Young midfielder Scott Arfield believes the upcoming internationals have come at a bad time for Falkirk.
Falkirk: March 2009 Archives
Top-scorer fitness boost
Steve Lovell is expected to be back to full fitness in time to figure in Falkirk's clash against Rangers on April 5.
Defender targets 'successful' season
Steven Pressley has described Falkirk's 4-0 win over Inverness as a 'very significant result' in the battle to survive in the SPL.
Bairns boss can't wait for Cup clash
John Hughes admits there is 'no love lost' between the fans of Falkirk and Dunfermline and can't wait for the Scottish Cup semi-final.
Bairns stars gain call-ups
Falkirk stars Jamie Barclay, Tam Scobbie, Scott Arfield and Chris Mitchell have been called up to the latest Scotland Under-21 squad.
Hughes makes fans admission
John Hughes has thanked Falkirk's fans for their support and admitted they could have been the difference at Inverness last weekend.
No regrets for Mallo
Falkirk keeper Dani Mallo is happy he swapped Portugal for Scotland despite their position at the bottom of the SPL.
Bairns gets Dons or Pars in last-four cup draw
Aberdeen will face Falkirk in the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup if they can overcome First Division Dunfermline in their replay.
Pair back in Cup frame
Neil McCann and Jackie McNamara are set to return to the Falkirk squad for the Scottish Cup clash with Inverness.
Hughes backs Bairns ace
John Hughes has backed defender Tam Scobbie after he gave away the vital penalty in Falkirk's 1-0 home defeat to Dundee United.
Consistency key for Scobbie
Fit-again Tam Scobbie is hoping to get a run of games between now and the end of the season to help Falkirk stay up.
Higdon forgets 'R' word
Michael Higdon is convinced Falkirk can finally pull away and forget about relegation from the Clydesdale Bank Scottish Premier League.
Arfield keen to kick on
Young midfielder Scott Arfield believes the upcoming internationals have come at a bad time for Falkirk.
Top-scorer fitness boost
Steve Lovell is expected to be back to full fitness in time to figure in Falkirk's clash against Rangers on April 5.
Defender targets 'successful' season
Steven Pressley has described Falkirk's 4-0 win over Inverness as a 'very significant result' in the battle to survive in the SPL.
Bairns boss can't wait for Cup clash
John Hughes admits there is 'no love lost' between the fans of Falkirk and Dunfermline and can't wait for the Scottish Cup semi-final.
Bairns stars gain call-ups
Falkirk stars Jamie Barclay, Tam Scobbie, Scott Arfield and Chris Mitchell have been called up to the latest Scotland Under-21 squad.
Hughes makes fans admission
John Hughes has thanked Falkirk's fans for their support and admitted they could have been the difference at Inverness last weekend.
No regrets for Mallo
Falkirk keeper Dani Mallo is happy he swapped Portugal for Scotland despite their position at the bottom of the SPL.
Bairns gets Dons or Pars in last-four cup draw
Aberdeen will face Falkirk in the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup if they can overcome First Division Dunfermline in their replay.
Pair back in Cup frame
Neil McCann and Jackie McNamara are set to return to the Falkirk squad for the Scottish Cup clash with Inverness.
Hughes backs Bairns ace
John Hughes has backed defender Tam Scobbie after he gave away the vital penalty in Falkirk's 1-0 home defeat to Dundee United.
Consistency key for Scobbie
Fit-again Tam Scobbie is hoping to get a run of games between now and the end of the season to help Falkirk stay up.
Higdon forgets 'R' word
Michael Higdon is convinced Falkirk can finally pull away and forget about relegation from the Clydesdale Bank Scottish Premier League.
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