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Football Comedy Night 27th November 2025

Football Comedy Night 27th November 2025 Another fantastic Football Comedy Night with the three comedians ! To be held in the Lochgelly Centre.

-- Dick Campbell
-- Jim Leishman
-- Tam Cowan

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Why Pars Boss Lennon is hoping for a boost this week

Why Pars Boss Lennon is hoping for a boost this week Never one to shy away from controversy, it will come as no surprise that Lennon has had his say about Russel Martin’s disastrous Rangers tenure. Never one to walk away from an opportunity to put the boot into Rangers fans, he condemned their reaction to poor results.

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Record crowd East End Park A3 Print

Record crowd East End Park A3 Print Now available to purchase.

A print of the Record Crowd painting. Dunfermline Athletic vs Celtic at East End Park, Dunfermline.

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What Dunfermline Athletic Can Learn From Europe`s Top Coaches and Managers

What Dunfermline Athletic Can Learn From Europe`s Top Coaches and Managers Dunfermline Athletic’s ambitions will always depend on strong leadership. While resources differ from elite clubs, tactical ideas can travel. By studying the strategies of Europe’s top coaches, Dunfermline can adapt concepts that improve structure, efficiency and results.

Observing how leading managers evolve offers practical lessons for any club aiming to rise. With growing fan engagement and even live sports betting reflecting wider interest, strategic development matters more than ever.

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Dunfermline Youngster Secures Loan Spell For Confidence Boost

Early on Wednesday evening,  Dunfermline Athletic confirmed that Connor Young had agreed to, and completed, a loan move out to East Kilbride on a spell that would last until January and the New Year.

The 21 year old left footed versatile attacker makes the switch out to Mick Kennedy`s K-Park outfit presumably in the search for greater game time as he continues his development in the `beautiful game` of football.

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140 Years of History: How Dunfermline Athletic Continue to Evolve

140 Years of History: How Dunfermline Athletic Continue to Evolve Football clubs are often measured by their on-pitch achievements, yet their longevity depends just as much on how they adapt to ever-changing times.

Dunfermline Athletic, who proudly marked 140 years of history earlier this year, provide a fascinating example of how heritage clubs can evolve.

From European nights at East End Park to modern commercial strategies, their journey illustrates the balance between tradition and progress.

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Football Fans in Training

The new season for Football Fans in Training (FFIT) program kicks off on Monday, 8th September — and this is your FINAL call to join!

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Mo Hutton Testimonial

Dunfermline AThletic is proud to announce that the season 2025/2026 will be a Testimonial Year in honour of legendary kitman Mo Hutton.

Mo has served the football club with Distinction for an incredible 33 years.

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Would VAR Help or Hurt Clubs Like Dunfermline?

Few topics in modern football stir as much debate as VAR. From top-flight stadiums to lower-league forums, the introduction of video technology has changed the way fans watch, interpret, and argue over the game. But for clubs like Dunfermline Athletic, the question isn’t just whether VAR is good or bad—it’s whether it would be a help or a hindrance.

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West Virginia or Halbeath Road

New song/anthem for the DA ? You decide :

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Dunfermline Athletic Brings Fans Together on and off the Field

Dunfermline Athletic Football Club continues to foster a strong sense of community among its supporters. This article explores how the club`s initiatives and the broader gaming culture contribute to fan engagement both at East End Park and beyond.

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Talking Up The Halbeath Road

Talking Up The Halbeath Road Fife football heroes hark back to their glory days
Six local footballing greats will recall their Dunfermline Athletic glory days at a charity event celebrating five decades of the club’s illustrious history.

Taking centre stage will be four players who each clocked up 200-plus games for the Pars – Bert Paton, Bonar Mercer, Ian Westwater and Scott Thomson.

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