St Mirren 0 – 1 Dunfermline (McManus) Time for me to eat my hat then? Having written Dunfermline off, they’re doing their best to prove me wrong. This crucial victory, in a classic “six pointer,” has moved them to within a point of St Mirren and their current momentum suggests that they might kick off next season’s European campaign in the SPL. But, and there’s always a but, I...
SFA Chief in striptease shock
It’s a prophecy I am not proud of. Yesterday I commented on another website about the ludicrous rule that meant both Tam McManus and Stephen Glass would not be allowed to play for Dunfermline in the Scottish Cup Final. McManus was an unused substitute for Falkirk earlier in the competition and Glass had performed the same role for Hibs. Dunfermline had...
There appears to be something in the water in Edinburgh – and it's not coming from the burst sewage pipe at Seafield. A season of smug satisfaction for Hibs fans looked like it might get even better. One cup was already locked in the trophy cabinet. Kevin Thomson was dumped and Scott Brown returned to equilibrium. European football – and a shot at the Scottish Cup – lay only 90 minutes...
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Well done to Scott Wilson and Greg Shields for committing to Dunfermline. The beleaguered East End Park fans need something to shout about at the moment – unlikely Scottish Cup run aside. But, although Stephen Kenny still believes, the chances of the Pars pulling of a great escape look increasingly unlikely. When does a drought become a famine? Nine league matches without a goal would...
When Dunfermline take on form side Aberdeen on Saturday new boss Stephen Kenny will take the reigns for the first time.
It says much for the way that the travails of Rangers and Hearts have dictated the media agenda that Kenny’s appointment has been, to say the least, overshadowed.
Jim Jefferies has already complained this season that ‘other teams’ – like Jefferies’ Kilmarnock and Kenny’s Pars...
