Since the start of the season Newburgh have been looking to add a couple of new faces to boulster the new look squad. Long-time target, Gordon Hunter, captain of last seasons central league champions Dundonald Bluebell, has now joined the club, along with Craig Ness from the same club. Also ex-Glenrothes striker, Cumbie Bowers and Lochgelly Goalkeeper, Roy Ness have come on board. Furthermore, young Stuart Cargill has come in on loan from East Fife. Going in the other direction are last seasons Player of the Year, Richard Milne, and Young Player of the Year, Rikki Wells, along with striker, Kevin McCreadie. Barry Ritchie, Barry Smith, Tony Higgins and Dean Cunningham are all that remain from the 2006/07 squad. Players have now come in from a variety of different levels. From the Professional ranks we have added Stuart Gray from Raith Rovers. From the Junior ranks we have snapped up Colin Potter (Kirkcaldy YM), Colin Ramsay (Kirkcaldy YM), Colin Hodge (Hill'o'beath), Robin Adair (Thornton Hibs) Scott Reilly (Dundonald Bluebell), Gordon Hunter (Dundonald Bluebell), Craig Ness (Dundonald Bluebell) and Roy Ness (Lochgelly Albert). From the amateur ranks we have added Kris Reilly (Bowhill). From the Fife Under 21 league we have added Davie Blackwood (Star 21s), Sam Buchan (Star 21s) and Cumbie Bowers (Star 21s) and finally, Stuart Cargill has come in on loan from East Fife.

After several months of interviews, Newburgh have finally chosen a figure head for their Youth Development Drive. Stuart Milne, the ex-Glenrothes and Newburgh defender will manage the Youth set-up from Under 10s right through to 21s. Stuart's full-time job is in the coaching sector for Fife Council and he has many SFA coaching qualifications. Stuart has already been onboard working with the new Under 17 side and he is currently in negotiations, along with Club Manager, Kevin Huskie, with a successful Under 21 side.

Pre-season saw new turf and soil hitting the Newburgh pitch, new fences and gates around the ground and now the new main stand is nearing completion. Next will see the away end being renovated and following that moves will be made on the dressing rooms. Around £160,000 is set to be spent on giving the club Super League facilities for the coming seasons. The Board are now looking for the side on the pitch to compare with the new facilities.

Following the departure of Assistant Manager, Kevin Chapman, in May 2007, the Manager put together a strong short-list of possible candidates for his replacement. Paddy Kelly, the club's Head Coach was also working with the Manager in an attempt to get the right man for the job. In the end the decision was unanimous; former Dunfermline Athletic and Newburgh Goalkeeper, Martyn Melia, was appointed into the job. Martyn is well qualified to look after the clubs goalkeepers and his knowledge of the game means that he will be a great asset as the club's new Assistant Manager. Club Manager, Kevin Huskie commented, "Martyn is well liked at the club and his coaching abilities are a tremendous asset to our side. We are sure that he is the final piece in the jigsaw and we now have a very happy Management Team to drive the side forward."