tie; the Rovers appealed on the basis that the players were not to blame, and M'Call of Renton had incited the crowd by offering to fight any of the Rovers supporters for £5. The tie was replayed at Renton (on the chairman's casting vote) and this time Renton won with some ease, only goalkeeper Bell keeping the score down to 4–0. The club scratched from its entry to the Scottish Cup the next season, and did not enter the Stirlingshire Cup, instead reverting to Junior football and dissolving in 1902. The name was revived for another Junior club in the 1920s. Colours The club played in all navy blue. Ground The club's first permanent ground was the Glebe, and the club's first match there was in January 1888; a 7–6 win over Stanley Swifts of Glasgow, although the pitch was described as "very wet and muddy, and altogether unsuitable for playing". Notable players Andrew Burt, later a player for Falkirk F.C. in the Scottish League References Defunct football clubs in Scotland Association football clubs established in 1887 1887 establishments in Scotland Association football clubs disestablished in 1902 1902 disestablishments in Scotland Football in Falkirk (council area)