Geggan crowned Lizzie Pars Player of the Year

Andy Geggan was crowned the Elizabethan Pars Supporters Club Player of the Year in their first ever year as an official supporters club on Saturday night.

Andy Geggan was crowned the Elizabethan Pars Supporters Club Player of the Year in their first ever year as an official supporters club on Saturday night.

The evening was held in the Kingdom Suite at East End Park with over 140 people in attendance. Attendees included current staff John Potter, Craig Dargo who were also joined by members of the current playing squad. Club legends Roy Barry & Ian Westwater also attended to support the night.

Andy Geggan with his Player of the Year trophies, presented by Ryan Turner

Mikey Mlotkiewicz from the Supporters Club said: "This season has been fantastic for us, we've had full buses for most games this season, some being 50 plus seaters, which is great going for our first season as a supporters club.The most memorable trips of the season have to be Stranraer and Elgin away, we're all in hope going into the play-offs, hopefully we will be traveling to Championship grounds next season!"

Ryan Williamson receives his trophy from Marvyn Stewart.

Ross McArthur, general manager of the football club said: "Having attended the evening myself, it is great to see the enthusiasm and support for our club from the Elizabethan Pars Supporters Club. It really reminded me of the camaraderie associated with the legendary Brucefield and Pitbauchlie clubs from the 1980's. Mikey, Craig Nellies and the other guys at the Elizabethan Pars Supporters Club deserve great credit for setting up the club from scratch last close season to get it to where it is now"

Pars legend and 1968 Cup winning captain Roy Barry, who has backed the bus this season and even attended a couple of games on it said "the night was fantastic and a real credit to all the guys who have been involved in making this supporters club happen, hopefully our fans have seen these guys on the road and how successful it has been. This should encourage others to create their own travel clubs".

Ryan Williamson was crowned the clubs' Young Player of the Year also.