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Battle for Points Continues for Darren’s Boys with Rovers Visit
Albion Rovers visit the Locality Hub Bayview Stadium tomorrow in a similar situation to East Fife, desperate to rediscover the form that found them in the promotion play-off zone earlier in the season. The men from Coatbridge however currently occupy ninth place in the league, although manager Brian Kerr will have taken heart from last week’s performance which earned his side a 2-2 draw against league leaders Raith Rovers at Cliftonhill.
Bayview boss Darren Young was left a frustrated man following the Fifers’ 3-0 defeat to promotion hopefuls Ayr United at Somerset Park on Saturday past. The Methil men started brightly but lost the opening goal thanks to a deflected strike by Declan McDaid. Two further goals in quick succession early in the second half virtually ended the game as a contest and although East Fife had plenty of possession they were unable to penetrate a well-organised home defence.
Mark Docherty is set to miss tomorrow’s game through injury, together with two further likely absentees. Midfielders Kyle Wilkie and Craig Thomson could feature in the squad after being sidelined in recent weeks.
The sides have secured a win apiece in the two earlier meetings this season. East Fife edged out Albion Rovers in a 5-4 thriller at Bayview in October, with the men from the brig coming out on top with a 3-2 victory at Cliftonhill in December.
Supporters of both clubs are reminded that they are welcome to enjoy refreshments at the stadium bars before and after the game.
Coming up at Locality Hub Bayview Stadium
Weʼre raising £10,000 to Support 2 child cancer organisations in England and Scotland; Ward E39 of the Queen's Medical Centre (Nottm) and Toby's Magical Journey
Cancer is life changing. It is something that has been the scourge of the earth for many people across the world. Not only does it affect individuals but the hurt also resonates through entire families.
To hear of a child suffering from cancer is something that no one wants to ever experience but it does happen and together with AC Wollaton Charity we are here to fight back.
We are partnering together to raise funds to support the amazing work that two organisations are doing to in the fight against this awful disease; Ward E39 of the Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham, England who work tirelessly to treat children and Toby's Magical Journey , a Fife charity set up by an amazing young man, 12 year old Toby Etheridge who is on the verge of winning his battle!
We are going big on this one! We are arranging a football match that will see two of the biggest rivals in history compete for glory - England vs. Scotland! AC Wollaton Charity will be heading North in May to take on the mighty Jock's (a selection of Fife's finest - apparently!) in what can only be described as one of the most anticipated games of 2018! Make no mistake this will be a clash of the titan's event but both will be driving towards the same 'goal' - to raise as much as possible for the above causes. The game will be played on May 26th at the Locality Hub Bayview Stadium, the home of East Fife FC in conjunction with Fifers For The Community (FFTC). Large crowds, bagpipes, national anthems, goals, controversy and bucket loads of donations!! expect it all!
Job Advert FEFA | Academy Physiotherapist
Job Advert: Academy Physiotherapist
Fife Elite Football Academy is looking to recruit physiotherapists/sports therapists to provide match day cover within the fife, central and north east Scotland region. The regional academy was formed in 2014 and currently has teams represented from U11-U17 age groups in the Club Academy Scotland games programme.
BRIEF OUTLINE OF DUTIES
To provide pitch side first-aid cover during home (and away academy games when required).
To ensure an adequately stocked medical bag is available at all times
To refer injured players to weekly youth clinic
To liaise with Lead Physiotherapist regarding players injuries and progress during rehabilitation
To liaise with Head of Academy Health Provision if any issues regarding welfare of registered Academy players arise.
To undertake appropriate CPD when required and available.
SKILLS / REQUIREMENTS:
BSc or MSc Physiotherapy with HCPC/CSP Registration
Sports Therapist - Degree level qualification
First Aid Certified (will provide training if required)
DAYS/ HOURS:
Saturday or Sunday depending on kick off times but generally am/pm for up to 3.5 hours, some longer days if away from home (flexible – you do not need to be available to cover every week)
PAY:
Payment will be made to physios on invoicing FEFA. Renumeration is at a competitive rate .
METHOD OF APPLICATION:
Contact name: Lyndsey Whitson, Head of Academy Medical Services
Email CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. WEBSITE: http://www.fefa.club
Celebration Dinner on saturday, 2nd June 2018
Celebration Dinner
On Saturday, 2nd June 2018, a celebration dinner will be held in Buckhaven Community Centre, Kinnear St, Buckhaven.
What are we celebrating?
80 years since our Scottish Cup win in 1938!
70 years since our Scottish League Cup win in 1948!
10 years since we were Scottish Football league 2 Champions in 2008!
There will be guest speakers to be announced later
What is the cost? £50 (with a payment plan available)
To book, please contact the Office at Bayview on 01333 426323, e mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Bookings already being taken.
Bayview Restaurant opening on Sunday, 4th March 2018
BAYVIEW RESTAURANT
An exciting new venture with Chef Tom Will.
Opening on Sunday, 4th March 2018
Sundays - Light Lunch - 12 noon to 2pm
High Teas - 2pm to 6pm (£12.50 per person / Children's Menu - £5.50).
Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday/Friday - Lunch -12noon to 2.30pm
For bookings, please phone the office 01333 426323 or e mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or Tom Will 07532 811119 or Mandy Stevenson 07527750871.
BOOKINGS ALREADY BEING TAKEN, ESPECIALLY FOR MOTHERS' DAY ON 11TH MARCH 2018
Somerset Challenge for Darren’s Fifers
East Fife head in a south-westerly direction tomorrow to take on promotion hopefuls Ayr United at Somerset Park. Ian McCall’s men have provided no shortage of entertainment for their followers this season, but will be keen to improve on their recent home form to gain ground on current league leaders Raith Rovers. Bayview boss Darren Young, meanwhile, was once again left frustrated last Saturday after another below par performance from the Fifers, going down to Queen’s Park at Bayview. The men from Methil, like their opponents have been struggling at home lately and will go into tomorrow’s game in need of a morale boosting display. Mark Docherty looks set to miss out again through injury, while fellow midfielders Kyle Wilkie and Craig Thomson aim to make a return after being sidelined for two weeks. The squad was however boosted by the arrival of 19 year old Scott Allardice on loan from Dundee United earlier this week. It would be fair to acknowledge that the Honest Men have enjoyed more success in recent encounters between the sides, coming out on top in each of the last seven meetings, including a 3-0 win back in September at Somerset Park and a 4-1 success at Bayview in December. You have to go back over four years to find East Fife’s last success, a 3-2 win down in Ayr. David White was the hero for the Methil men on that occasion, with a spectacular last minute winner after coming back from 2-0 down. Scott McBride was the other Fifer on target with a double, including one from the penalty spot. The Bayview faithful will be hoping for a performance of similar character and quality tomorrow afternoon.
