Falkirk: February 2009 Archives

Kevin McBride and Gerard Aafjes are both absent for Falkirk's SPL game against Hibernian this weekend.

Campbell Christie has urged Falkirk players, staff and fans alike to pull together to save the club from relegation.

Former Falkirk boss Alex Totten believes John Hughes can get the Bairns out of trouble this season but admits it will be a battle.

Defender Dean Holden says Falkirk will be treating all their remaining SPL games this season like 'a cup final' to avoid relegation.

John Hughes has confirmed that he would like to tie striker Steve Lovell down to a new contract with Falkirk for next season.

Falkirk have sent winger Neil McCann to Bayern Munich in the hope of resolving his long-standing injury problems.

New arrival Dani Mallo has spoken of his determination to extend his stay at Falkirk beyond the end of this season.

Former Falkirk striker Graham Barrett is training with Hearts following his recent release by the Bairns.

Lee Bullen said Falkirk were disappointed not to take maximum points from their trip to St Mirren on Saturday.

Neil McCann will miss Falkirk's meeting with St Mirren on Saturday after the recurrence of a hamstring injury.

Scotland assistant boss Steven Pressley believes Falkirk skipper Darren Barr has a big future ahead of him in the national side.

Falkirk have been boosted by the news that three of their key players will be fit for the Bairns' relegation scrap with St Mirren.

Defender Darren Barr has confirmed that he wants to test his abilities in England when his Falkirk contract expires in summer 2010.

Kevin McBride has been ruled out of Falkirk's Scotish Cup tie with Hearts on Saturday because of a broken back.

John Hughes has spoken of his relief that Falkirk managed to keep hold of young talent Scott Arfield in the January transfer window.

Falkirk have been told that striker Steve Lovell has escaped a one-match ban and will be available for the Cup clash with Hearts.

Falkirk boss John Hughes is waiting on fitness tests on three players ahead of Saturday's Scottish Cup tie with Hearts.

Falkirk defender Lee Bullen hopes the Bairns' hard-fought 1-0 win over Aberdeen can spur them on in the remainder of the season.

Kevin McBride and Gerard Aafjes are both absent for Falkirk's SPL game against Hibernian this weekend.

Campbell Christie has urged Falkirk players, staff and fans alike to pull together to save the club from relegation.

Former Falkirk boss Alex Totten believes John Hughes can get the Bairns out of trouble this season but admits it will be a battle.

Defender Dean Holden says Falkirk will be treating all their remaining SPL games this season like 'a cup final' to avoid relegation.

John Hughes has confirmed that he would like to tie striker Steve Lovell down to a new contract with Falkirk for next season.

Falkirk have sent winger Neil McCann to Bayern Munich in the hope of resolving his long-standing injury problems.

New arrival Dani Mallo has spoken of his determination to extend his stay at Falkirk beyond the end of this season.

Former Falkirk striker Graham Barrett is training with Hearts following his recent release by the Bairns.

Lee Bullen said Falkirk were disappointed not to take maximum points from their trip to St Mirren on Saturday.

Neil McCann will miss Falkirk's meeting with St Mirren on Saturday after the recurrence of a hamstring injury.

Scotland assistant boss Steven Pressley believes Falkirk skipper Darren Barr has a big future ahead of him in the national side.

Falkirk have been boosted by the news that three of their key players will be fit for the Bairns' relegation scrap with St Mirren.

Defender Darren Barr has confirmed that he wants to test his abilities in England when his Falkirk contract expires in summer 2010.

Kevin McBride has been ruled out of Falkirk's Scotish Cup tie with Hearts on Saturday because of a broken back.

John Hughes has spoken of his relief that Falkirk managed to keep hold of young talent Scott Arfield in the January transfer window.

Falkirk have been told that striker Steve Lovell has escaped a one-match ban and will be available for the Cup clash with Hearts.

Falkirk boss John Hughes is waiting on fitness tests on three players ahead of Saturday's Scottish Cup tie with Hearts.

Falkirk defender Lee Bullen hopes the Bairns' hard-fought 1-0 win over Aberdeen can spur them on in the remainder of the season.