Edinburgh Southern AFC are a Scottish amateur football club

Football (soccer)

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 playing in Edinburgh

Edinburgh

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. They play under the Scottish Amateur Football Association

Scottish Amateur Football Association

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 in the LEAFA Edinburgh East league

Lothian and Edinburgh Amateur Football League

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. In the 2009-2010

2009–10 in Scottish football

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 season they won the League Cup and the following season they won the league championship for the first time. In March 2011 Edinburgh Southern's legends took place in a charity match to raise money for St Columba's Hospice against the Heart of Midlothian F.C.

Heart of Midlothian F.C.

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 legends in which they lost 8-1. As of season 2011-12 they have been competing in the LEAFA Edinburgh East League which they are currently undefeated in after two games.

First-team squad

Coaching staff

Position	Staff
Manager Manager (association football) In association football, a manager is responsible for running a football club or a national team. The manager of a professional club is responsible directly to the club president. The position of manager is almost exclusively used in British football...	Ally Howie
Coach Coach (sport) In sports, a coach is an individual involved in the direction, instruction and training of the operations of a sports team or of individual sportspeople.-Staff:...	Colin Hutchison

Honours

Edinburgh Amateur Sunday League, Autumn Cup

• Semi Finalists: 2007, 2008

Edinburgh Amateur Sunday League, Spring Cup

• Semi Finalists: 2005, 2009

Edinburgh Amateur Winter League Cup

• Semi Finalists: 2006

Edinburgh Amateur Summer League Cup

• Semi Finalists: 2005

LEAFA League Cup

• Winner: 2009-10

LEAFA Presidents Cup

• Finalists: 2009-10

Scottish Amateur Trophy

• 5th Round: 2009-10

LEAFA Sunday Morning Amateur League

• Champion
  Champion
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  s: 2010-11

Edinburgh Southern's Seasonal Statistics

Player of the Year Year Winner 2001-02   Chris Madej 2002-03   Gary McDougall 2003-04   Stewart Connell 2004-05   Marco Rossi 2005-06   Andrew Milne 2006-07   Ally Howie 2007-08   Richard Rintoul 2008-09   Richard Rintoul 2009-10   Stewart Connel 2010-11   Darren Rintoul

Player's Player of the Year Year Winner 2002-03   Andy Smith 2004-05   Andrew Milne 2005-06   Al Bros 2006-07   Graham Finlay 2008-09   Darren Rintoul 2009-10   Darren Rintoul 2010-11   Colin Lister

Top Goalscorer Year Winner Goals 2008-09   Richard Rintoul 18 2009-10   Thomas Martin 18 2010-11   Colin Lister 15