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Half-Season Tickets Now On Sale
We’re pleased to announce that half-season tickets for our 2023/24 campaign are now on sale.
Half-season tickets are valid for 9 home cinch League 2 matches over the second half of this season starting with the visit of Clyde on Saturday 13th January 2024 and prices have been confirmed as follows:
Adults - £144
Concessions - £114
Students (16-19) - £74
Tickets can be purchased by contacting the club office on 01333 426323.
Please note, those purchasing concession or age-discounted season tickets may be asked for proof of age/disability.
All members of East Fife Community Football Club under 16 years old will continue to be entitled to free admission to all SPFL cinch League Two games at Bayview when accompanied by an adult, or as part of an organised group. Distribution of tickets for these games are being handled by the EFCFC.
Hospitality v Bonnyrigg Rose - Friday 22nd December 2023
Following the success of our last hospitality special against Stranraer in October, we're delighted to offer the same package for our upcoming cinch League Two match against Bonnyrigg Rose at the MGM Timber Bayview Stadium on Friday 22nd December 2023.
- Arrive at 5.30pm
- 1 course carvery meal
- Match ticket
- Half-time tea/coffee and snacks
- Pay bar available
This package is available from just £30/person (£20 for season ticket holders).
To book, contact the club office on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 01333 426323
John Barclay
Everyone connected with East Fife Football Club was devastated to learn of the sudden passing of Vice-Chairman John Barclay. John joined the Board of Directors in 2002 but his allegiance to the Fifers began more than 50 years earlier, when he would attend Bayview Park with his father.
John’s working life included a spell as an Avionics Technician in the Royal Air Force and an offshore worker with McDermott’s but he will be best remembered locally as Landlord at the popular Millfield Hotel in Glenlyon Road Leven, which he ran, together with his wife Margaret for 15 years.
It was his experience in the catering and licensed trade industries, including his position as secretary of the Fife Licensed Trade Association, that John was able to bring to his role of Director at Bayview, managing hospitality, functions and running the bars at the stadium. John was particularly keen to be at the front of house, ensuring guests and visitors received a warm welcome, with a guided tour of the stadium always on offer. Meanwhile his wife Margaret was part of the team downstairs in the Boardroom, looking after guests and visiting Directors.
As a Director, John was always supportive of the management, players and staff at the club. His first season saw the club gain promotion under Jim Moffat and there were also two memorable title wins in 2007-08 and 2015-16, but even in more challenging times John would be there to provide encouragement.
At home games John would like to position himself above the tunnel and would offer the side vocal support, particularly if things weren’t going so well on the park and the players were in need of a boost. Everyone in the vicinity was familiar with his trademark shout of “Come on the Fife!!” which would resound around the stand. The same cry would also be heard at grounds across the length and breadth of Scotland. From Borough Briggs at Elgin to Stair Park in Stranraer John followed his beloved East Fife, proudly sporting his black and gold scarf in addition to his club tie.
But it will be that cheery smile and warm handshake that John will also be remembered for, always finding time for a chat. He will be greatly missed.
The club would like to extend its sincere condolences to John’s wife Margaret and family and friends at this difficult time.
