IT’S one of the most recognisable lower division football grounds in Scotland.
But Brechin City’s Glebe Park – bordered on one side by the most famous hedge in Scottish football – was the site of a break-in this week which has left the club and police searching for witnesses.
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A reward of £250 has been put up for any information that assists in arrests being made that lead to a successful prosecution in the case.
The intruders – who struck on Tuesday night – have been blamed for damaging the stadium’s public address system and monitors in the announcer box.
The famous ground, now known as the “Carnegie Fuels Stadium at Glebe Park” for sponsorship reasons, dates back to 1919.
A statement from Police Scotland as relayed via the club’s social media channels read: “Brechin City Football Club was the victim of a break-in last night.
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“Damage was caused to the stadium’s public address system and monitors in the announcer box.
“We are appealing to our community for any information that may assist in identifying those responsible.
“A reward of £250 is being offered for any information that leads to the successful prosecution of those involved.
“Please report directly to Police Scotland on 101.”
The Highland League runners-up are involved in Premier Sports Cup group stage action as early as July 12, when they host Premiership new boys Falkirk.
They’re under the management of former Dundee Utd and Falkirk boss Ray McKinnon these days as they look to play their way back into the senior ranks.
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