Peterhead head to New Douglas Park this Saturday for the final game of the William Hill League Two 2024/25 season.
Clyde currently sit eighth in the league table, although safe from the relegation zone but unable to secure a play-off place they will still be aiming to finish the season with all three points.
The Blue Toon have already been crowned League Champions but will also want to maintain the recent form that saw them beat second placed East Fife 1-0 last weekend.
Frpm Jordon Brown: “Well what is there to say that hasn’t already been covered this week, it has been an incredible week since the final whistle went last Saturday and certainly a quicker week than the previous one! To see the club, the staff, the players, everyone associated with us get so much positive exposure and deserved praise has made every tough day we have had across the past 2 and a bit years worth it and more.
With a new contract signed this week we are really proud and excited to continue this upward journey and the new challenges that lie ahead.
It is easy to forget we have 1 more game tomorrow but the guys have earned the right to have the relief of pressure and intensity for a change and we hope once again there will be a good away following plus some of the south based guys families who couldn’t make last week in attendance.
The hard work has definitely reaped its rewards already with the title win but standards are massively important and are embedded in our culture now so putting on a worthy performance and getting a result tomorrow is still a priority. There are a couple of targets to still put right and we are also aware we have yet to beat Clyde this season.
We will review the squad today to see where everyone is at and it is likely there will be a number of changes to ensure the guys who have been short of minutes get the exposure their attitude and application has deserved. Whether this is some players last game for the club or they are looking to stake a claim for a more regular starting place, we are looking forward and focused on going out on a high.”
