CLUB 500 - MAY WINNERS!

Montrose FC Chairman John Crawford chatted with Ross Thomson today before picking our lucky 3 May BIG winners!

RENNIE EXTENDS STAY AT LINKS PARK

Montrose FC have extended the contract of Martin Rennie until January, giving the striker a chance to recapture his form following an injury stricken season.

Despite being an ever-present in the Premier Sports Cup group stage back in July, Rennie managed only one league game before being side-lined with a hernia, for which he underwent surgery at the end of November.

After a lengthy and complex recovery, the 28 year old finally took to the field again at the end of April in the Club’s last league game against Alloa Athletic, in what was his 100th appearance for the Gable Endies.

Just a week later, Martin came off the bench to score for the first time since July against Airdrieonians in the Championship Play-off semi-final.

Manager Stewart Petrie said, “Martin had a very tough and frustrating season, so it was an easy decision to offer an extension. We all know what he is capable of and we look forward to seeing him return to that level again.”

Pic by Phoenix Photography

BROWN RETURNS FROM SUCCESSFUL SPARTANS LOAN SPELL

Montrose FC midfielder Craig Brown has returned to Links Park following a successful short loan spell with Spartans FC, aimed at accelerating the development of the highly rated youngster.
Starting all 9 of his games for the Lowland League outfit, the 23 year old managed 1 Man of the Match award, 1 goal and 2 assists.

Craig said, “It was great to get experience by playing regularly and I would like to thank everyone at Spartans for the opportunity.

“I have still been training with the Montrose boys, so still feel very much part of the squad and I am excited and now looking forward to next season.”

Pic by Phoenix Photography.

ELI DEPARTS LINKS PARK

Montrose FC have confirmed the departure of striker Elijah Simpson, who made 13 appearances since joining on a half season deal from Farnborough Town back in January.

Assistant Manager Ross Campbell said, “We would like to thank Eli for all his efforts. It proved a difficult transition and we are all disappointed things didn’t work out better.
“We wish Eli all the very best for the future.”

Pic by Phoenix Photography.

22/23 SEASON TICKETS ONSALE NOW

Montrose Football Club have announced season ticket details for the coming campaign, with a strong emphasis on encouraging the next generation of Gable Endie supporters.

https://montrosefc.ticketco.events/uk/en/e/seasontickets