Welcome to Brechin City Football Club - Scottish Football League Division 2
Welcome to the page on this site for Brechin City Football Club. Brechin City play their football on the East side of Scotland and were founded in 1906 when two local junior club merged together. Those clubs where called Brechin Harp and Brechin Hearts.
The club local rivals are Arbroath Football Club and Montrose Football Club. Brechin City might have been found in 1906, but were only accepted into the Scottish Football League in 1923
| Full Name | Brechin City Football Club |  |
| Nickname(s) | The Hedgemen, City | |
| Founded | 1906 | |
| Chairman | Ken Ferguson | |
| Manager | Jim Duffy | |
| Ground Name | Glebe Park | |
| Capacity of Ground | 3,960 |
Brechin City play all their home games at Glebe Park. At this ground the record attendance is 8,122 when they play Aberdeen their rivals from the North-East. The date of this match was 3rd February 1973.
Brechin City manager is the highly rate Jim Duffy in 2008. He spent alot of his time at Partick Thistle Football Club and as he was born and bread in the Maryhill region of Glasgow he became a legend at the club. Before doing that he developed his playing career at Celtic, Morton and Dundee and later became manager of both Partick Thistle and Dundee before moving to Brechin City.
Football Honors for Brechin City Football Club
Scottish League Division 2 Champions: |
1982/83, 1989/90, 2004/05 |
Scottish League Division 2 Runners-Up: |
1992/93, 2002/03 |
Scottish League Division 3 Champions: |
2001/02 |
Scottish League Division 3 Runners-Up: |
1995/96 |
Scottish League Division C Champions: |
1953/54 |
Scottish League Challenge Cup Runners-Up: |
2002/03 |
Qualifying Cup Winners: |
1950/51 |
Forfarshire Cup Winners: |
1909/10, 1952/53, 1958/59, 1996/97 |
The Keith Tournament Winners: |
1982/83 |