Above: The entrance to Ferguson Park

Above: The Frontage of the Changing Pavilion and stores.

Above: The Ferguson Park Covered Enclosure with capacity for 400 fans.

Above: The Home team dug-out with executive Seating.

Above: Helen Blackburn starts her shift at the stall selling match programmes, raffles and club memorabilia.

Above: Wallace weir sorts out the match team lines before doing his duties as a 'pretend' Assistant Referee.

Above: Rumour has it that Bobby Beveridge serves up the best hot tea and pies in the East League.

Above: Co-Manager Jackie Smyth wondering whether he'd have to wear Number 8 or 9 as last season drew to a close!

Above: Two of Eddie Thomson's framed jerseys which hang in the Lounge dedicated to the late Eddie's Memory. In the centre is the rare coloured print of the 1964-65 team which Eddie starred in.

Above: Welfare's 1964-5 side. Back left to right: Derek Woods, John Frame, James Hastie, Eddie Thomson, Brian McGarry, John O'Neill. Front left to right: Derek Waterson, Peter Nisbet, Ginger Durran, Willie Finlayson, George Finlayson.

Above: The scene behind the goals at the Bonnyrigg end on 15th April 2008, some five months after the initial problems began.

Above: One of the many deep holes dug to try and alleviate the problems.

Above: Just beyond the club's main sponsors advertising board, the piles of muck dug up from behind the goals had to go somewhere!