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Football Fans must return. What is the delay ?

This week saw the biggest Fife Derby ever as Dunfermline Athletic and Raith Rovers fought out the Premiership Play Offs.

Both stadia should have been rocking with five figure passionate crowds. There was little atmosphere. Fans watched on the clubs` live streams or listened on radio.

REINING IN FACEBOOK

We welcome the social media boycott from 1500 on 30th April thru to 2359 on 3rd May as Dunfermline Athletic stands with the rest of Scottish Football in the boycott as part of ongoing attempts to stamp out racism in Scotland.

The intelligent articulate Marvin Bartley(Livingston) has spelled out the dangers should we fail.

Vivian braves the shave

A fundraising effort for the Peacocks in Pittencreiff Park

DAFC and Pars Foundation Walk and Talk Event

This past year has been really difficult for everyone, the restrictions and lockdowns have had an effect on everyone. This has led to some initiatives that we had planned to help with mental health awareness and improving positive mental well-being having to be postponed.

We can now get the ball rolling once again, and I am delighted to have teamed up with the Pars Foundation for this walk and talk event on the Thursday 15th April at 10.00am.

THE TROJAN HORSE

As a general rule, Celtic and Rangers serve the interests of Celtic and Rangers and not Scottish Football.

We were assured that,if the Colt teams of Celtic and Rangers were allowed into the Tunnocks Caramel Wafer Challenge Cup (the competition formerly known as The Irn Bru, Bells, Alba, Ramsdens and Petrofac) the crowds would turn out. 389 watched Rangers meet Dumbarton.