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Kevin Milne
Co-Manager
The Management
John Menzies
Goal keeper coach
We are delighted to confirm the appointment of Kevin Milne as our new Manager. Kevin has been in interim
charge since the departure of Johnny Harvey three weeks ago. Both a former player and assistant at the club,
Kevin has also previously managed Hawick Royal Albert & Hibernian Ladies. Everyone at Penicuik Athletic
wishes Kevin all the very best of luck in his new role,
Penicuik
Athletic
Established 1888
For
the
last
15
years
I
have
coached
goalkeepers
at
Youth,
EOS
&
Junior
levels.
Managing
to
win
various
Youth
League
titles
and
cups,
including
the
U19
Scottish
Cup
however
in
2011the
opportunity
arose
and
I
moved
up
to
the Junior grade and in 2013/14 won the South Division title.
Following
that
success
&
After
10
years’
service
I
moved
from
Edinburgh
United
to
Haddington
Athletic
to
become
their
first
ever
Junior
team’s
goalkeeping
coach,
in
2014/15
I
was
part
of
the
successful
coaching
team
who
won
the
South
Division
(again),
last
season
was
spent
pushing
for
promotion
from
the
Premier
League,
during
my
time
at
Haddington
I
created
a
youth
goalkeeping
development
programme
for
the
club
to
follow,
In
my
playing
days
I
kept goal for several amateur outfits in the capital, reaching the heady heights of playing for the select squad.
Tony Begg
Co-Manager
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Tony Begg as our new C0-Manager. Tony is a highly qualified
coach and is Club Development Manager at Scottish Football Association, UEFA Elite Youth A License UEFA B
license SFA Advanced childrens license. He is also SFA 2020 coach and previously Academy Coach with both
Hibernian FC and Motherwell FC. Welcome to Penicuik Athletic.
Ross Montgomery
Coach
Murf McKenzie
Caoch
Ross Montgomery returns to Penicuik as a coach - Ross is described as the prodigal son having returned to play for so often
for thr Club since making his debut back in 2007. His sponsor the Penicuik Boomerang Club certainly have got it right as
Ross has signed for the club on no less than ten different occasions. If he had stayed put he would have had a testimonial
rather than just a new pen every time he out pen to paper for the club!
Scott Mckenzie or Murf as he is known is a Penicuik local who joins us after leaving Hawick royal Albert last year were he
was part of a successful management team who guided the royalists to the lowland league and 3rd round of the William hill
Scottish cup. Murf is said to be a promising up and coming coach and delighted to be at his home town club.
Kimberley Yeak
Physio
