season we finished runners-up to Petershill in the "B" Division. In season 1970/71 we were "C" Division Champions.
1995 was our 50th Anniversary year, and in all honestly the club could have folded but due to the hard work and determined efforts of everyone at the club we came through.
On 6 October 1998 we won our first major trophy in 51 years by defeating Ballieston 5-0 at Fir Park, Motherwell in the Beatons Sectional League Cup Final.
Season 2002/03 saw Neilston narrowly come close to being crowned the first ever champions of the newly created West Super League Premier Division but we missed out on goal difference to Pollok.
Season 2005/06 was our most successful for 50 years as we finished champions of the Stagecoach Super League 1st Division and won the Carlsberg Sectional League Cup against East Kilbride Thistle 4-3 on penalties after a 0-0 draw at Firhill Stadium to give the club a well deserved double.
2006/07 saw the club get to the quarter finals of the Scottish Junior Cup for only the 4th time in our history and finish in 4th place in the Stagecoach Super League Premier Division.
Relegated at the end of 2008/09 from the Stagecoach Super League Premier The Farmer’s Boys then suffered back to back relegations from the Stagecoach Super First Division to the Central District First Division.
Everyone at Brig O’Lea is determined to see the club climb the leagues once again. They achieved this in 2014 by winning the central district 1st division.
== Notable Players ==
Dixie Deans

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