Manager - Iain Flaherty

Iain, or Flax as he is more commonly known, joined the Gowfers when Tom Van der Ham was appointed manager. Iain came as an inexperienced coach having played most his football with Jeanfield Swifts.

Flax had assumed the ‘interim managers’ position a few times since with the departures of Tom Van der Ham, Rab Geddes and latterly Jake Ferrier. Flax having gained the experience over the last few years was eventually appointed Manager in October 2006.

Flax's managerial career got off to a flying start with the club winning 7 league games on the trot followed by 2 draws before eventually tasting defeat against Hill Of Beath at home.

Carnoustie Panmure's Results (League & Cup) Since Flaherty Took Over (Updated 08/06/08)

Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Goals For	Against
74	33	12	29	132	123

Assistant Manager - George O'Boyle

Flax quickly moved to appoint George as his number 2. George has great experience in the game having played at the very top level gracing the international scene. His career was blighted by serious cruciate ligament and Achilles tendon injuries, but he still managed to win international honours with Northern Ireland.

O'Boyle's international career spanned four years. In 1996, he scored his only Northern Ireland goal in a 1-1 draw with Germany in his hometown of Belfast.

O'Boyle began his career with Linfield. He left Northern Ireland in 1988 to join French club Bordeaux. The following year, he joined Dunfermline Athletic for £250,000. In 1994, he was signed by St. Johnstone manager Paul Sturrock for a £200,000. After leaving the Perth club, O'Boyle joined Raith Rovers for a short spell, before moving on to Brechin City and Queen of the South, with whom he finished his professional career.

He returned to Northern Ireland to play for Glenavon and Ards, only to return to Scotland in 2004 to play for junior clubs Bo'ness and Kelty Hearts.