C.S Filos F.C. - Player Profiles: Kenny Lindsay

Want to know who plays for Civil Service Filos F.C.? Well even if you don't, this page provides a bit of background into the personalities that make up C.S. Filos F.C. Where available the Q&As have been followed up with a detailed commentary authored by Jim Lawrence.

myDetails
Date Of Q&A:	Mar-07	Position:	CENTRE HALF/SWEEPER/FULLBACK
Name:	KENNY LINDSAY	Joined Civil Service Filos:	1993
Nickname:	KENNY	Age when Q&A completed:	43
Birthplace:	GLASGOW	Height:	5' 10" (really???)
Other Clubs:	KINGSMEAD,FRESHFORD UTD
myFavourites
Single:	SHE SELLS SANCTUARY – THE CULT	Book:	ESPEDAIR STREET – IAN BANKS
Album:	RATUS NORVEGICUS – THE STRANGLERS	Football Team:	THE GLASGOW RANGERS
Food:	ITALIAN	Drink:	BUDWIESER/GUINESS/IRN BRU
Film:	TRAINSPOTTING	Pop Star:	THE STRANGLERS
Politics:	RIGHT WING SOCIALIST	All Time Heroe(s):	THE GLASGOW RANGERS
Sum Up A Good Night Out:	SATURDAY NIGHT IN GLASGOW - (Click to see Kenny after a night out in Glasgow Strong Language)
myFootball
Local Football: Best Moment(s):	WINNING SOMERSET CUP WITH KINGSMEAD
Local Football: Worst Moment(s):	LOSING SOMERSET CUP ON PENALTIES WITH KINGSMEAD
Local Football: Aspirations:	WINNING SOMERSET CUP WITH (THE MIGHTY) CIVIL SERVICE FILOS
Prof’l Football: Worst Moment(s):	LOSING LEAGUE TO CELTIC IN FINAL GAME OF SEASON 1978
Prof’l Football: Best Moment(s):	RANGERS BEATING CELTIC ANYTIME AND BEATING LEEDS IN EUROPEAN CUP
myLife
Best Moments:	HAVING KIDS AND TRAVELLING AROUND THE WORLD
Worst Moments:	MUM DYING
Aspirations:	TO WIN LOTTERY
myCommentary
Own:	LIVE HARD PLAY HARD
Club Commentary 3rd March 2007:	Another Civil Service veteran, Kenny joined CS in the early 90s and has had several spells with the club re-joining most recently at the start of the 2005/06 season helping the club reach the Steve Fear Cup Final the following May (It was never a penalty!). Despite his claims of being 5' 10", Kenny has spent several seasons as the smallest centre back in the league, but made up for a lack of hight with an aggressive spring and excellent reading of the game. Kenny invariable spent his time sweeping up the mess left by his fellow defenders with timely interceptions which would often go unnoticed. Not something you could claim of his voice! For the last 15 years or so the Sulis Club has echoed to the gravelly glaswegian chimes of (ahem) encouragement to his teammates. The years of post match partying may well be taking their toll now and having semi retired for 2006/07 season, Kenny has taken on the reigns of 1st Team Manager from Pete Davies and is as keen as ever to add to the Civil Service trophy cabinet!