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Latest News - 11/07/2017

Duo Join Black And Golds

Manager Peter Murphy continues to build his squad for the forthcoming season with two more additions joining at Galabank.

Jack Brannan has signed a one year deal at Galabank

The 19 year old full back joins the Black and Golds after being released from his contract at Gretna FC 2008

Brannan served a loan spell last season at Gretna 2008 FC while continuing to play for Queens U20’s.

After playing as a trialist in the managers pre season games Jack has impressed and has been signed up ahead of the weekends BetFred Cup tie against Clyde FC.

Ryan Sinnamon joins the Black and Golds for the second time after playing as a trialist for all pre season matches.

20 year old Sinnamon spent a brief spell on loan from Rangers under previous manager Jim Chapman. Unfortunately after managing only 9 league appearances Ryan left Galabank but Murphy has seen enough to offer him a second chance.

Played as a more attacking winger rather than a full back Ryan scored a fantastic hat-trick in the weekends tournament against Gretna 2008 FC.

Players Signed for 2017/18

Peter Murphy

Alex Mitchell – Goalkeeper

Peter Watson

Jack Brannan

Steven Swinglehurst

Raffi Krissian

Scott Hooper

Ryan Sinnamon

Aidan Smith

Daniel Orsi

Owen Moxon

Kevin Rutkiewicz

Ryan Stevenson

Rabin Omar

James Creaney

JimAtkinson – Goalkeeper

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