Central defender Danny Millar has followed his captain in signing an extension to his contract with Carnoustie. General Manager, Mark Johnson said “Its great that the boys all want to commit to the club as he tells us we are doing something right and we are only too pleased to offer Danny an extension to…
CARNOUSTIE SIGN ELVIS Carnoustie Panmure will put something back in to the community this season by sponsoring a hearing dog for the deaf. The club will donate 50p from the sale of each matchday programme to the Hearing Dogs For Deaf People charity. The money will go towards the training of Elvis. Elvis is a…
PANMURE HOLD OFF THE PACK TO SIGN KEEPER Carnoustie are pleased to announce the signing of goalkeeper Jamie Robbie. Jamie has been at Brechin Vics for over 10 years and was latterly their club captain. Manager Alan McSkimming said ” We are delighted to be able to get Jamie to put pen to paper as…
SKIPPER TO STAY AT LAING PARK Carnoustie Panmure Captain Steven Cook has agreed an extension to his current deal with the club that takes him to the end of the 2016/17 season. In addition, Cookie has been granted a testimonial season to honour his time at the club and more information regarding events will be…
Before we close the book on Season 2015/16, I would like to take the opportunity to thank all of our Sponsors, Advertisers and Supporters for their backing and support during the season. It is well known that the club is undergoing change OFF the park and we intend on building on what has been another season…
Last night saw the annual Carnoustie Panmure Player Of The Year Awards at The Craws Nest. This seasons awards were as follows : Supporters & Committee Player Of The Year – DANNY MILLAR Management Player Of The Year & Top Goal Scorer – JAMIE McCABE Clubman Of The Year – TAM STEWART Players Player…
“There was a big sigh of relief as the final whistle went last night, winning the game 3-1 against last season’s Super League Champions Kelty Hearts. The odds were stacked heavily against us especially with our thread bare squad being severely tested as we had no fewer than 8 players out injured, but we…
Carnoustie Panmure saved their best performance of the season for what proved to be the final home game, as they beat last seasons champions 3-1 at Laing Park to ensure their safety and Super League football next season With an ever growing injury list, Panmure manager Alan McSkimming was forced to draft in trialists to…
“To go into a big game like Saturdays visit to Fauldhouse, you want a full strength squad and options to chose from however we had now few than 7 players injured and several players struggling with niggly aches and pains. The timing of these injuries could not have come at a worse time of the…
