matches in the 1904–05 season before being expelled for not fulfilling its fixtures. Junior football A new Junior club was founded in the aftermath, playing at the Camelon Public Park, but this side petered out in 1910. A new club, Camelon Juniors F.C., was formed in 1920 to provide football in the town. Colours The club originally played in black and white "quarters" - in the context of the time, this refers to halves, with the sleeves counterchanged - and navy shorts. In 1886 the club changed its shirts to chocolate and blue halves but retained the shorts. From 1897 the club wore blue shirts and white shorts. Ground The club originally played home matches at Camelon House, but moved to the Victoria Park from 1885. Victoria Park was used as the venue for the final of the Stirlingshire Cup every year from 1886 to 1891, except for 1890. Notable players William Allan, played for the club in 1900 John Bainbridge, future Falkirk right-back, played for the club in 1892–93 External links Stirlingshire Cup results Scottish Cup results Midlands League and Central Combination results Scottish Combination results Falkirk & District League results References Football clubs in Scotland Defunct football clubs in Scotland Association football clubs established in 1884 Association football clubs disestablished in 1910 1884 establishments in Scotland 1910 disestablishments in Scotland Football in Falkirk (council area)