As we normally do on the 1st April we had a story to try and fool some of you. It did pretty well for some DAFC.net Fans and One F in Falkirk fans.
Something different this year with a pretend hack of the web site by Falkirk fans, but some fans on both sides beleived it.
This year`s 1st April story was an attempt to make fans think that the website had been hacked by Falkirk fans.
Images and some stories were added to the site to make it appear that these were written by a rogue Falkirk fan.
However, many of you quickly spotted the ruse and were not taken in by it, but some fans on both sides were easily caught out. I am also a bit surprised that at 1.45am in the morning a Falkirk fan had spotted this. I have to ask why they were viewing DAFC.net at that time of the morning!!
Sammy of course is not getting a transfer. He is Scotland`s best Mascot!
We also ran a poll asking how many goals would be scored against Dunfermline (with all options of Falkirk scoring goals and none against). 26 people actually voted.
For generations, no trip to East End Park was complete without picking up a matchday programme on the way to the turnstiles. That tradition looked set to disappear last summer when Dunfermline Athletic Football Club announced it was ending production of its official programme. Thanks to a group of dedicated volunteers, however, the tradition has continued in a new form: Eastender, an independently produced matchday publication now available on every home matchday.
The full series of 22 prints from the European Series are now completed. The final set of Valencia (Spain) and Hafnarfjordur (Iceland) are available. However, some prints from the series are available, either singly or as a pair.
The full list is here: Full List of 22 Prints from the European Series
ParsTV stream video and audio of live matches from East End Park and at away grounds (depending on conditions).
ParsTV is found at https://ParsTV.co.uk
