Carnoustie Panmure FC (SCIO) is registered as a charity in Scotland SC044776.

We are the Community Football Club that brings together; 

Carnoustie Panmure FC - 1st team

Carnoustie Panmure YM - our amateur club

Carnoustie Panmure Youth for 6s to U19s

Panmure FC for Girls from U9's to U15s & a recreational section for ladies

Carnoustie Panmure Walking FC for Over 50s

Football Action Carnoustie is our Football Memories Club and is in association with the Rotary Club

Para Football, in partnership with Monifieth Athletic FC

We are support Carnoustie Walking Netball

 The club has the SFA Quality Mark Legacy Award and has the Angus Club Excellence Gold Award 

History of Carnoustie Panmure FC (SCIO)

The Community Club was formed in 2013 with assistance from the Scottish FA East Region Club Development Team to provide a Player Pathway and to enhance Sports Facilities in the area.

The member clubs are; Carnoustie Panmure Youth, Monifieth Ladies, Carnoustie Panmure YM, Carnoustie Panmure (1st Team) & Carnoustie Panmure Walking Football Club

Apart from Carnoustie Panmure Juniors all the clubs have Amateur status.

We have built the club up to 22 teams with almost 500 players aged 5 to 45 

Past Chairmen

2013 - 2019 Philip Hope

A Brief History of Carnoustie Panmure Youth FC

The club was first formed as Carnoustie Panmure Boys Club on Thursday 26^th April 1979 by Pat Rourke (Coach), Brian Cook (President), Gordon Ross (Secretary & Treasurer), Jeff Yorke (Vice President) and Ian Burgess (Trainer). There were two teams initially, Under 12’s & Under 13’s that played in the Dundee & District Boys League.

The first strips were red/white vertical striped jerseys with black collars & cuffs, black shorts that had a red & white stripe. The change strip was all white. It’s not clear when but in the 2000’s the club’s colours changed to black/red striped tops, black shorts & socks. In 2012 as the club was developing its friendship with the Juniors & YM it decided to change back (albeit they hadn’t realise at the time) to red/white strips to match the adult teams.

The first team to play for the club was the Under 12’s v Glenboig. The squad was Laidlaw, Robertson, Taylor (Capt), J Ross, G Ross, S Webster, Pritchard, Eglington, Yorke, Cook, Waggott, Purden & Baxter. Final score 1-1.

They played some familiar clubs that are still around today but what became of Lochee Lads, St Columba Royals, Vale of Tay, Hillside, Invergowrie, Errol Rangers, Strathtay, Turnberry, MacAlpine Thistle, Kirkton Boys, Craigie Boys, Kennoway Boys, Fintry Rovers, Whitfield Albion, Honeygreen & Mid Kirk Albion?

By 1983 the club had grown to three teams with Ray Wilkie coaching the U10’s, Donny McKay the U12’s & Doug Beeching the U14’s. The younger squad paid 20p a game while the older players paid 30p. Half the money went into the central club funds.

In the early years the club shared Westfield Park with the Juniors before taking over Pitskelly which at that time had a single pitch surrounded by a running track.

The club continued to grow and by 2002 had age groups from Under 10s to Under 19s.  This expansion took place under the leadership of club legend, Euan Kerr, who held the positions of team manager, President, Vice President and Secretary at various times through his long association with the club.

In 2006 planning permission was sought for the Parkview Medical Centre which involved a large section of Pitskelly Park being taken up by the site.  The club were offered the opportunity to replace the changing rooms if they agreed to give up this land.  However this offer was withdrawn and led to then Vice President Mike Andrews writing to all national papers to describe how the offer was reneged upon.  President Barclay Scott met with the construction company who after some tough negotiation agreed to gift the club £30000!  This huge amount of money allowed the infrastructure of the club to be overhauled.  New home strips were purchased for all age groups as well as a new container and portable goals for 7 a side and 11 a side.  This money was seen as an opportunity to fund the club for a generation of Carnoustie’s players.

The club achieved the Angus Club Excellence Gold Award in 2008 (the only club to go straight to gold), the SFA Quality Mark Development Award in 2011 & the SFA Quality Mark Community Award in 2012 (one of only two in the SFA East Region).

A number of girls have played for the club including Holly Napier with Mike Fitzgerald’s team and Emily Gallacher who played for Mike Andrews’ team.  Chloe Jamieson played 4 times for Scotland following her spell with Jim Lorimer’s team.  The inclusion of girls in three teams in one season was one of the main reasons the club changed name for Boys Club to Youth Football Club in 2009.

The club set up a dedicated section for players aged 6 – 8 to play 4v4’s in 2010. That became the Academy the following year and has quickly to about 60 players each year.

2012 saw the club form Carnoustie Panmure Football Club (SCIO) to work with other football clubs to develop new facilities. The club also started working with the Junior FC & Carnoustie YM on creating a full player & coach pathway.

Former Players who have signed professional contracts include

Roddy Black, Brechin, Forfar, Arbroath

Derek Soutar, Dundee, Ross County, Aberdeen

Kevin McDonald, Dundee, Burnley, Sheffield Utd

Aaron Conway, Dundee Utd, Dundee

Craig Forsyth, Dundee, Watford

Kenny McCulley, Dundee Utd

Jake Mair, Arbroath

Rori Bews, Dundee

Darren Gray, Dundee

Club Presidents

1979 – 1980  Brian Cook

1980 – 1981  Ian Green

1981 – 1981  William Cairns

1981 – 1983  Ian Green

1983 – 1985  Tam Craigie

1985 – 1991  Donald McKay

1991 – 1998  Brian Morton

1998 – 2003  Euan Kerr

2003 – 2006  Barclay Scott

2006 – 2008  Mike Andrews

2008 – 2009  Craig Murray

2009 – 2011  Mike Andrews

2011 -  2014  Derek Millar

2014 - 2015   Dean McConnachie

2015 - 2019   Philip Hope

2019 -            Scott Arthur