Greene agrees contract extension

The 51-year-old, who has guided the Pilgrims to sixth, third and fifth in his three full seasons as United manager, has overseen a second successive play-off campaign following another year packed full of excitement and goals.

United have won 39 and drawn 12 of their 63 home matches during the course of the last three seasons and Greene is currently finalising his retained list as the Pilgrims plot another tilt at promotion in 2016-2017.

Speaking after confirming Greene's contract extension, United chairman David Newton told bufc.co.uk: "It has been another exciting season and once we had a fully-fit squad, we went on a great run to secure a second successive play-off position.

"Everybody is obviously disappointed with the outcome in the play-offs, particularly after giving ourselves a great chance following the first leg, but our attentions are already on going one better next season.

"Dennis has done a great job on a limited budget, so he has been rewarded with a two-year extension to his contract. He is therefore looking forward to developing the squad over the summer months and ultimately being the first manager to lead the team out at the new Jakemans Community Stadium.

"We want to give Dennis the best possible opportunity budget-wise, so we have reluctantly increased ticket prices slightly, which in turn will allow us to increase the playing budget next season.

"Prices have not increased during our nine years at the club, so I hope that fans will understand that costs have increased significantly over that time and there is a need to try to get extra money into the playing budget. We also still need to encourage younger fans into the club, so there has been no increase for under-16s."

Greene added: "I am delighted to extend my time as Boston United manager and I am doubly determined to have another shot at promotion following two really disappointing play-off exits in the last 12 months.

"We will assemble the best squad possible and give everything in what will arguably be the toughest-ever National League North next season."

Season ticket sales will get under way at 10.00am on Monday (May 16) and the 'early bird' rate will continue until Saturday June 11 at 12.30pm.

Adult 'early bird' season tickets will be available priced £200 on the terraces and £230 in the main stand — offering respective savings of £73 and £85 on match-by-match admissions.

A host of family tickets are available too, offering discounts for one adult and one child, one adult and two children and two adults and two children combinations.

'Mini Pilgrims' — the club's popular under-10s season ticket — will once again be available at £25 in all areas of the stadium.

Season Ticket Benefits 2016-2017

- One lucky supporter, who purchases on or before June 11, 2016 will receive their money back — therefore watching the 2016-2017 season for FREE!

- Season ticket holders to be entered into a prize draw four times per season to win a signed home shirt.

- Season ticket holders to receive 10 percent discount for personal club shop purchases. The season ticket must be provided as proof of ownership.

- Season ticket holders to receive a £5 drinks voucher for use in The Pilgrim Lounge.

- Season ticket holders will be entitled to special benefits and discounts from selected club sponsors (details will be announced in due course).

- Season ticket holders to receive priority on all-ticket and high profile matches.

- Season ticket holders able to spread the cost with the 'easy payment' plan over three months. Payments can be spread over May, June and July 2016.

NB: The concessionary price bracket includes OAPs and students, aged 21 and under, with valid NUS documentation.