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If Fort William FC is to survive the club management will need to lock the gates at Claggan Park, according to vice-chairman Colin Wood, speaking after the most recent vandalism attack. will need to lock the gates,’ Wood warned.
As well bringing down trees at Achintee Road, the blustery conditions caused the already precarious (old) stand to partially lose its roof.
The club hope that the money raised will enable it to have CCTV round the park and hopefully stop vandalism happening in the future.
Rain or shine, hot or cold, Fort William FC Juniors coach Ollie Stephen pledged to run at least 5km per day, every day, for 366 days (2020 being Leap year).
Fort William Football Club officials and supporters got stuck into the preparation groundworks for the new drainage system at the start of the month.
Fort William FC boss Calum MacLean says he has a lot to think about when it comes to possibly continuing as the Claggan Park club’s manager next season.
New management team installed at Claggan Park
In what looks to have been a first for Scottish athletics, a mini ‘pop up’ cross country course was built by junior athletes from Lochaber Athletics Club at Fort William’s Claggan Park.
The 74-match winless run ended last night.
