Motherwell vs Dunfermline
Wed, 28th Dec 2011

Pars head off to Motherwell for this xmas mid-week special with the Pars maybe having a better away record than at home.

Dunfermline Athletic 0 - 3 St Johnstone
Sat, 24th Dec 2011

Two Chris Smith presents gift St Johnstone an easy win with the Pars now looking to be in real trouble after this 3-0 defeat. This was a game the Pars really could have done with winning, but after Smith punched the ball into his own net the stricken keeper couldn’t keep hold of a Heber shot in the second half and allowed Sandaza to score a second. Craig’s third rubbed salt in the wounds of a dispirited and dejected Dunfermline.

Dunfermline vs St Johnstone
Sat, 24th Dec 2011

No sign of fog today with the weather at a mild 6°. Hopefull of a large crowd today though being Christmas Eve some people are unable to make the game.

Heart of Midlothian 4 Dunfermline Athletic 0
Sat, 17th Dec 2011

Any hopes the Pars had of climbing off the bottom of the lead were as good as over in 3 minutes when they gift-wrapped a goal for Elliott. Keddie missed a glorious opportunity to equalise before the Pars conceded another soft goal. A good third, a Skacel header with the last kick(!) of the game and an injury to Gallacher add up to a bad day all round.

Hearts vs Dunfermline
Sat, 17th Dec 2011

Dunfermline head to Tynecastle with a list of injured as big as ever. Weather is frosty but clear so hopeful for no fog this weekend.

Dunfermline Athletic, ‘Black and White Magic’
Wed, 14th Dec 2011

Dunfermline legend Roy Barry will be making an appearance in the Kingsgate Shopping Centre on Friday 16th December between noon and 1.00pm to sign copies of the newly reprinted history of Dunfermline Athletic, ‘Black and White Magic’.

Dunfermline vs Kilmarnock
Sat, 10th Dec 2011

GAME OFF. Despite the snow the pitch appeared playable. but Ref Bobby Madden decided the slight fog hanging around EEP was unsafe (for whom, we don`t know)

Rangers 2 Dunfermline Athletic 1
Sat, 3rd Dec 2011

For the second time in a fortnight, the Pars manage to make a game of it in Glasgow against one half of the Old Firm. Trailing to a Keddie own-goal and a soft Jelavic penalty, Cardle pulled one back, and although the Pars rarely threatened, in the end Rangers were content to see the game out.