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The Ferranti Thistle badge featured a black circular base. Three symbols were incorporated into the badge; a football, a thistle and a lion rampant in the centre holding aloft a Scottish flag. [3] A new badge was then formed as the club changed their name to Meadowbank Thistle.
This is a list of seasons played by Livingston F.C. in Scottish and European football. The club was first formed in Edinburgh as Ferranti Thistle in the 1940s, becoming Meadowbank Thistle and joining the Scottish Football League in 1974.
Even outside of business, Ferranti left a cultural mark. The Ferranti Edinburgh Recreation Club, the Ferranti Mountaineering Club, and the Ferranti Ten-Pin Bowling League continue to exist. Additionally, Ferranti Thistle F.C., originally founded in 1943, evolved into Livingston F.C., a team competing in the Scottish Professional Football League ...
Ferranti Thistle moved to City Park in 1969 after Edinburgh Corporation announced that a new college would be built on their Crewe Toll ground. Ferranti built a new changing room block, and were joined at City Park by Hibernian reserves the following year. [ 3 ]
Ferranti Thistle: 1 – 0 Civil Service Strollers: Queen of the South: 1 – 0 Albion Rovers: Queen's Park: 6 – 1 Hawick Royal Albert: Ross County: 1 – 2 Forfar Athletic: Stranraer: 1 – 0 Alloa Athletic
In 1971, however, the club decided to disband after a 12-2 thrashing by Ferranti Thistle. Re-establishment. In 2008, almost four decades after its disbandment, ...
He joined the company's football team Ferranti Thistle and starred as a left-back. He played until he was 40, and was convinced to take over as manager. [citation needed] He then became chairman for 15 years before being convinced to step back in as manager when the club was renamed Meadowbank Thistle and joined the Scottish Football League in ...
They are beaten 1–0 by Inverness Caledonian Thistle. [218] Brechin City fail to win a game in the 2017–18 Scottish Championship, becoming the first Scottish club since Vale of Leven in 1891–92 to go a full season without winning a league game. [219] [220] Brechin also equal the Scottish record for the fewest points scored in a season ...