Dunfermline Athletic’s prospective owners are set to have a real fight on their hands to retain East End Park after it emerged several bids could be tabled for the stadium.
Post a Comment ()Raith Rovers chairman Turnbull Hutton has suggested the long-awaited shake-up of Scottish football will mean little if fans fail to rally round their respective teams.
Post a Comment ()Raith Rovers new signing Calum Elliot has apologised to Livingston after admitting he reneged on a deal to join the Almondvale club.
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Raith Rovers have confirmed that goalkeeper David McGurn has signed a new deal to stay at Stark’s Park for at least another season.
Raith Rovers’ player/coach Laurie Ellis will be hoping to have an injury-free time of things next season as he stands on the threshold of moving into the top 10 of record appearance holders with the Stark’s Park club.
Raith Rovers will register new striker Calum Elliot unchallenged after Livingston conceded defeat in the race to sign the player.
Raith Rovers and Livingston both appear to be sticking to their guns over the Calum Elliot wrangle.
Raith Rovers have confirmed the signing of former Scotland under-21 striker Calum Elliot on a year-long contract — although Livingston may yet have something to say about the move.
Raith Rovers boss Grant Murray has continued building his squad for next season with the signing of Liam Fox.
Kevin Moon has spoken of his delight after returning to full-time football with Raith Rovers.
Raith Rovers skipper Allan Walker has revealed he has received no indication from the club if he will be offered a new deal.
Dunfermline boss Jim Jefferies insists he will only make a decision on his future once the club’s new owners are in place.
Dunfermline fans’ group Pars United’s bid to purchase the administration-hit club has been boosted by the backing of Sir Alex Ferguson.
Cowdenbeath manager Colin Cameron clinched the signing of former Hearts striker Jordan Morton (21), who had been released by Livingston.
Dunfermline boss Jim Jefferies launched a no-holds-barred attack on David Longmuir and the Scottish Football League after the stricken Pars were relegated to the second division following a play-off final defeat by Alloa.
Dunfermline’s players are seeking redemption for their Recreation Park sins, according to striker Craig Dargo.
Raith Rovers have gone back to the 1960s for next season’s home strip.
Cowdenbeath player/manager Colin Cameron has signed a new one-year deal.
Alloa are within touching distance of Irn-Bru First Division football after dispatching Dunfermline 3-0 in Wednesday night’s play-off final first leg.
The season may be over for Joe Cardle but the winger is determined not to let himself become ring rusty — by training with his boxer brother at Amir Khan’s gym.
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