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6 minutes ago, Back Post Misses said:

No point crying over spilt milk now. Need to use the injustice of that “goal” as motivation for Monday and beyond. 
 

Aye. Yesterday was sare but wee bit more perspective today we still have much to play for.

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I was down after Tuesday night but on reflection we are in a much better place than we were this time last year. We have a Scottish Cup quarter final to look forward and we have a good chance in the play offs.

Even if we don’t go up the squad won’t need the massive overhaul it has in the past 4 seasons. McGlynn has proven his worth in the transfer market and has emptied most of our dross to bring in better quality additions.

It will be hard to face another season in League 1 but if it happens we will still be there in numbers. We are Falkirk fans and backing the team is what we do.

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The Ayr game gives the players a couple days off, after an incredibly busy few weeks, and the players a couple of days away, time to reset. 
As posted we’re in a far better place than we’ve been for some time, albeit with some hard work till season end. I believe that the play offs are doable for us, but should we not make promotion, I do honestly fear for us next season if we are all honest and being realistic.

We’ve managed a near 0.5M shortfall this season, but we have the same scenario next season before a ball is kicked.
Will the STs & PATG numbers increase? Will the FSS numbers grow in significant numbers?. Will marketing/BOD secure new sponsors? Will the patrons and private helpers continue to dig deep? 

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57 minutes ago, Springfield said:

The Ayr game gives the players a couple days off, after an incredibly busy few weeks, and the players a couple of days away, time to reset. 
As posted we’re in a far better place than we’ve been for some time, albeit with some hard work till season end. I believe that the play offs are doable for us, but should we not make promotion, I do honestly fear for us next season if we are all honest and being realistic.

We’ve managed a near 0.5M shortfall this season, but we have the same scenario next season before a ball is kicked.
Will the STs & PATG numbers increase? Will the FSS numbers grow in significant numbers?. Will marketing/BOD secure new sponsors? Will the patrons and private helpers continue to dig deep? 

Hope the players don't go all Kyle Walker on their time off!

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16 minutes ago, KD1711 said:

What will the consequences be financially for Falkirk if you fail to go up this year?

Nothing especially if we beat Ayr 

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1 hour ago, Springfield said:

The Ayr game gives the players a couple days off, after an incredibly busy few weeks, and the players a couple of days away, time to reset. 
As posted we’re in a far better place than we’ve been for some time, albeit with some hard work till season end. I believe that the play offs are doable for us, but should we not make promotion, I do honestly fear for us next season if we are all honest and being realistic.

We’ve managed a near 0.5M shortfall this season, but we have the same scenario next season before a ball is kicked.
Will the STs & PATG numbers increase? Will the FSS numbers grow in significant numbers?. Will marketing/BOD secure new sponsors? Will the patrons and private helpers continue to dig deep? 

We won’t have any short fall if we beat Ayr

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1 minute ago, Springfield said:

That’s very encouraging and welcoming news. 

Semi final revenue is split 4 ways. Two Hampden full houses (if OF are not playing each other) will generate huge revenue for us. Work it out for yourself and then add on the extra prize money too

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4 minutes ago, Back Post Misses said:

Semi final revenue is split 4 ways. Two Hampden full houses (if OF are not playing each other) will generate huge revenue for us. Work it out for yourself and then add on the extra prize money too

With what you are saying the Ayr game is possibly bigger than Tuesday night. We still have an Avenue open to us to rectify Tuesdays defeat, beating Ayr would be massive. 
 

The crowd have to do their bit and be as noisy as possible. The young team are vocal but there are only a few of us in the Grangemouth end of the South who sing. We need the whole Main and South to be singing on Monday. No point having crowds of 4 thousand plus if the place is like a library.

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9 minutes ago, Harry Kinnear said:

With what you are saying the Ayr game is possibly bigger than Tuesday night. We still have an Avenue open to us to rectify Tuesdays defeat, beating Ayr would be massive. 
 

The crowd have to do their bit and be as noisy as possible. The young team are vocal but there are only a few of us in the Grangemouth end of the South who sing. We need the whole Main and South to be singing on Monday. No point having crowds of 4 thousand plus if the place is like a library.

Fact of the matter is our stadium is shit for creating atmosphere. Dunfermlines Section Northwest is tiny. So things like displays are easy for them. If we were to do a display it has to cover the whole KM7 stand. We're attempting one for Ayr so hopefully it works

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20 minutes ago, SouthStander1876 said:

Fact of the matter is our stadium is shit for creating atmosphere. Dunfermlines Section Northwest is tiny. So things like displays are easy for them. If we were to do a display it has to cover the whole KM7 stand. We're attempting one for Ayr so hopefully it works

I agree it is difficult as the sound seems to get lost into the vast emptiness of the space where the training pitch is. I thought the Pars fans created a good atmosphere during Novembers game though so hopefully we can do likewise on Monday night. 

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37 minutes ago, Harry Kinnear said:

With what you are saying the Ayr game is possibly bigger than Tuesday night. We still have an Avenue open to us to rectify Tuesdays defeat, beating Ayr would be massive. 
 

The crowd have to do their bit and be as noisy as possible. The young team are vocal but there are only a few of us in the Grangemouth end of the South who sing. We need the whole Main and South to be singing on Monday. No point having crowds of 4 thousand plus if the place is like a library.

To be honest I thought our support on Tuesday massive as it was generated little atmosphere.

Some diddies singing about dead people but not much else.

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30 minutes ago, SouthStander1876 said:

Fact of the matter is our stadium is shit for creating atmosphere. Dunfermlines Section Northwest is tiny. So things like displays are easy for them. If we were to do a display it has to cover the whole KM7 stand. We're attempting one for Ayr so hopefully it works

They're not exactly difficult in any stand providing the numbers are there and the communication is spot on. The same guy who does the displays in the North West has done displays in the Norrie and at Falkirk. They were about as simple as you could get but everyone was aware about them beforehand. 

 

Edit :While not exactly difficult, they are very time consuming for whoever is organising it. 

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16 minutes ago, Grant228 said:

They're not exactly difficult in any stand providing the numbers are there and the communication is spot on. The same guy who does the displays in the North West has done displays in the Norrie and at Falkirk. They were about as simple as you could get but everyone was aware about them beforehand. 

 

Edit :While not exactly difficult, they are very time consuming for whoever is organising it. 

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Our last attempt at a display against you a few years ago was woeful. It was a spur of the moment in reaction to the fans being miffed at the club for allowing the Pars to create the top picture display. It wasn’t well planned and not everyone knew about it.

As you say these things have to be planned and communicated.

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7 minutes ago, Harry Kinnear said:

Our last attempt at a display against you a few years ago was woeful. It was a spur of the moment in reaction to the fans being miffed at the club for allowing the Pars to create the top picture display. It wasn’t well planned and not everyone knew about it.

As you say these things have to be planned and communicated.

I find it all contrived and a bit boring tbh. Old fashioned singing and certainly no drums 

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