NavyBlueArmy1876

Just Gibson, McGovern, Millar and Farid to tie down now

That was quite possibly the worst half time show I've seen in my life. The six players out of contract at the end of the season are: McGovern - 50/50 chance of staying IMO Dods - Will resign Millar - Away to better things Gibson - Will resign Weatherston - Will resign Farid - Away to better things

The leages been done IMO since their 94th minute equaliser against us on Boxing Day...

We are Falkirk. We'll do what we want. ......................McGovern Duffie......Dods.......Wallace......Scobbie ........Fulton......Millar........Murdoch ........................Gibson .Weatherston/White...Farid I'd like to see us go for a 4-3-1-2, as I think it plays to our players strengths. The full backs get better support going forward, the central midfield three can all pass and play in the middle of the park, and provide better protection for the defense. Farid gets better service and every header he wins is at least competed for (when playing 4-5-1 so many of his headers are wasted) If we play with Weatherston and Farid, he is looking for Farid's flick ons and use his pace to run in behind. If we play with White and Farid, he is looking to get on to Farids knock-downs, hold the ball up and bring the others around him in to play. If we are struggling, just put Bennett and Dods up front...simples

Great news on Gibson signing On a side note Millar is going far, far bigger places than St Mirren. So is Farid. Jobby, you don't half talk...well...shite

There is a great interview on FalkirkTV with Andy Thompson explaining the ins and outs of the Elton gig. Looks like the club could stand to make a decent ammount of money from it Shame the business brain of George Craig never thought of something like this when he was at the helm.

I certainly wouldn't call it a "Profit". However, the money wasn't in the budget so the extra cash is nice, I'd call it a bonus rather than profit. This is money that as soon as we got it, it went to pay off soft loans to the BoD. If we hadn't made the extra money, we'd still owe it. So whether we came into the extra cash or not, we'd still have the exact same playing bugdet. You ask where our debt has come from? You are certainly right when you say it hasn't come from this season. Our crowds are well down this season, but then so is our playing budget. This "debt" came from Hughes' last season in charge. More was run up last season with us paying SPL wages infront of an average gate of just 4,200. We had to win the league paying those kinds of salaries. We didn't. That's why we have so many teeenagers in our squad. Paying off this debt will certainly reduce our overall profit. It was the same for Dundee Utd etc with sale of the likes of Goodwillie. I don't think a single penny made it to DUFC as it was gone as soon as it came in. However, it means that next season we will be in a much stronger financial position.

All the best Kallum - worked really hard at Falkirk to improve to be the player he is now Deserves his move and good luck at Huddersfield

Falkirk average home attendance: 3365. Highest: 4383 Morton average home attendance: 1993. Highest: 2621, against?...Falkirk. We had a great support there that day. Then again, Morton rely on clubs like us to survive. Anyone got one of our match programmes handy with the number of Morton supporters at our stadium? I'm sure it was less than 300...

5000-6000 so far. I've heard the celtic tickets are selling well. Not sure about Ayr/Killie though. And everything MrDust says about the cash made/lost from the current cup runs is correct. So far the Rangers game is the only game we have made money from. You don't get any prize money until you have been knocked out. We will make a little money off the Challence Cup Final (Not til 1st April?) and hopefully a lot off the LC Semi Final...and even more in the Final after we pump Celtic out