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MURDO: CUP FINAL IS A PRIVILEGE NOT PRESSURE

Paisley Daily Express

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May 31, 2025

Burgh boss relishing moment and urges side ahead of historicshowpiece

- TAYLOR MURRAY

Murdo MacKinnon insists he welcomes the pressure that comes with Johnstone Burgh's first Scottish Junior Cup final appearance in 25 years tomorrow.

The Keanie Park boss knows the full town is behind the team as they prepare to face Lowland League Tranent at Broadwood Stadium in North Lanarkshire.

Buses will be packed with up to 3,000 Burgh fans expected to make the journey from Renfrewshire and hoping for a first cup triumph in 57 years. And gaffer MacKinnon is ready to embrace the moment.

He said: "It's all about pressure. It's a privilege, to be totally honest with you, it doesn't come round every day.

"I'm expecting the best part of 3,000 supporters there for Johnstone Burgh.

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