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[[Brook Street Athletic]] is a football club which currently plays in the fourth tier of the [[Hattrick]] Scottish League and is based in the Angus town of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monifieth Monifieth]. The club was officially founded on 09 July 2006 in neighbouring Broughty Ferry, but from the outset it was always the intention that Brook Street would be based in the Angus town. | [[Brook Street Athletic]] is a football club which currently plays in the fourth tier of the [[Hattrick]] Scottish League and is based in the Angus town of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monifieth Monifieth]. The club was officially founded on 09 July 2006 in neighbouring Broughty Ferry, but from the outset it was always the intention that Brook Street would be based in the Angus town. | ||
The club entered the fifth tier of the Hattrick Scottish League and played their first competitive game on 15 July 2006 | The club entered the fifth tier of the Hattrick Scottish League and played their first competitive game on 15 July 2006 resulting in a 5-1 defeat at league leaders Sheeps Eleven, Aitcheson MacNeish becoming the first player to score for the club. | ||
Brook Street's first home game came the following weekend and resulted in another defeat, this time 3-0 against Jambos City, however the club recorded their first win seven days later on the final day of the season when they put seven past sashmo FC without reply. | Brook Street's first home game came the following weekend and resulted in another defeat, this time 3-0 against Jambos City, however the club recorded their first win seven days later on the final day of the season when they put seven past sashmo FC without reply. | ||
Constant improvement followed over the next four seasons and resulted ultimately in Brook Street picking up their [https://www.hattrick.org/World/Series/SeriesHistory.aspx?LeagueLevelUnitID=29869&RequestedSeason=21&Games=all/ first title] in Season 21. | Constant improvement followed over the next four seasons and resulted ultimately in Brook Street picking up their [https://www.hattrick.org/World/Series/SeriesHistory.aspx?LeagueLevelUnitID=29869&RequestedSeason=21&Games=all/ first title] in Season 21. | ||
Historically, Brook Street Athletic have tended to float between the third and fourth tier of the Hattrick Scottish League and has gained the reputation of being a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yo-yo_club "yo-yo club"]. | Historically, Brook Street Athletic have tended to float between the third and fourth tier of the Hattrick Scottish League and has gained the reputation of being a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yo-yo_club "yo-yo club"]. | ||
Revision as of 19:31, 18 April 2023
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| Club Name: | Brook Street Athletic Football Club |
| Established: | 09 July 2006 |
| Ground: | LJG Stadium, Monifieth |
| Capacity: | 59,900 |
| Owner: | saintd |
| Coach: | Fermín Romero |
| Current Series: | |
| Last Season: | |
| Website: | Club Website |
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Overview
Brook Street Athletic is a football club which currently plays in the fourth tier of the Hattrick Scottish League and is based in the Angus town of Monifieth. The club was officially founded on 09 July 2006 in neighbouring Broughty Ferry, but from the outset it was always the intention that Brook Street would be based in the Angus town.
The club entered the fifth tier of the Hattrick Scottish League and played their first competitive game on 15 July 2006 resulting in a 5-1 defeat at league leaders Sheeps Eleven, Aitcheson MacNeish becoming the first player to score for the club.
Brook Street's first home game came the following weekend and resulted in another defeat, this time 3-0 against Jambos City, however the club recorded their first win seven days later on the final day of the season when they put seven past sashmo FC without reply.
Constant improvement followed over the next four seasons and resulted ultimately in Brook Street picking up their first title in Season 21.
Historically, Brook Street Athletic have tended to float between the third and fourth tier of the Hattrick Scottish League and has gained the reputation of being a "yo-yo club".
Club Honours
Series Champions IV.38 Season 66
Series Champions IV.35 Season 63
Series Champions III.6 Season 60
Series Champions IV.63 Season 54
Series Champions IV.13 Season 52
Series Champions IV.7 Season 50
Series Champions IV.7 Season 48
Series Champions IV.42 Season 36
Series Champions IV.42 Season 35
Series Champions IV.37 Season 32
Series Champions IV.61 Season 28
Series Champions IV.61 Season 25
Series Champions V.81 Season 21

