the Perthshire Cup. The name was revived on at least two further occasions, the current Coupar Angus F.C. side being a Junior club. Colours The club played in navy and white striped shirts - in the context of the time, "stripes" referred to hoops until the mid-1880s - and white shorts until 1892. In its final matches, the club wore plain navy shirts. Grounds The club played at a number of grounds around Coupar Angus. It originally played at Larghan Park, to the north-east of the village, occasionally referred to as "Langham". As Vale of Strathmore, the club played on a field owned by a Mr Morrison of "Longham". This ground was probably the same as Larghan Park, given Mr Morrison's land was used for Coupar Angus' Cup tie with Rob Roy in 1879. From 1880, the club used a field at The Pleasance, owned by a Mr Grant, just south of the village centre. By 1885 it was playing at a ground known as Bogside, on the north side; and in 1886 the club was playing at a ground known as Station Park, which remained the club's home until its demise. Achievements Scottish Cup Best run: third round, 1886–87, 1887–88 Perthshire Cup Winners: 1886–87 Runners-up: 1885–86, 1889–90 External links Scottish Cup results; the result of the tie with Dundee Our Boys in 1885 is that of a friendly match between the sides, the Cup tie was at Dundee and ended 4–2 to Our Boys Perthshire Cup results References Defunct football clubs in Scotland Football clubs in Angus, Scotland Association football clubs established in 1877 Association football clubs disestablished in 1893