After the sacking of manager Mark Bradley following the previous week’s 6-2 thrashing at Musselburgh Athletic, Linlithgow Rose tried to put a difficult week behind them with a trip to Fife to play at a very wet Humbug Park, writes Susan Hill.
The recently-formed Linlithgow Rose Community Football Club have landed a plum home tie against Glasgow giants Pollok in today's third round draw of the Macron Scottish Junior Cup.
Bo’ness United matchwinner Stuart Hunter has warned his table topping team-mates they still have to up their overall level of performance to pick up silverware this season, writes Kevin McAlpine.
Following Mark Bradley's shock sacking on Sunday, Linlithgow Rose club president Jon Mahoney has revealed that Jimmy Crease – an ex-Rose player and manager who is a fervent supporter of the club – will take charge of the team for this Saturday’s East of Scotland Premier Division clash at Crossgates Primrose.
Sacked Linlithgow Rose gaffer Mark Bradley felt the writing was on the wall for his Prestonfield tenure two weeks BEFORE he was axed following Saturday’s heavy 6-2 league loss at Musselburgh Athletic.
In what turned out to be manager Mark Bradley’s last game in charge before his shock sacking, Linlithgow Rose were thrashed 6-2 at Musselburgh Athletic, writes Susan Hill.
Camelon boss Gordon Herd distanced himself from the managerial vacancy at Linlithgow Rose as he saw his side climb to the top of the Premier Division for 24 hours at least following their 3-1 win over Newtongrange Star on Tuesday night.
Bo’ness United’s fighting determination was again to the fore with a hard-fought 3-2 East of Scotland Premier Division win at Newtongrange Star, writes John Spowart.
Linlithgow Rose’s latest pursuit at a glorious William Hill Scottish Cup run continues this Saturday in a home game against Highland League outfit Huntly.
Gretna 2008 from the Lowland League were Linlithgow Rose’s visitors at Prestonfield on Saturday in the South of Scotland Challenge Cup, writes Susan Hill.
Bo’ness United manager Max Christie hailed his battlers after a great comeback from 3-1 down with 10 minutes remaining saw them grab a 3-3 draw against one of the title favourites – Penicuik Athletic, writes Kevin McAlpine.
A nasty onfield injury sparked an incredible sequence of events to delay Linlithgow’s William Hill Scottish Cup clash at Jeanfield Swifts for nearly an hour.
Bo’ness United twice came from behind to grab a credible 3-3 draw against title contenders Penicuik Athletic thanks to a last-gasp Fraser Keast leveller, writes Kevin McAlpine.
