League, part of the pyramid system below the professional level of the Scottish game. Crest The current Glencairn crest is heavily influenced from the town of Rutherglen's official blazon and consists of the club's initials with a football centrepiece watched over by guardian angels at each side. Rutherglen's motto 'Ex Fumo Fama' , which translates as 'Fame From Smoke', is incorporated. Stadium The club plays its home games at New Southcroft Park in the Burnhill district of Rutherglen, after the original Southcroft Park on Glasgow Road in the town's Shawfield district was demolished in 2007 to make way for the M74 motorway extension into central Glasgow. The original ground had survived for 110 years and was the oldest Junior football ground in Scotland when it closed; the final game was a 1–0 victory over Dunipace in October 2006. Its banked terracing areas also contained toxic Chromium VI, a byproduct from the nearby chemical factory; this was also found to be the case at other stadiums in the local area: Lesser Hampden and Rosebery Park. The new ground (on the opposite side of the motorway from the original site) was officially opened in July 2008 with a friendly match between Glencairn and Clyde, whose previous home Shawfield Stadium had been just yards from the original Southcroft Park. In August 2009, the club signed a lucrative sponsorship deal with local urban regeneration company Clyde Gateway to sponsor New Southcroft Park for two years, and it was renamed the Clyde Gateway Stadium. This arrangement was extended for another two seasons in 2012. In 2014 the sponsor became Celsius Cooling Ltd and the ground was duly renamed as The Celsius Stadium. In August 2020 the stadium was renamed 'The Hamish B Allan Stadium' in honour of a lifelong supporter and committee member. Rutherglen Glencairn entered discussions with Clyde in 2012 about the possibility of sharing the stadium. Although the changing facilities are modern, other things would need improvement to meet Scottish Football League regulations. The proposal was eventually dropped by Clyde in favour of a proposed move to East Kilbride, which was also never realised. Current squad Updated 25 January 2022 Club Officials Club Officials Management The management staff of Rutherglen Glencairn as of 25th January 2022 are: Managerial history Honours Scottish Junior Cup Winners (4): 1901–02, 1918–19, 1926–27, 1938–39 Runners-up (2): 1966–67, 1974–75 West of Scotland Super League First Division Winners: 2009–10, 2018–19