Berwick Rangers are hosting a grandparents day this Saturday, as they aim to get youngsters to come along with their elders and support their local side.
In an extraordinary match which saw six goals and the woodwork being hit eight times, Berwick Rangers lost a three goal first half lead to draw with Clyde.
Berwick manager Johnny Harvey was in jubilant mood after watching his side pick ups their first back to back league victories in two seasons at the weekend.
You couldn't have wiped the smile off Johnny Harvey's face on Saturday evening - the 36-year-old was rightfully delighted with his first points in the SPFL after an impressive 4-2 victory at Elgin City.
New Berwick manager Johnny Harvey was left searching for his first league win after his side went down to a comprehensive 3-0 defeat at Stirling Albion on Saturday.
Johnny Harvey’s first league match as Berwick Rangers boss didn’t go exactly to his script on Saturday, with his side falling to a 3-0 defeat and ending with eight men against Cowdenbeath.
Johnny Harvey’s first league match as Berwick Rangers boss didn’t go exactly to his script on Saturday, with his side falling to a 3-0 defeat and ending with eight men against Cowdenbeath.
It wasn’t the way new Berwick manager Johnny Harvey wanted to start his league career - a 3-0 home defeat at the hands of Cowdenbeath on Saturday, and three players sent off into the bargain.
New Berwick boss Johnny Harvey’s reign at the club got off to the perfect start on Saturday as his side defeated Lowland League Gretna 2008 to reach round three of the Scottish Cup.
New Berwick Rangers manager Johnny Harvey may have been announced on Tuesday afternoon, but the hard work for Saturday’s Scottish Cup match with Gretna 2008 started long before that.
“I’m ambitious, forward thinking and I’ll do things that players probably haven’t seen before,” was new Berwick Rangers manager Johnny Harvey’s response to being asked about his management style.
Berwick Rangers boss Robbie Horn resigned as manager on Saturday, saying the role was effecting his health and later adding that he “needs a break” from the game.
Berwick Rangers announced on Monday that first team coach Myles Allan and goalkeeping coach Jim McQueen would be placed in temporary charge as the club seek a new manager.
