Welcome to the Eaglesham Amateurs Football Club's Website

Eaglesham Amateurs Football Club contest in the Scottish Amateur Football League and play their games predominantly on a Saturday afternoon in the village of Eaglesham.

If you are a footballer, you could be what Eaglesham Amateurs Football Club are looking for! Eaglesham Amateurs Football Club is well run, with a highly committed Manager and Committee. We are amateur in name only.

We are always on the look out for players for all positions and would welcome anyone who wants to come along and see what we as a Club can offer.

Why not contact us via this web site if you want to play with the mighty HAMS

Last Results Next Fixtures
1sts
Sat 6th Feb
HAMS 1 v 2 Duncanrig
Premier 1
Burnside
Goals:
Mellis 		2nds
Sat 6th Feb
Port 1 v 4 HAMS
Division 2B
Battery Park
Goals:
Cubby, Dunning x 2, Magoo 		1sts
Sat 13th Feb
Carlton away
Premier 1
Kibble?
KO 2pm
Meet tbc 		2nds
Sat 13th Feb
Auldhouse @ home
Div 2B
Burnside
KO 2pm
Meet tbc

Games Saturday 13th February 2010

Thu, 01/28/2010 - 13:10 — New Ed

Firsts - away to Carlton
They usually play at Kibble in Paisley - will update when we find out for sure where the park is.
Kick off will be 2pm - meeting times to be decided at training.

Seconds - at home to Auldhouse
Burnside - Kick off will be 2pm - meeting times to be decided at training.

Hams represent SAFL select

Thu, 10/01/2009 - 12:41 — New Ed

Syme and Danny represent the SAFL Select

Congratulations to Stuart Syme and Danny Moy who both represented the SAFL Select in a challenge match against Carlton AFC at Kibble, Paisley. Carlton won the match 4-2 on penalties after the teams shared 4 first half goals.

Danny had no chance with either goal and made one outstanding stop in the penalty shoot out, whilst centre half Symie was deployed bizarrely at right back, before moving into a central midfield position - he did very well in both positions.

Well done lads.

New SAFL Lower Division League Structure

Thu, 06/11/2009 - 23:49 — New Ed

Tonight (11/06) the new structures were announced for the non-premier leagues. Bear with us as we try to explain it!

The overview is:
Current Premier Divisions remain the same.
Current Division 1 stays the same and will have 10 teams.
Current Division 2 split into a Division 2a and a Division 2b, each with 9 teams.

Explanation of league structure:
-There will be a Division 1 as there is just now.
-There will then be 2 lower divisions, but to make it fair for all teams that are currently in Division 2, next year (for one year only) the lower divisions will be on an equal playing field and called Division 2a and Division 2b.
-The goal after this season is to then have a Division 1, 2 and 3 with relegation and promotion as normal, but to get to this stage fairly, next year the promotion/relegation will work like this:

Promotion/Relegation for next season:
-Division 1's bottom two teams will be relegated to the new Division 2.
-The winners of Division's 2a and 2b will be promoted to Division 1.
-3rd bottom of Division 1 will play in a 3 team round robin tournament with the runner up from Division 2a and 2b. The winner of this round robin tournament will be in Division 1, the two losers drop into the new Division 2.

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