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Broxburn Athletic F.C.
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| Broxburn Athletic F.C. | |
| Full name | Broxburn Athletic Football Club |
|---|---|
| Founded | unknown |
| Ground | Albyn Park (Capacity ) |
| Manager | Jamie Dolan |
| League | SJFA East Region, South Division |
| 2006-07 | SJFA East Region South Division, 3rd |
- For the defunct Broxburn Athletic club see Broxburn United F.C., the club into which it was merged
Broxburn Athletic F.C. are a Scottish junior football club based in the town of Broxburn, West Lothian. They play their home games at Albyn Park. They are managed by former professional player Jamie Dolan.
The present Albyn Park opened in 1948 with a Hearts v. Rangers meeting, which attracted a crowd of around 3,500. It sits on the original Albion Park used by Broxburn F.C. in 1889. Athletic took over the lease in 1894 until both clubs amalgamated in 1912 and played at the Sports Park (now the sports centre). Athletic then moved back in 1921 until going defunct and then returned to Albyn Park after being reformed in 1948, after much help from its supporters, who made the ground improvements.
In 1946, Mr. G. W. Bartaby-Pearson, with the help of local businessmen, started the process of reforming Broxburn and secured Albyn park from the Earl of Buchan. The council now owns the land and Broxburn has a lease until 2036.
- (Albyn Park) 1951-2 11,400 v Kilsyth Rangers SJC
Broxburn have reached the Scottish Cup semi-final on five occasions, the last time being in 1971, when they lost by a single goal to Cambuslang. They also won the last-ever Division 2 title, due to league reconstruction.
| Scottish Junior Football Association | ||
| East Regional Divisions: 2007-08 | ||
| North | ||
| Arbroath SC | Arbroath Vics | Blairgowrie | Brechin Vics | Broughty Athletic | Coupar Angus | Downfield | Dundee Violet | East Craigie | Forfar Albion | Kirriemuir Thistle | Lochee Harp | ||
| Central | ||
| Ballingry Rovers | Bankfoot Athletic | Crossgates Primrose | Jeanfield Swifts | Kirkcaldy YM | Lochgelly Albert | Lochore Miners Welfare | Luncarty | Newburgh | Scone Thistle | St. Andrews United | Steelend Vics | Thornton Hibs | ||
| South | ||
| Blackburn United | Broxburn Athletic | Dalkeith Thistle | Dunbar United | Edinburgh United | Fauldhouse United | Haddington Athletic | Harthill Royal | Livingston United | Pumpherston | Sauchie | Stoneyburn | Tranent | West Calder United | ||
| SJFA Level 3 (all divisions in parallel) | ||
| Promotion to: East Region Premier League | ||
| Relegation to: none | ||
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