Forfar Athletic FC
Scottish Cup changes: St Johnstone get later kick-off but Forfar v Dundee United still on Friday night
Forfar Athletic ‘reluctantly accept’ Stuart Malcolm resignation
Scottish Cup draw: St Johnstone likely to meet Rangers or Celtic if they reach the quarter-final and Dundee United could be away to Aberdeen
Forfar boss Stuart Malcolm adds defender and midfielder to his Station Park squad
‘Loons Legend’ Forfar Athletic groundsman lifts lid on lockdown life at deserted Station Park
Former Dundee and Scotland under-21 goalkeeper Grant Adam escapes punishment after pushing partner
Forfar confirm Scott Murdie as new chairman as Ross Graham steps down from role
Brechin boss Mark Wilson looking for new winger Connor Coupe to add something different to team
Forfar boss Stuart Malcolm snaps up former Aberdeen midfielder Chris Antoniazzi
St Johnstone legend Steven Anderson signs for Forfar
Forfar striker Scott Shepherd will give the Loons attack a new dimension
League One clubs vote for a 27-game season but no decision yet on League Two
Forfar board reveal how backing October restart was their toughest-ever decision
Forfar board highlight testing challenges faced by lower league clubs in order to restart
Dundee United and St Johnstone handed Premiership kick-off date – but Dundee left to stew with lower league clubs
INTERVIEW: St Johnstone legend Jim Weir is ready to get back into football after recovering from traumatic car crash
EXCLUSIVE: Three leagues of 14 would diminish part-time teams’ promotion incentive, says Forfar chairman
SPFL deliver £1.8 million prize money to 30 clubs following resolution vote
Forfar left frustrated at lack of clarity as league reconstruction is considered by SPFL
Forfar dismiss ‘pie in the sky’ coronavirus shutdown suggestions as they enter talks with players and management and forecast five-figure loss
Manager Stuart Malcolm feels Forfar should head to Stark’s Park in positive frame of mind despite Dumbarton defeat
Forfar boss Stuart Malcolm looking for more of the same as they travel north to face Peterhead
Forfar won’t be feeling sorry for themselves as they welcome Clyde to Station Park