We are delighted to announce the publication of a new book that is sure to be a great hit for all Rovers fans with an interest in the history of our football club. In this book, David Potter introduces ten of the greatest players ever to represent Raith Rovers. Choosing...
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As you may have read, the club decided that the allocation of tickets for the game at New Bayview on November 8th would go to season ticket holders first, then to members of the supporters groups, and finally to a public sale (if any are left). The first part of...
Another article from The Guardian’s David Conn. Does he ever write bad articles??? Sport | The Guardian
The 200% blog is well worth reading. There’s an article on there about how the current economic situation could affect football, and while their article focuses on the English Premiership, the issue is just as relevant in SFL Division Two. Read the full article here
The SFA are implementing a new coaching programme, starting in Fife, to develop a broader set of attributes in young players than just football skills. Read the full article here
Venue: Novar Bar, Kirkcaldy Present: Alan Russell (AR), Graham Condie (GC), James Proctor (JP), John Mainland (JM) Apologies: Blair White (BW), Tam Cunningham (TC), Tom Philips (TP)
The Trust recently had a meeting with board of Raith Rovers. One of the topics discussed was the possibility of identifying items in the club’s budget where the Trust could contribute by running fund-raising campaigns. It was agreed by the Trust and the Board that the Youth Development Initiative would...
Some good news for the club this week – the SFA’s Disciplinary Committee included Raith Rovers in it’s group of 6 senior clubs with a commendable disciplinary record for season 2007/08. Read the SFA news article here Read the full SFL disciplinary analysis here
Interesting article about how three clubs have fallen foul of the authorities after failing to meet the requirements of the youth set-up. Can’t help thinking that there’s more to this than is in the BBC article – rectifying a problem within two days of being advised that it exists wouldn’t...
