Falkirk: November 2008 Archives

John Hughes is hoping veteran midfielder Russell Latapy will stay on in a coaching role at Falkrik when his playing contract expires.

Jackie McNamara has thanked Falkirk for rescuing his career after admitting he lost his zest for football during his year at Aberdeen.

Falkirk boss John Hughes believes the controversial SPL Under-21 rule should be kept in order to protect Scottish football.

John Hughes was frustrated to see Falkirk slip to defeat at Hearts but admitted he was pleased with how hard his players worked.

Bairns boss John Hughes admits his players enjoy the challenge of facing Hearts on their own patch as the sides lock horns on Saturday.

Falkirk boss John Hughes admits signing a keeper is his priority although he hopes to secure Scott Flinders for the rest of the season.

Veteran Falkirk defender Lee Bullen says Steve Lovell deserves as much credit as headline-maker and fellow frontman Michael Higdon.

Defender Lee Bullen is confident Falkirk can secure a top-six finish in the SPL after their 1-0 win against Motherwell on Saturday.

Scott Flinders is set to extend his loan deal at Falkirk, with the Crystal Palace star enjoying his time in the SPL.

Falkirk assistant boss Brian Rice was disappointed his side were punished for one error as they let a 1-0 lead slip against Inverness.

Skipper Darren Barr has called on his Falkirk team-mates to find a consistent run of winning form ahead of the trip to Inverness.

Falkirk boss John Hughes has called on his side to be ready right from the first whistle against Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

Falkirk manager John Hughes heaped praise on super-sub Michael Higdon for his instant equaliser in the 1-1 draw at Hamilton.

John Hughes has demanded more consistency from his young Falkirk players to kill off opposing teams.

Falkirk's Academy has confirmed that it has secured a partnership agreement with Irish club, Kilnamanagh.

Scott Flinders believes Falkirk have made the SPL stand up and take notice and that teams are now planning to combat their threat.

John Hughes is hoping veteran midfielder Russell Latapy will stay on in a coaching role at Falkrik when his playing contract expires.

Jackie McNamara has thanked Falkirk for rescuing his career after admitting he lost his zest for football during his year at Aberdeen.

Falkirk boss John Hughes believes the controversial SPL Under-21 rule should be kept in order to protect Scottish football.

John Hughes was frustrated to see Falkirk slip to defeat at Hearts but admitted he was pleased with how hard his players worked.

Bairns boss John Hughes admits his players enjoy the challenge of facing Hearts on their own patch as the sides lock horns on Saturday.

Falkirk boss John Hughes admits signing a keeper is his priority although he hopes to secure Scott Flinders for the rest of the season.

Veteran Falkirk defender Lee Bullen says Steve Lovell deserves as much credit as headline-maker and fellow frontman Michael Higdon.

Defender Lee Bullen is confident Falkirk can secure a top-six finish in the SPL after their 1-0 win against Motherwell on Saturday.

Scott Flinders is set to extend his loan deal at Falkirk, with the Crystal Palace star enjoying his time in the SPL.

Falkirk assistant boss Brian Rice was disappointed his side were punished for one error as they let a 1-0 lead slip against Inverness.

Skipper Darren Barr has called on his Falkirk team-mates to find a consistent run of winning form ahead of the trip to Inverness.

Falkirk boss John Hughes has called on his side to be ready right from the first whistle against Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

Falkirk manager John Hughes heaped praise on super-sub Michael Higdon for his instant equaliser in the 1-1 draw at Hamilton.

John Hughes has demanded more consistency from his young Falkirk players to kill off opposing teams.

Falkirk's Academy has confirmed that it has secured a partnership agreement with Irish club, Kilnamanagh.

Scott Flinders believes Falkirk have made the SPL stand up and take notice and that teams are now planning to combat their threat.