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Craigroyston awaiting visit of Hibs kids



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Published Date: 23 July 2008
CRAIGROYSTON'S new manager, Jamie Burrell, has the opportunity to see his team in action against Hibs Under-19s at St Mark's Park tonight (7pm).
Burrell, who moved from Bonnyrigg Under-21s to take over from Alan Whyte at Craigroyston, has signed keeper Craig Weir from Easthouses Lily but midfielder John Niven has left for Edinburgh City.

Elsewhere, last season's league runners-up, Edinburgh University play Raith Rovers Under-19s at Peffermill (7pm) with head coach Dougie Samuel looking to replace those students who graduated and left during the summer.

The Andy Kelly Memorial Cup continues tonight with the Group 1 game between Whitehill Welfare and Arniston Rangers at Ferguson Park, Rosewell, kick-off 7pm. However, Easthouses Lily against Hearts Under-19s, scheduled for tonight, has been cancelled as the Tynecastle club have withdrawn from the competition.





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  • Last Updated: 23 July 2008 11:23 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
 

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