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Dumfies & Galloway Youth Football Development Association (DGYFDA) is a full member of the Scottish Youth Football association, and provides the framework for over 90 teams of boys and girls from 5 - 17 years old. The league has one of the largest geographical areas, stretching from Stranraer in the west, to Gretna in the east, and Kirkonnel in the North. The largest town in the area is Dumfries where the league holds monthly meetings.

Member Clubs of DGYFDA: Annan Athletic, Dalbeattie Star, Eastend, Galloway Thistle, Greystone Rovers, Heston Rovers, Kello Thistle,  Lochar Thistle, Lochryan, Mid-Annandale, Millenium, Morton Thistle, St Cuthbert Wanderers, Terregles Athletic, Threave Rovers, Upper-Annandale.

 

Sky Sports | Football News

Levein won't comment on talk
Dundee United's Craig Levein is dismissing talk linking him with the Scotland position as pure speculation.

Smith rules out Scots return
Walter Smith has ruled himself out of the running to take the reins of Scotland for a second time.

Saints youngsters sign up
St Johnstone have been boosted by the news that two of their promising stars have committed to the club.

Rangers v Kilmarnock preview
Rangers could return to top of the SPL table on Saturday with success over Kilmarnock at Ibrox.

Dundee Utd v Celtic preview
Dundee United will be looking to prove their title credentials against SPL leaders Celtic on Sunday.

Smith eyes Well return
Motherwell's Darren Smith hopes to return to training inside a month after undergoing hip surgery in August

Hughes keen on Hibs stay
John Hughes has performed an about turn and stated he is not interested in succeeding George Burley.

Gannon hits out at McGhee
Motherwell boss Jim Gannon has hit out at Mark McGhee over his public courting of Jim O'Brien.

Laszlo open to Scotland talks
Csaba Laszlo has confirmed he would be willing to discuss the opportunity to become the new Scotland coach.

McCoist supports decision
Ally McCoist believes Scotland have made the right call in lifting bans on Allan McGregor and Barry Ferguson.

Humphrey blow for Well
Motherwell manager Jim Gannon fears winger Chris Humphrey could be sidelined for six weeks.

Hughes open to Jefferies link-up
Hibs manager John Hughes has revealed he would be interested in joining Jim Jefferies in a new Scotland set-up.

McLeish rules out Scots return
Birmingham boss Alex McLeish has ruled out a possible return as Scotland manager.

Well won't stand in O'Brien's way
Motherwell manager Jim Gannon would be prepared to allow midfielder Jim O'Brien to join Aberdeen.

McGregor feels in fine form
Allan McGregor feels he is back to his best and has learned his international exile may soon end.

Broadfoot misery almost over
Rangers' Kirk Broadfoot is pleased he is closing on full fitness after eight months of injury woe.

Celtic injuries mounting up
Celtic could be without five first-team players for the trip to Dundee United on Sunday.

Buddies handed triple boost
St Mirren have been handed a triple boost with three key players returning to training.

Hardie blow for Saints
St Johnstone have suffered a blow with the news Martin Hardie faces a spell on the sidelines through injury.

Wilkie fears Levein exit
Dundee Utd's Lee Wilkie admits it would be a 'huge blow' if Craig Levein was to become Scotland boss.

 

 

DGYFDA NEWS & NOTICES

Next League Meeting Monday 7th December 7.15pm Moreig Hotel. Clubs are reminded to bring entries for new year Tournament / Festival.

Fun Fours Start 1st November at KGV and will be based there throughout winter months.

 Referees Contact details available to download via Documents page. 

New Teamlines available to download via Documents page.

 

                                                                                                                                                                                                    

Sky Sports | News

Henry - Replay would be fair
Thierry Henry believes the fairest solution would be to replay France's play-off against Ireland, but insists he is not a cheat.

Fifa rule out Ireland replay
Fifa has confirmed that under no circumstances will Republic of Ireland's World Cup play-off with France be replayed.

Premier League preview
The Premier League recommences on Saturday lunchtime as Rafa Benitez's Liverpool go head-to-head with Manchester City at Anfield.

Wenger leaps to Henry's defence
Arsene Wenger has leaped to the defence of Thierry Henry after his handball helped France qualify for the World Cup.

Levein won't comment on talk
Dundee United's Craig Levein is dismissing talk linking him with the Scotland position as pure speculation.

Moody: We're raring to go
Lewis Moody insists England are determined to go out and prove their critics wrong at Twickenham on Saturday.

Wanderers ODI washed out
The opening game of the one-day series between South Africa and England was abandoned without a ball being bowled.

Harry rules out Foster swoop
Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp has rebuffed claims he is set to sign goalkeeper Ben Foster on loan.

Rafa - Gerrard fit to play
Rafa Benitez has confirmed Steven Gerrard will be fit to play against Manchester City on Saturday.

Wenger no fan of placenta cure
Arsene Wenger may not agree with Robin van Persie's choice of treatment but will not stand in his way.

Fergie - We can come back
Sir Alex Ferguson says Chelsea's five-point lead at the top of the league is not insurmountable.

Baron to step down
The RFU are set to begin searching for a new chief executive after Francis Baron announced he would retire at the end of the season.

Barry relishing Anfield test
Gareth Barry says the clash with Liverpool is the perfect game for Man City to get back on track.

Dunn waits on future
David Dunn has revealed to skysports.com that he has yet to begin contract talks with Blackburn.

Westwood out in front
Lee Westwood moved two shots clear of the field, including Rory McIlroy, at the halfway point of the Dubai World Championship.

Hodgson admits Duff angst
Roy Hodgson admits Damien Duff has been badly affected by Ireland's controversial failure to qualify for the World Cup.

FFF - Time to move on
The FFF has called for a line to be drawn under the Ireland clash after a replay was ruled out.

Robinho in for Anfield trip
Manchester City striker Robinho will travel to Anfield for his side's match with Liverpool despite being a doubt.

Henry risks further wrath
France's Thierry Henry has admitted it 'was neccesary to exploit what was exploitable' against Ireland in the World Cup play-offs.

Hansson - Life must go on
Referee Martin Hansson has spoken up after the play-off by declaring that 'life must go on'.