Falkirk: September 2008 Archives

Falkirk midfielder Burton O'Brien says he is sure the team will show their true potential when they are back at full strength.

John Hughes was delighted after witnessing his Falkirk side jump off the bottom of the SPL following a 4-1 win against Hamilton.

John Hughes says the easing of the injury problems and the new boys starting to settle is the reason for the turnaround in form.

Falkirk boss John Hughes praised his side's character after edging out Queen of the South in the CIS Cup on Tuesday night.

Sean Lynch says he would love to taste more cup success with his new team-mates at Falkirk.

John Hughes felt Falkirk's draw at St Mirren was a fair result but was disappointed that his side failed to hit top form.

Midfielder John Lynch has been handed a contract by Falkirk following his recent release from SPL rivals Hibernian.

Neil McCann says the Bairn's commitment to playing good football was the main reason he decided to move to the Falkirk Stadium.

Neil McCann thinks the blend of experience mixed with some fine home-grown youngsters can propel Falkirk to a top-six SPL finish.

Scott Arfield has hailed the return to fitness of Falkirk's experienced players and feels they will help the club progress in the SPL.

John Hughes has been boosted by the news that the injury list is clearing up with five players back in contention to face Hearts.

Falkirk's youngsters go head-to-head with Dunfermline Athletic in the first round of the SFA Youth Cup this weekend.

Falkirk midfielder Scott Arfield played the whole 90 minutes in Scotland Under 21's 3-1 victory over Slovenia on Thursday.

Falkirk boss John Hughes has called on his players to stick together following their fourth straight SPL defeat last Saturday.

Falkirk's Tam Scobbie has confirmed he will miss Scotland's Euro 2009 Under-21 qualifiers against Slovenia and Denmark.

Falkirk captain Darren Barr has pledge to help lift his team-mates after the weekend's defeat to Kilmarnock.

Falkirk will face Scottish Cup runners-up Queen of the South in the third round of the Scottish Co-operative Insurance Cup.

Falkirk midfielder Burton O'Brien says he is sure the team will show their true potential when they are back at full strength.

John Hughes was delighted after witnessing his Falkirk side jump off the bottom of the SPL following a 4-1 win against Hamilton.

John Hughes says the easing of the injury problems and the new boys starting to settle is the reason for the turnaround in form.

Falkirk boss John Hughes praised his side's character after edging out Queen of the South in the CIS Cup on Tuesday night.

Sean Lynch says he would love to taste more cup success with his new team-mates at Falkirk.

John Hughes felt Falkirk's draw at St Mirren was a fair result but was disappointed that his side failed to hit top form.

Midfielder John Lynch has been handed a contract by Falkirk following his recent release from SPL rivals Hibernian.

Neil McCann says the Bairn's commitment to playing good football was the main reason he decided to move to the Falkirk Stadium.

Neil McCann thinks the blend of experience mixed with some fine home-grown youngsters can propel Falkirk to a top-six SPL finish.

Scott Arfield has hailed the return to fitness of Falkirk's experienced players and feels they will help the club progress in the SPL.

John Hughes has been boosted by the news that the injury list is clearing up with five players back in contention to face Hearts.

Falkirk's youngsters go head-to-head with Dunfermline Athletic in the first round of the SFA Youth Cup this weekend.

Falkirk midfielder Scott Arfield played the whole 90 minutes in Scotland Under 21's 3-1 victory over Slovenia on Thursday.

Falkirk boss John Hughes has called on his players to stick together following their fourth straight SPL defeat last Saturday.

Falkirk's Tam Scobbie has confirmed he will miss Scotland's Euro 2009 Under-21 qualifiers against Slovenia and Denmark.

Falkirk captain Darren Barr has pledge to help lift his team-mates after the weekend's defeat to Kilmarnock.

Falkirk will face Scottish Cup runners-up Queen of the South in the third round of the Scottish Co-operative Insurance Cup.