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Former Pars physio backs hurdler Comment Bubble

Published: Thu, 27th Nov 3:35PM

PRESS SPORT and former Pars physio Pip Yeates have helped one of West Fife’s most promising athletes get back on track.

A fortnight ago, we brought you the story of 400 metres hurdler Francis Smith, whose Scottish Institute of Sport funding for the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi had been scrapped after an injury-ravaged season.

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FRANCIS SMITH faces a financial hurdle if he is compete in the 2010 Commonwealth Games...

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Arrow Queen Anne High first state school to win relay title for 14 years Comment Bubble

GIRLS power their way to road relay success.

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Arrow Inverkeithing boys make school history Comment Bubble

INVERKEITHING High School's S1 boys team won the Fife Schools Road Relay Championship for the first time.

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Pars given home tie against Clyde in Scottish Cup

MONDAY afternoon's draw for the fourth round of the Homecoming Scottish Cup has given the Pars a home tie against first division rivals Clyde.

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Pars rule out standing at East End Park

“ I am sure that any fan would rather we invest the amount of money required to change the north west stand, or any part of the stadium to a standing area, in quality players on the park who will give us a better chance of a speedier return to the SPL."

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Shields hopes the Pars can bounce back with some home truths

“If results are not going right, the fans are very vocal and it’s understandable."

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Glass refuses to blast Morton ref

“Everybody wants the best for their team. Referees have a hard job and I am not going to stand and criticise them.”

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Crossgates blow two-goal lead to lose at home to Thornton

“Myself and the coaching staff were bewildered by the end result on Saturday."

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Dunfermline up to third despite poor performance

Their indifferent early-season league form littered with individual errors returned to haunt them on Saturday and, coupled with a poor showing at the set piece, the home team did well to score their three tries.

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Dunfermline Athletic girls claim South East League title

PLAYED 10, won 10, scored 52 goals. And now they've won the title.

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