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Club newsArbroath's Match Postponed: Ayr United Calls It Unacceptable
Arbroath's match against Ayr United was postponed due to a frozen pitch, leading to serious concerns raised by Ayr United about the decision.
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Club newsArbroath 2025-26 Squad Unveiled: Key Players and Stats
Get the inside scoop on Arbroath's 2025-26 squad, featuring key players, stats, and more. Who's in and who's out?
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Club newsArbroath Seek Premiership Place with Part-Time Squad
Arbroath's part-time squad is seeking a place in the Scottish Premiership, with co-manager David Gold stating they will continue to field part-time players if they gain promotion.
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Club newsArbroath Biker in Critical Condition After Collision with Double-Decker Bus
A 37-year-old biker is in critical condition after a collision with a double-decker bus on the A92 between Arbroath and Inverkeilor. The incident occurred at 21:00 on Friday.
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Club newsExploring the Charm of 12 Bakers Wynd: A Great Investment for Arbroath Fans
Discover what 12 Bakers Wynd offers for those looking to settle in Arbroath. This flat is not just a home but a chance to connect with the Red Lichties community.
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Match reportArbroath's Promotion Push: Building on Last Season's Success
Arbroath FC is on track to replicate their remarkable 21/22 campaign. Fans are buzzing as the Red Lichties aim for promotion in the Scottish Championship.
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Club newsExploring Arbroath's Latest Property: A Look at 23 Stoneycroft Lane
Discover the charm of Arbroath living through the lens of 23 Stoneycroft Lane, a maisonette that reflects the town's rich heritage and community spirit.
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Club newsESP Group's Expansion: A Boost for Arbroath's Community and Economy
ESP Group's growth plans promise significant economic benefits for Arbroath. This expansion could transform local job opportunities and community engagement.
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Club newsHelix Thistle Football Club 2015s: A Look at Arbroath's Youth Development
Tonight's match at Gayfield Park isn't just about the Premiership play-off; it highlights how youth clubs like Helix Thistle shape future stars.
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Club newsArbroath FC's Season Ticket Surge: What It Means for the Lichties
The Lichties are nearing 200 season tickets sold, marking a pivotal moment for the club. Learn why now's the time to secure your spot at Gayfield Park.
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NewsThe Red Lichties' Derby Days: Celebrating Rivalry and Tradition
Arbroath's matchday atmosphere comes alive during derby clashes with Montrose, highlighting the passion and camaraderie among fans. From pre-match rituals to post-game celebrations, the traditions surrounding these encounters create an unforgettable experience for the Red Lichties supporters.
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Club newsExploring the Charm of 12 Bakers Wynd: A New Home for Arbroath Fans
Discover the unique appeal of 12 Bakers Wynd in Arbroath. This first-floor flat is not just a property; it's a gateway to the Red Lichties' vibrant community.
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Club newsExploring Arbroath's Real Estate: The Semi-Detached Villa at 41 Keptie Road
Discover the charm and potential of the semi-detached villa at 41 Keptie Road in Arbroath. This property offers more than just a home; it's a community hub.
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Club newsExploring 72 Hayshead Road: A Home for Red Lichties Fans
Discover what makes 72 Hayshead Road an ideal spot for Arbroath supporters. Dive into local culture, community, and the connection to the Red Lichties.
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Club newsRevitalising Gayfield Park: What the Redevelopment Means for Arbroath
The redevelopment of Gayfield Park is set to enhance the matchday experience for Arbroath fans. Discover how these changes impact the club and its community.
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Club newsExploring 2 Cliffburn Terrace: A New Chapter for Arbroath Fans
The sale of 2 Cliffburn Terrace holds significance for Arbroath supporters during a pivotal season. Discover the connections between property and community spirit.
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Club newsRemembering Rhona Innes: A Heartfelt Tribute from Arbroath Football Club
The Arbroath Football Club community mourns the loss of Rhona Innes, a beloved figure. Her impact was profound, leaving a legacy of kindness and support.
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Club newsThe Arbroath Pipe Band's Journey at the 2024 British Championships
The Arbroath Pipe Band showcased their talent at the 2024 British Pipe Band Championships. Their performance marks a significant milestone in local music culture.
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Match reportDick Campbell's Sacking: Implications for Arbroath and the Championship
Arbroath's recent managerial upheaval marks a pivotal moment for the club. Dick Campbell's departure could reshape the team's strategy and morale moving forward.
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AnalysisArbroath's tactical resilience on the pitch
Arbroath has showcased tactical adaptability this season, adapting their game plan depending on the opponent in Scottish Championship matches.
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PreviewAnticipating a Tactical Battle at Gayfield: Arbroath's Next Challenge
As Arbroath prepares to face their upcoming opponent, fans are eager to see how the team will adapt their tactics to secure crucial points. Key players will be instrumental in this match, and the Red Lichties’ strategy will likely reflect their determination for a strong performance at home.
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NewsThe Red Lichties: Celebrating Arbroath's Rich Fan Traditions and Derby Spirit
Arbroath's fan culture is deeply rooted in traditions that bring the community together, especially during derby matches against Montrose. From pre-match rituals to passionate displays within Gayfield Park, the spirit of the Red Lichties shines brightly.
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Club newsFindlay Marshall Crowned Players' Player of the Year: A Lichtie Star in the Making
Arbroath FC's promising midfielder, Findlay Marshall, has earned the coveted Players' Player of the Year award for the 2025/26 season, a testament to his outstanding contributions and the high regard of his teammates. This prestigious accolade underscores his burgeoning talent and solidifies his status as a vital cog in the Lichties' engine room.
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Match reportLucky Lichties Fan Scoops Substantial £1,285 in Half-Time Matchday Draw
Arbroath FC's famed half-time 50/50 draw delivered a significant win for hospitality guest Pat Sawers this past Saturday, with the fortunate supporter pocketing a remarkable £1,285. The substantial prize highlights the fantastic community spirit and dedicated fan support at Gayfield, proving that backing the Lichties can sometimes bring an unexpected bonus.