| Topic: Raith Rovers 0-2 Partick Thistle FT |
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| 21. Author: Buster_Brown Date: Tue 24th Mar 2026. 21:54 twin par, Tue 24 Mar 21:43 Pleasing x3 Loving You, Is In My DNA 🇾🇪 Reply |
| 22. Author: buffy Date: Tue 24th Mar 2026. 22:06 Raymie, 4th Pars on 40 pts 5th Ayr on 35 6th Queens Park on 35 7th Rovers on 33 8th Morton on 33 ”Buffy’s Buns are the finest in Fife”, J. Spence 2019” Post Edited (Tue 24 Mar 22:49) Reply |
| 23. Author: Livingston Par Date: Tue 24th Mar 2026. 22:11 Pleasing x 4 😂😂 Reply |
| 24. Author: Luxembourg Par Date: Tue 24th Mar 2026. 22:25 Not sure I want them to go down… If we don’t get promoted, I’d love to pump them four times next season. Also don’t want them to have a 1st div title winning season to reset. ![]() Reply |
| 25. Author: Stanza Date: Tue 24th Mar 2026. 22:42 buffy, Tue 24 Mar 22:06 QP have 35 points, same as Ayr. Pars` Goal Difference (+8) vastly superior to both (Ayr -1, QP -10) _________________ Support Dunfermline Athletic Disabled Supporters` Club (DADSC) when you shop online with one of 8000 firms: http://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/dadsc[Reply |
| 26. Author: coventrypar Date: Tue 24th Mar 2026. 22:47 Its been a pivotal couple of weeks - we are now on a decent run at the right time. We have had a great last 6 games - only St J I think are better and Ayr are poor. We can secure 4th over the next 2-3 games Raith - I don`t care what they do as long as they aint catching us. Their crowds have been embarrassing ... less than 2500 tonight and given that includes STH`s it was probably 1500 in attendance with probably 400 Partick people included. I hope their pie sales don`t show more pies than punters. The Inland Revenue will soon be asking "Who ate all the pies" "If you have no kind words to say you should say nothing more at all" Reply |
| 27. Author: da_no_1 Date: Tue 24th Mar 2026. 23:36 Luxembourg Par, Tue 24 Mar 22:25 Living in the Kirkcaldy area for most of my life I would absolutely LOVE it if they go down. "Some days will stay a 1000 years, some pass like the flash of a spark" Reply |
| 28. Author: Luxembourg Par Date: Wed 25th Mar 2026. 00:05 da_no_1, Tue 24 Mar 23:36 I was in Kdy from age 13 - 29 Whilst relegation would be funny - pumping them 4 times next season would be way better ![]() Reply |
| 29. Author: twin par Date: Wed 25th Mar 2026. 01:00 For the size of kircaldy,I’m surprised how poor there crowds are,even when they were doing well.I might be wrong,but is there a bigger population in Kirkcaldy,than pars land? Reply |
| 30. Author: Stanza Date: Wed 25th Mar 2026. 01:45 twin par, Wed 25 Mar 01:00 It really depends on what you think the local catchment area is. With the demise of the old burghs, population statistics in Scotland are now measured in (at least) two ways - Locality and Settlement - by the use of contiguous postcodes. There can be significant differences between these, as a "settlement" includes all the adjoining urban areas. LOCALITY (2020 figures): Dunfermline 55k Kirkcaldy 50k Falkirk 36k Motherwell 33k SETTLEMENT (2020 figures): Dunfermline 76k Kirkcaldy 50k Falkirk 103k Motherwell 126k Kirkcaldy`s figure remains unchanged as there isn`t much "Greater Kirkcaldy" beyond the town, whereas the other settlements include Rosyth, Inverkeithing etc (Dunfermline), Grangemouth, Larbert, Polmont, Stenhousemuir etc (Falkirk), Wishaw, Newmains, Holytown etc (Motherwell). More info for stat nerds on Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/list_of_towns_and_cities_in_scotland_by_population _________________ Support Dunfermline Athletic Disabled Supporters` Club (DADSC) when you shop online with one of 8000 firms: http://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/dadsc[Post Edited (Wed 25 Mar 01:46) Reply |
| 31. Author: Ahoy!Ahoy! Date: Wed 25th Mar 2026. 09:48 Wee team. Wee fan base. Wee town. Wee chance of staying up. Reply |
| 32. Author: neils Date: Wed 25th Mar 2026. 12:09 Not just that, Kirkcaldy also has the ice hockey team, that`s got to hit the football team, I think that`s about 2000 fans. There can`t be that many go to both. Reply |
| 33. Author: GJS93 Date: Wed 25th Mar 2026. 12:13 following other departures lately....the chairman has now gone as well https://www.raithrovers.net/club-statement-colin-smart/ Reply |
| 34. Author: Indiapar1 Date: Wed 25th Mar 2026. 13:29 That is six board members leaving in just over a year. It doesnt look good for Raith Rovers G Wardrope Reply |
| 35. Author: ipswichpar Date: Wed 25th Mar 2026. 14:00 neils, Wed 25 Mar 12:09 You know the ice hockey is bad when the Rovers are currently doing much better than the Flyers...... Reply |
| 36. Author: Dave_1885 Date: Wed 25th Mar 2026. 14:24 Nah, get them down, back into the wilderness after their wee ego boost during the German reign we had! Reply |
| 37. Author: Indiapar1 Date: Wed 25th Mar 2026. 14:29 I thought at the beginning of the season the Rovers would suffer for their promotion push last season. They have an older yeam with some legacy signings. I thought they would tail off as the season progressed. With older players they have generally peaked so there are diminishing benefits with respect to coaching than you would get from younger players. You can see the difference with ourselves in terms of tge improvements amongst tge younger players as the season has gone on. Yes there will be some inconsistencies but I think that far outweighs the drop in performances you can get from a team of older players who are near the end of their career or perhaps carrying longer term injuries. G Wardrope Post Edited (Thu 26 Mar 08:57) Reply |
| 38. Author: wee eck Date: Thu 26th Mar 2026. 08:04 The Courier is reporting that another Rovers` director, Colin Smart, has resigned. That`s 6 in 16 months. Reply |
| 39. Author: StevenPar77 Date: Thu 26th Mar 2026. 11:59 Clearing room for the new investor from Brentford? Reply |
| 40. Author: jake89 Date: Thu 26th Mar 2026. 12:58 Population figures hold less weight when you consider Dunfermline spent years being around 40k people before expanding rapidly (now around 60k) but primarily made up of either people moving from elsewhere in Dunfermline or from outside Dunfermline. Those outside will in most cases continue to follow the team they were brought up supporting and their kids the same. Obviously there are exceptions and the school engagement should help grow the support. Kirkcaldy is a weird one in that Raith just never seem to have been well supported. Is Kirkcaldy populated by a lot of people who originated elsewhere in Scotland? Arguably you could include Glenrothes in "Greater Kirkcaldy" but it`s filled with the offspring of Weegie miners. Reply |