Clydebank Rovers F.C.

Clydebank Rovers F.C.
Clydebank Rovers
Full name Clydebank Rovers Football Club
Nickname(s) The Rovers & The Little Brazil
Founded 2004
Ground John Paul Academy,
Faifley, Scotland
Manager Scots Bill Orr

Clydebank Rovers Football Club are a football club from the town of Clydebank near Glasgow, Scotland. Formed in 2004 after a breakaway from Clydebank Utd, they are nicknamed "The Rovers". They play their home games at The Knowes, Faifley.

They have become a popular football club in their local commumity attracting sponsorship agreements from Pristine Clean Ltd, the fashion chain Sphere & Turret, The Doublet bar, NA Hair and Hallmark. They have also previously held agreements with the Concho Social Club, Clydebank Glazers and Knowes Housing Association to name but a few.

Team colours are Yellow and Blue.

Staff

Chairman Eddie Rae
Vice Chairman Chad Clarke
Co-Manager Bill Orr
Co-Manager Neill Thornton
Youth Team Manager Andy Young

Competitions

League Central Scottish Amateur Football league
2006–07 Strathclyde league, Runners Up
2005–06 Strathclyde league, 4th
2004–05 Strathclyde league, 9th
Charity Shield Winners 2004, 2006

External links

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