MIGHTY MO SIGN TALENTED YOUNG TANGERINE

Montrose FC have agreed a half season loan deal with Dundee Utd for talented defender Adam Hutchinson, subject to SFA approval.

The 19 year old, who was a Scotland under 16 internationalist, has enjoyed loan spells over the last 2 seasons with Stirling University and latterly, Dumbarton.

Part of the Academy setup at Tannadice since he was 10, Adam turned professional in 2019 under then manager Robbie Neilson.

Mo Manager, Stewart Petrie has been in the market for a right back since Cammy Ballantyne departed Links Park in the summer, and so was understandably pleased with the news, “Adam comes very highly rated and arrives at a good time, allowing us to bring a better, more natural balance to the side.

“I would like to thank Dundee Utd for trusting us with the next chapter of Adam’s development and we very much look forward to seeing what he can bring to the team.”

PLAYER SPONSORSHIP

What a response! In one week we have more than 75% of our player sponsorships taken!

We only have a small handful left so get in touch today to sponsor your favourite player!

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BEER & BURGER HOSPITALITY SPECIAL

Join us in a few weeks time for a special hospitality offering as we host Kelty Hearts FC

Our Beer & Burger Package represents fantastic value, and a great opportunity to sample the Links Park Experience at a very affordable price!

You can book your space today for just £40 per person, or £30 for Season Ticket Holders!

The package includes

- Delicious fresh 6oz Beef Burger (Veg option available) served with Chips, Coleslaw and Onion Rings
- Your choice of 2 drinks
- Halftime Refreshments
- Reserved Seating in the Directors Box
- Post Match Interview with the Manager

Get in touch to book your seats today!

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MAN OF THE MATCH

When you grind out a tough 0-0 draw it’s no surprise to find a defender picking up the MotM award, and last Saturday was no different with Sean Dillon being selected by a group of our Sponsors and guests, who presented him with a trophy and bubbly, kindly sponsored by Fotheringham Homes.

MIGHTY MO CAPTAIN REACHES 300 GAME MILESTONE

Montrose FC Club Captain, Paul Watson made his 300th appearance for the Gable Endies recently, continuing an incredibly impressive trend of commitment at the Angus club.

As the Clubs second longest serving player, the Dundee born midfielder has certainly witnessed the highs and lows of Scottish football, since joining from St Andrews United back in 2012

Now in his third spell at Links Park, the 36 year old survived the inaugural Pyramid Playoff in 2015, lifted the Ladbrokes SPFL League 2 trophy three years later and has since led Stewart Petrie’s side to an amazing 4 consecutive Championship Play-off semi-finals.

Stewart said, "We are very lucky to have benefited from the commitment shown by Paul over the last 10 years. His professionalism and natural leadership has made him a great asset and Captain. Reaching 300 games at one club is almost unheard of nowadays and he should be rightly proud of such a milestone achievement.”

“I am also delighted to confirm the Club has agreed to seek SFA approval for a testimonial match to recognise Paul’s long service and a testimonial committee will, I understand be formed in due course.”

Paul is one of 4 players currently on 250+ appearances, along with Terry Masson, Graham Webster and Andrew Steeves, a trend clearly driven by Petrie’s unending loyalty to his successful squad, which amazingly saw 7 of the 11 who started the current campaign last week at Falkirk, emanating from his League 2 winning side some four years ago.

On presenting Paul with a commemorative watch, Club Chairman John Crawford added, “On behalf of the club I would like to congratulate Paul on reaching this significant milestone. He has, and continues to play a key role, both on and off the pitch, and in the modern game, to reach 300 games is increasingly rare and testament to Paul's commitment and dedication.”