Alloa Athletic Football Club is aware of recent issues occurring outside the ground on matchdays and continues to engage constructively with partners to better understand and address the situation.

Our focus remains on creating a positive, safe and welcoming environment for all supporters, both inside and around the stadium.

A key part of this work is the continued development of our Matchday Buzz initiative at The Hive. This programme has already seen over 300 young people through its doors, offering a safe, inclusive and engaging space to connect with the club and enjoy the matchday experience in a positive way. We were delighted to welcome the SPFL Trust to observe this work first-hand, and their visit provided a valuable opportunity to share ideas and strengthen our approach.

We will also continue to work closely with local authorities and partner organisations to support these efforts. Through these collaborations and other ongoing initiatives, we are committed to strengthening the matchday experience and providing positive opportunities for supporters of all ages.

Alloa Athletic F.C. recently gathered to celebrate the conclusion of the season and honor the exceptional performances of its squad at the annual End of Season Awards night. The evening highlighted the achievements of four standout players who took home top honors for their vital contributions on the pitch.

The awards recognized a blend of fan favorites, directorial picks, and statistical achievements, reflecting a hard-fought season for the Wasps.

2026 End of Season Award Winners:

• Lewis Stewart: Dominated the supporter-driven categories, securing both the Fans Player of the Year and The Hive Player of the Year awards.
• Luke Donnelly: Recognized by the club’s leadership as the Directors Player of the Year and also took home the spectacular Goal of the Season award for his effort against Queen of the South.
• Callum Burnside: The rising star was named the Directors Young Player of the Year and was officially recognized as the club’s Top Goalscorer for his clinical finishing throughout the campaign.
• Cammy O’Donnell: Honored by the local press, earning the title of Alloa Advertiser Player of the Year.

The Alloa Supporters Club – is taking names and organizing transport for the return leg against Airdrie, scheduled for this coming Saturday, May 9th.

Fans looking to make the trip with this independently organized group can register for their supporters’ bus during Tuesday night’s home match.

To ensure supporters have the opportunity to secure a seat, the group’s organizers will be stationed at the programme stall for registrations at two distinct locations during Tuesday’s game:

• Pre-match: Located outside the ground.
• Half-time: Located inside the ground adjacent to the home turnstiles

Bus Departure Details

For those traveling with the fan group on Saturday, May 9th, please note the following itinerary and rules set by the organizers:

• Departure Location: Alloa Train Station car park
• Departure Time: 1:30 PM prompt
• Age Restriction: Please note that all fans under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Supporters are encouraged to visit the programme stall early on Tuesday evening to guarantee their spot on the bus for Saturday’s fixture.

The Alloa Athletic Player of the Year Night takes place this Saturday at Tillicoultry Golf Club.

One of the standout awards of the evening is the ever-popular Goal of the Season — and it’s up to you, the supporters, to decide the winner.

Luke Rankin, Cameron O’Donnell, Kurtis Roberts, Andrew Clarke, Luke Donnelly, and Callum Burnside are all in contention, each hoping to claim the prize.

You can cast your vote now on Facebook. Simply head to the ‘Featured’ section of the Alloa Club Together page to watch all the nominated goals again and choose your favourite.

Voting closes on Friday, May 1, so make sure your voice is heard by voting today.

Ahead of this weekend’s fixture, Stenhousemuir Football Club and Alloa Athletic Football Club would like to share a message with supporters.

In light of recent incidents of unacceptable behaviour across Scottish football, both clubs are keen to promote a safe, welcoming, and enjoyable environment for everyone attending the match.

We remind supporters that respectful behaviour is expected not only within the stadium, but also in the surrounding areas, including approach routes, local pubs, and public transport.

Prohibited behaviour includes violence or the threat of violence, damage to property, hate speech, threatening or abusive language, the display of offensive materials, and the possession or use of pyrotechnics.

Where any issues do arise, they will be addressed through stewarding, matchday monitoring, or follow-up review, with appropriate action taken if necessary.

The overwhelming majority of our supporters represent their clubs brilliantly, and we thank them for their continued support.

We ask everyone attending this weekend’s fixture to play their part in ensuring a safe and welcoming environment for all, and to report any concerns to a steward, club official, or the police.

Stenhousemuir Football Club & Alloa Athletic Football Club

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Kieren Mooney as General Manager.

Kieren joins the club from a media, marketing and communications background, having previously held roles with the Scottish FA, Southampton Football Club and Celtic Football Club. As commentator of Wasps TV and assistant manager within Alloa Athletic Women’s team, Kieren is already a familiar face at the club.

This role will oversee operations of the football club, the Wasps Community Football Club and The Hive, ensuring a joined-up approach across all areas. His appointment marks an opportunity for a renewed focus on strengthening connections across all areas of the club and its wider community.

Everyone at the club welcomes Kieren and wishes him every success in his new role.