Team History : The story so far

In 1993 Alex Simpson and some local lads from the Fife village of Falkland got together and formed Lomond United AFC. In that first year the team trained and gained experience by playing a number of friendly matches against other local teams. Lomond United joined the NE Fife Sunday League for 1994/95 season.

First formal photo 1994

The club's first success came just two years later in the 1996-97 season when they lifted the Second Division title and reached both the Stuart Gordon Cup Final and Shield Final.

The Cup 96/97

In 2002 the club moved from Falkland to the nearby village of Ladybank and their new home in Victoria park.

The club reached another 3 finals before switching in 2006 to play in the Fife Amateur Football Association's league.

In that first season Lomond United won second division league cup with David Elder scoring in the 87th min to give Lomond a 1-0 victory over Inverkeithing.

In 2007 the club again repeated the event when they lifted the second division league cup again.

The Cup 2007

Two Polish players who played for the club in the 2006/7 season invited Lomond United out to play a pre season friendly against their local club, RKS Chelminianka in their home town of Chelmno.

A memorable trip for the team, Polish hospitality superb in all respects apart from the match score of 6-3 to the hosts!

The club was invited back to Chelmno in June 09 to take part in a pre-season series of games involving 4 professional sides around the Chelmno area including two fulltime professional sides. Lomond finished third in the tourniment with their player Malcolm Muirhead gaining the player of the tourniment award.