Albion Rovers Football Club

Albiback are the fave Scottish team of Arnold Schwarzenegger, but these guys are not those guys.
First-​Hand Experience: I’ve seen the Wee Rovers play just once. They were a glorious little outfit in a tiny run down stadium. I’ll give them a nice healthy 4 stars for being so full of character and for winning the match I watched here. The food here is decent too. Bathrooms are okay. Considering the place is to be demolished.
How can you not love a team known as The Wee Rovers. You may as well call them The P*ss United. Lol. They were once runners up in the Scottish Cup which is immensely impressive. They play in Coatbridge and have a lovely little fan base. The fans are very proud of this team and are very nice guys. And this team has been around since 1882 and plays in gorgeous yellow. What’s not to love.

Good pies and good banter gives you a good day out!

The first time I saw Albion Rovers, they lost 11 – 1. The second time I saw them, they won 1 – 0 against the same team. And that perhaps tells you all you need to know about Coatbridge’s finest.
The wee Rovers play at Cliftonhill Stadium which is a stones throw (something the locals here have probably tested) from Coatdyke Railway Station, and despite regularly being the brunt of jokes in Scottish football, officials and fans are fiercely proud of their stadium. Quite right too. This is an old school Scottish football ground at its best, featuring a terracing, a small stand and an enclosure.
Given Rovers had once look odds-​on to share with local rivals, Airdrie, in the utterly sterile Excelsior, we should just be thankful Cliftonhill still exists. If you get the chance, definitely worth a visit for an authentic Scottish football experience, the Rovers fans are a good bunch to boot.