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is the exact statement as released by Club Website Guru Jim
McAllister:
"The
following prices have now been confirmed by the Board of Directors for
next season. Any documents circulated on
Saturday were done so in error as they
were at that time proposals only. Following a Board meeting last night
the undernoted prices have been confirmed
Admission- Adult £10
Child/OAP £5
Adult £135 OR
£120 for existing season ticket holders or
payment before 21st June 2002
Child/OAP £ 70
OR £ 60 for existing season ticket holders or payment
before 21st June 2002
Presidfents
Club £200 OR £180 for existing season ticket holders or payment
before 21st June 2002
Disabled £ 70
OR £ 60 for existing season ticket holders or
payment before 21st June 2002
Parent &
Child £ 180 OR £150 for existing season ticket holders or payment
before 21st June 2002
Family of 4 £
280 or £ 250 for existing season ticket holders or
payment before 21st June 2002
Boardroom £1000
I addition to
the above, Dumbarton Season Ticket Holders will be re-located from
the West End to the East End of the ground. Unless specifically
requested otherwise, they will be issued a
'mirror image' ticket at the East End
Bar facilities will be available for Season
Ticket Holders although full details have
not yet been published.
PRESIDENTS CLUB
TICKET HOLDERS WILL REMAIN WHERE THEY ARE AND WILL CONTINUE TO
USE THE ALLIED DISTILLERS SUITE.
Ronnie McDonald
has confirmed in writing his interest in securing the controlling
interest in Dumbarton F.C. has ended.
The Board of
Directors have confirmed there are currently no parties interested
in securing the majority shareholding.
It is also
confirmed the Board have discouraged interest in individuals investing
for a seat on the board. Although there were enquiries, they have
been deferred until the end of next season, when
the Board expect the current level of
debt to bwe substantially reduced, if not cleared completely.
It is also felt the club will be 'more saleable' at this time.
Tom Carson has
been asked to make his recommendations for next season and will
do so in the next week.
Paddy Flannery
has indicated he will not make any decision on his future until
he has recieved an offer from Dumbarton.
David Prophet
has been appointed Secretary of the club in succession to Colin
Hosie who has decided to concentrate on his Boardroom responsibilities."
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