Clydebank fans are being given the chance to spread the cost of their season ticket for the 2023/24 campaign.
In a first for the club, the Bankies faithful will be able to secure their place at Holm Park for the upcoming WoSFL league fixtures by setting up a payment plan and avoiding the pressures placed on paying for a year-long brief upfront.
Supporters will also be able to take advantage of an early bird price for season tickets, the first time this has been offered by the club.
UCS membership secretary Paul Cummings told the Clydebank Post the new initiative is a way to say thank you to the team’s fans and admitted the early feedback has been positive.
Paul said: “After last season’s phenomenal season ticket sales, we’re delighted to be able to thank our fans and offer an early bird price for the first time ever.
“We’ve also taken on board some feedback coupled with the ongoing cost of living crisis and are pleased that we can also offer payment plans for season tickets for the first time too.”
Early bird adult season books can be bought for £100, with concessions priced at £50 and under-16s asked to pay £15.
These prices are available until June 30, with the adult book then going up to £110 and concessions costing £60. The price of under-16s will remain at £15.
Payment plans can be set up by emailing tickets@clydebankfc.com with fans asked to pay the cost of their book over four months, interest-free.
Paul added: “Initial feedback has been great and we’re looking forward to seeing the big crowds back at Holm Park again this coming season.”
Season tickets will cover all league games only with holders getting priority look at tickets for the home cup games.
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