Matchball Sponsors of Saturday, 14th April v Arbroath

Below are photographs of ball presentations to on left W Glendinning, Haulage, Windygates and on right, Moreland's the Old Pie Shop, Buckhaven on Saturday, 14th April after the match against Arbroath. Ken Henderson, Commercial Director, presented the signed balls on behalf of the Club

Many thanks from the Club for the support from two local businesses.

Four High Teas for the price of Three

The Bayview Restaurant is offering 4 high teas for the price of 3 on Sunday, 22nd April and Sunday, 29th April. Why not come along and enjoy a pleasant meal in your local Football Club. To book, phone the Club at 01333 426323 or just drop in between 2pm and 6pm. to take advantage of this special offer.

Season Tickets for 2018/19

Season Ticket Prices for 2018/2019

Those purchasing a 2018/2019 season ticket will not have a price increase for 2019/2020 season.

ADULT - EARLY BIRD only £220 until Friday 29th June 2018 thereafer the price will be £245.

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CONCESSION - EARLY BIRD only £175 until Friday 29th June 2018 (60 years and over - full time students - proof required) thereafter the price will be £195.    

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CHILD - Early Bird £20 until Friday 29th June 2018 (Under 16 years, proof may be required) thereafter the price will be £40.

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OVER 80s = £20 administration fee.

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TICKETS FOR TROOPS = A season pass will be given to Serving Forces Regulars for a donation of £25 via the Club to Help for Heroes.

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MATCHDAY PRICES

ADULT = £15

CONCESSION = £12

CHILD = £5

PARENT AND CHILD = £18

PARENT AND 2 CHILDREN = £21

To book your tickets, please phone office 01333 426323, order through the internet shop at www.eastfifeshop.com ,

or visit the Club Office or e mail us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. 

Sale of Home and Away Tops - Adults and Children

Sale of Adult and Children's Home and Away tops - adults reduced to £30 each and children's to £25. Please see www.eastfifeshop.com  to order or visit the shop.

The Bayview | Meet The Fans with Bob Redpath

Name: Bob Redpath

Location: Newport on Tay

East Fife

How long have you been an East Fife supporter and what was your first game?

My father’s uncle, Dave McLean, was Manager of East Fife from 1931 to 1941, and my father took me to my first match at Bayview, at the age of 5, in 1948 against Third Lanark. In those days, it took nearly 3 hours, with 4 bus changes, to get from my home in Tayport to Leven, then we walked to Methil.

In the early 1950s, my father co-founded the Tayport branch of the East Fife Supporters Club, and we filled at least one bus load for every home game, with 2 bus loads in the halcyon days on the fifties against Rangers or Celtic.

Most memorable moment following East Fife?

I wasn’t allowed to go to Hampden for the League Cup final in 1953 but listened to the game live on the radio. What a day, what a win!

Least favourite moment following East Fife?

Any match in which East Fife are beaten.

Favourite player (present)?

I like to watch Aaron Dunsmore with the ball and admire the work ethic of Kyle Wilkie in midfield.

Favourite player (all-time)?

For his consistent performances over many years, Sammy Stewart, but for entertainment Charlie (Legs) Fleming.

Best East Fife goal?

The first, and all, of Dom Emery’s penalty kicks.

Favourite goal celebration?

All of them!

Pick your all-time East Fife 11

Curran, Emery, S. Stewart, Christie, Finlay, McLennan, J. Stewart, Fleming, Gardiner, Bonthrone, Matthew

Scotland

Favourite Scotland game?

The 1976, 2-1 win over England at Hampden Park. I was sitting in the stand and had a great view of Kenny Dalgleish’s goal though the legs of Ray Clemance, the England goalkeeper, for the winning goal.

Favourite Scotland player (all-time)?

John Greig of Rangers and Scotland.

When do you think Scotland will next qualify for a major tournament?

One has to hope it will be soon.

General

Ronaldo or Messi?

Favourite away ground?

Gayfield Park, Arbroath – we always seem to get a good result there.

If you could change one football rule what would it be?

Do away with offside. Also, I would like to see the standard of refereeing and linemen improved in the lower leagues.