With 2020 fast approaching, the Falkirk Herald has selected some of the best players who have starred for the Bairns over the past ten years... and some you may have forgotten.
In a show of strength for Falkirk Primary School basketball – Bonnybridge PS (Memphis Grizzlies) and St. Margaret’s Polmont (Dallas Mavericks) cruised through to the final stages of Scotland’s Jr NBA.
Sparta Academy’s top boxers were in action against elite opponents from England in a Scotland v England show at the Plough in Stenhousemuir last month.
This week the Benchman reflects on the drab draw with East Fife, the return of a favourite son and the importance of getting the managerial appointment right
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 assistant Kevin McGoldrick can scarcely believe he has been coaching in China with Manchester City, when he felt “homesick” being away from Kirkintilloch, living in Dundee as a youngster.
Camelon boss Gordon Herd said his players looked like “lost boys” in the first 45 minutes of their top of the table clash against Bo’ness United, writes Craig Turnbull.
Sarah Inglis retained her half-marathon title at the Run Barbados Marathon Weekend where over the 3 days she also won the mile and finished runner up in the 10k.
Bo’ness United emerged from a thrilling top-of-the-table clash with Camelon Juniors with all three points as the Newtown Park outfit stretched their lead at the top of the Premier Division to seven points.
