Falkirk FC

Falkirk are looking to change their whole football strategy at the club after losing nearly £700,000 in the last financial year.

Michael Doyle has stressed Falkirk can’t let a seven-point gap open up at the top of League One or they will soon find themselves fighting for the play-offs rather than the title.

Stenhousemuir striker Botti Biabi insists he won’t give up on his football dream after his Swansea City setback, writes Craig Turnbull.

Former Falkirk and Stenhousemuir goalkeeper Lewis McMinn scored a sensational 90-yard goal at the weekend

Falkirk fans gave their thoughts on the 0-0 stalemate with East Fife at Bayview Stadium on Saturday.

Falkirk dominated during the first 45 at Bayview but were perhaps lucky to leave with a point by the time the 90 were over.

Ahead of the club’s AGM on December 16, the financial accounts for Falkirk were published and the damage done over the last financial year laid bare for all to see.

This week the Benchman focuses on the Bairns’ upcoming AGM, Ryan Blair and Botti Biabi join the Warriors and praise for Stranraer

David McCracken says the pre-match dossiers compiled by the interim Bairns management team should give Falkirk the best opportunity of winning every game.

Falkirk directors began to draw up a shortlist of managerial candidates last night (Wednesday).

Falkirk’s calamitous year which ended in relegation to Ladbrokes League One saw the club rack up a loss of almost £700,000 and sitting with half a million less in the bank.

Falkirk fan Callum Erskine is enjoying being back in football, and watching the Bairns for free – after seeing his football career unravel before it really began.

David McCracken and Lee Miller’s increase of intensity to Falkirk’s training almost backfired on the rookie managers.

Discussions over an extension to the Falkirk stays of the first-team players have begun.

Declan McManus says Falkirk’s fresh start means other teams in Ladbrokes League One will need to keep up with the Bairns - because they’re solely focussed on themselves.

Falkirk could turn to the former assistant of Iceland national team manager Heimir Hallgrimsson as boss.