Новости за 19.02.2018

Arbroath Assistant Manager Ian Campbell shares his thought’s on Saturday’s draw with Alloa Athletic to the press. Alloa Athletic Manager Jim Goodwin shares his honest thought’s on Saturday’s draw with the press – Many thanks to Ewan Smith for filming this. Arbroath Goalkeeper David Hutton shares his thought’s on Saturday’s draw with Alloa Athletic shortly... Read More

Both sides had to settle for a point apiece today at Gayfield in a game of very few chances for either team. Alloa’s Kris Renton hit the post in the 18th minute with Alloa keeper Neil Parry doing well to come out for every cross that was thrown into the Alloa box. Arbroath almost scored... Read More

We would like to thank R.W. Bell Electrical & Building Services for sponsoring yesterday’s match against Alloa Athletic and their continued support of our club. We hope everyone had a great afternoon and hope to see you all again very soon! RW Bell Building Services are Electricians, Plumbers, Heating Engineers, Joiners, Builders and Renewables Contractors based in... Read More

Sponsor’s Man of the Match – Mark Whatley Stephen Carruthers who is the Managing Director of R.W. Bell Electrical & Building Services is pictured presenting skipper Mark Whatley the Match Sponsor’s Man of the Match Award! Congratulations Mark and thank you to Stephen and everyone at R.W Bell Hospitality Man of the Match – Colin Hamilton Our... Read More

Joint Birthday Celebration We had two birthday’s in Hospitality yesterday. First we had Rab Christie who was celebrating his 60th Birthday and he was joined by Ally Lawson on his right hand side with Arbroath skipper Mark Whatley presenting Ally with a Birthday Cake. Then we also got to celebrate with Bruce Sangster’s 50th Birthday... Read More

Arbroath FC are delighted to be taking part in the The SPFL Trust and Scottish Book Trust pioneering pilot project, the 4-4-2 Reading Challenge. The Scottish Book Trust and the Scottish Professional Football League Trust (SPFL) have joined up with 14 SPFL clubs and over 200 local libraries, to encourage primary school-age children to read... Read More