About Us
Clydebank Rovers Football Club are a football club from the town of Clydebank near Glasgow, Scotland. Formed in 2004 after a breakaway from local rivals Clydebank Utd, they are nicknamed "The Rovers". Their home park is John Paul Academy (synthetic 3G pitch)
Clydebank Rovers are a team with a short but proud history who pride themselves on their professional approach towards the amateur game.
Player Awards
Season 2004–2005
Knowes Housing Award - Willie Wilson
Golden Boot Winner - Ronnie Clarke
Player’s player of the year - Gary Pringle
Player of the year - Ian Curley
Season 2005–2006
Knowes Housing Award - David Bryson
Most Improved Player - John Burrows
Golden Boot Winner - Ronnie Clarke
Player’s player of the year - Del Cunningham
Player of the year - Mel Cowan
Season 2006–2007
Knowes Housing Award - Jason Morrison
Most Improved Player - Tony Syed
Golden Boot Winner - Del Cunningham
Player’s player of the year - Robert Cowie
Player of the year - Mel Cowan
Season 2009–2010
Doublet Bar Special Merit Award Award - Del Doak
Golden Boot Winner - Del Cunningham
Player’s player of the year - Mark Dickson
Player of the year - Mel Cowan
Honours
CDL Cup Champions 2010
Copyright - Clydebank Rovers Football Club 2010
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