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Latest News - 03/02/2026

Annual General Meeting – Thursday 26th February 2026

The Annan Athletic Football Club Annual General Meeting will be held on Thursday 26th February at 7:30pm in the clubhouse.

Part of the process is for shareholders to apply to take up a place on the Annan Athletic Management Board, if they wish to do so. Once elected the successful candidates will stand for 3 years.

Three board members are required to retire following their 3-year tenure and these are:

Stephen Bryson

Susan Bryson

Open Position (Previously Craig Robertson)

As stated previously, 3 places on the Annan Athletic Board are available and applications to stand for election are now open. Any applicant must be at least 16 years of age, and be a fully paid-up shareholder.

Click here to renew or to become a shareholder

A CV should accompany any application and should detail who you are, past achievements, posts held, etc and what you wish to achieve for Annan Athletic Football Club in the future.

Any applications should be returned to Neil Irving by midnight on Friday 13th February 2026

Applications should be sent to exec@annanathleticfc.com

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