As preparations continue on and off the pitch for an exciting Premiership season ahead for the Seasiders, JAHN Media Managing Director Aaron Watson said: “We are thrilled that the club has made it into the NIFL Premiership. As a Bangor based business, I’m pleased to give something back to the local community and I’m proud to be associated with the football club.
“The club’s progression over the past few seasons has been outstanding. The jump from Ballymena League to a strong NIFL Championship team took a remarkable amount of work from the players, the board, supporters and the local community. But I’m sure the jump from Championship into the Premiership will be their greatest challenge yet.”
JAHN Media’s association with the Seasiders began in the 2022/23 season.
Thanking JAHN Media for their continued support, Bangor FC Chairman Graham Bailie said: “Our recent success has only been possible because of our supporters, volunteers, and support from local businesses, like JAHN Media. We are a family, and we are very lucky at Bangor to have people around that care so much about the club.”
Graham continued: “We recognise that this coming season will be a different type of campaign for the club. It will test us in many ways and will provide significant challenges every week. Things may not work immediately on and off the pitch, as we acclimatise to our new surroundings in the Premiership. But one thing I know for sure is that to succeed in this league, we all need to work together, stay united, and have each other’s backs.
“Our manager Lee Feeney has been investing wisely over the summer, blending a combination of younger players and experienced leaders, with a winning mentally. They will be supported by our academy and our new reserve team manager Davy Dorrian. Bringing through local players won’t happen overnight, but a significant start has been made.”
Graham concluded: “Supporters are the life blood of the club and they have been wondering how they can help the club progress next season. From volunteering as stewards, working in the turnstiles, to simply buying a season ticket online (https://bangorfc.com/tickets.php) or visiting the social club on match days — every positive action helps us grow stronger. Even the smallest gesture can make a big difference. If you want to volunteer or have any questions, please just speak to any board member or Bangor official.
“The club has come a long way in a very short period of time, but the journey is far from over. We are all determined, driven and ambitious and, I believe, with unity and hard work we can not only survive in the Premiership — we can thrive.”
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