Broomhill Football Club will be welcoming Civil Service Strollers to The Rock on Tuesday evening and we are pleased to announce that entry will be on a ‘Pay What You Can’ basis with all proceeds from the match going to West Dunbartonshire Community Foodshare.

As part of our commitment to engage with the local community, we are delighted to be working with WD Community Foodshare to provide what we hope is a substantial donation, along with a ticket allocation each week to allow them to provide affordable days out for local families across the Lowland League season.

Clair Coyle, Charity Manager of West Dunbartonshire Community Foodshare told us: “We are delighted to partner with Broomhill FC and thank you very much for your donation. At this time, we are supporting a record number of people affected by poverty and food insecurity across West Dunbartonshire, with our highest increase amongst elderly and working households.  All monetary donations received are used to purchase ambient, fresh and frozen foods which go in our emergency food parcels.  We deliver parcels 5 days a week and each of our parcels contains a one-week supply.

We welcome Broomhill FC to the area and wish them all the best for the season ahead. Thank you for supporting our work.”

John Dods, Club Secretary, said: “Broomhill have always tried to support community efforts in our area wherever we can and, as part of our long term commitment to making Dumbarton our home, we are delighted to be able to offer tickets and the proceeds from our upcoming home game to West Dunbartonshire Community Foodshare. Hopefully folk coming along on Tuesday evening are able to support our fundraising efforts and give generously (if you can!) at the gate.”

Broomhill Football Club are delighted to announce that we will be partnering with Fanbase to provide a seamless process for fans purchasing season tickets, match tickets and more at The Dumbarton Stadium this season.

We’re taking a significant leap forward by integrating the Fanbase platform into our club. This partnership will bring a streamlined, easy-to-use, easy-to-navigate, ticketing process for fans visiting us at Dumbarton Stadium. Their advanced automation technology allows supporters to enjoy a seamless and uninterrupted year-round experience, enhancing their involvement with the club to new levels.

Fanbase’s system will allow us all to benefit from:

1. Improved fan experience: Supporters can now enjoy a smooth and streamlined journey, with a hassle-free and efficient ticket-purchasing process for match, season, event, and hospitality tickets. Say goodbye to the complexities and frustrations of traditional ticketing methods.
2. Increased revenue opportunities: With the convenience of 24/7 online ticket purchasing, Tranent can expect a significant surge in ticket sales. Other clubs that have embraced Fanbase have witnessed remarkable increases of up to 70% in season ticket sales, along with achieving record-breaking match attendance figures.
3. Streamlined administrative processes: By embracing digital ticketing and memberships, the club can eliminate the need for printing, postage, and ticket collection, while providing automated benefits to fans. This time-saving measure allows staff to focus on other crucial tasks, thereby enhancing overall productivity and efficiency.

Additionally, our season tickets are now on sale at £90 for Adults and £50 for Concessions.

Broomhill Football Club are delighted to confirm that First Team Manager Stephen Swift has confirmed his backroom staff for 2023/24.

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Broomhill Football Club are very pleased to unveil our new identity to take us forward into the new era of the club.

We know, another one! Following the end of our partnership with Open Goal, we wanted to reflect the short but eventful life of Broomhill through a new badge. As such, we worked with designer Martin Le Roy to create a new roundel badge for the club.

Using the circle from our Open Goal incarnation and the original badge of BSC Glasgow, we introduced the tree adapted from the badge of Broomhill Primary School, where the club was originally founded, the fish to reflect our history in Glasgow, and the saltire to… well… you can probably work that one out.

George Fraser said: “We are delighted with our new badge, can assure everyone that this will be the one we use permanently… unless we decide to change again! In all seriousness though, the badge gives a nod to our roots in Broomhill and our home city of Glasgow, where we have worked tirelessly to return to. We want to acknowledge to the changes that we’ve gone through as a club, and now look forward to a bright future.”

Michael Park said: “We’re delighted to have a badge that we can take forward into the future. The badge previous to our partnership with Open Goal wasn’t our favourite and a lot of the feedback about it looking like a Pro Evolution Soccer badge was noted. We had to make a change last minute and that’s what came out. We were so pleased that we were able to work with Martin to come up with a badge that speaks to our past and our future and gives us something to be really proud of.”