[DanElderRRFC]

Raith Rovers FC were founded in 1883 and this year we celebrate our 125th anniversary!

Raith are asking for ideas on how we should celebrate this great milestone so post some of your ideas here

I havent thought of much yet but i will post something when i think of something

(Winning the league would be a no bad present B) )

[Loki]

A "Whinge Box" every time a Raith fan whinges you stick 50p in the box. You will soon have the buying power of a top English Premiership side, plus safeguarding the club for your next 125 years of existence.

[vikingTON]

125 years of the tinks.
It feels longer than that, so much longer.
How about another play-off defeat to continue recent tradition?

[rovers]

Open up a hall of fame

[vikingTON]

rovers, on Jan 8 2008, 23:49, said:

Open up a hall of fame

A janitor's cupboard would more than suffice.

[Black and White Tragic]

jack_bauer, on Jan 8 2008, 23:42, said:

Raith Rovers FC were founded in 1883 and this year we celebrate our 125th anniversary!

Raith are asking for ideas on how we should celebrate this great milestone so post some of your ideas here

I havent thought of much yet but i will post something when i think of something

(Winning the league would be a no bad present B) )

Your only problem is that you're in the wrong division to win the league...

And you can't do that at least till your 126th year.

[BIGQ FAE KDY]

vikingTON, on Jan 8 2008, 23:45, said:

125 years of the tinks.
It feels longer than that, so much longer.
How about another play-off defeat to continue recent tradition?

Coming from someone from greenock being called a tink is an honour and the way your team plays at times we will be passing you or at the very least horsing you in the play offs That standing ovation we gave you after beating you but you won the league last season well I TAKE IT ALL BACK NOW F--K OFF

[Black and White Tragic]

rovers, on Jan 8 2008, 23:49, said:

Open up a hall of fame

How about a "den of infamy"

[Michael W]

Carlos, on Jan 8 2008, 23:44, said:

A "Whinge Box" every time a Raith fan whinges you stick 50p in the box. You will soon have the buying power of a top English Premiership side, plus safeguarding the club for your next 125 years of existence.

I give it 10 mins tops before half the south stand are completely rookit.

[Whistle Blower]

vikingTON, on Jan 8 2008, 23:45, said:

How about another play-off defeat to continue recent tradition?

As a Morton fan could you give us an insight into how we go about winning promotion ?

why not renegotiate our mortgage, or pay back more than simply the interest every month

This post has been edited by Whistle Blower: 09 January 2008 - 08:36

[Monster]

Whistle Blower, on Jan 9 2008, 08:36, said:

why not renegotiate our mortgage, or pay back more than simply the interest every month

That would be sensible, so there's no chance.

[CALDERON]

Morton's future will be safeguarded for another 125 years due to the winnings their players received from the bookies a few seasons back.

[Fifes Elite Force]

Congratulations 125 years of history




































Off being Sh1te

[Whistle Blower]

Fifes Elite Force, on Jan 9 2008, 12:23, said:

Congratulations 115 years of history, of being Sh1te

Sorted it for you

[vikingTON]

CALDERON, on Jan 9 2008, 11:44, said:

Morton's future will be safeguarded for another 125 years due to the winnings their players received from the bookies a few seasons back.

That held about as much credence as the Raith match-fixing claims in 2004.

And insight into winning promotion: keep trying and keep signing strikers until you overwhelm the oppsition with confusion.
You'll go back down again next season with this "Morton" method, but it guarantees 1 league win per 4 years of trying.

[vikingTON]

BIGQ FAE KDY, on Jan 8 2008, 23:57, said:

Coming from someone from greenock being called a tink is an honour and the way your team plays at times we will be passing you or at the very least horsing you in the play offs That standing ovation we gave you after beating you but you won the league last season well I TAKE IT ALL BACK NOW F--K OFF

Yeah.
Last I heard you were going to cruise to the title this year...
At least we're up here to get horsed.

[Mon the Rovers]

I'm glad some of the average First Division supporters found it apt to come down here and criticise the Rovers

It just reminds me how low they must be feeling to come all the way down here and pick on the poor wee team

So they like to tell us anyway. I heard they don't care about us too, and going by the activity of Dunfermline fans in here lately, I think they're right. They really don't care do they?

Aye right.

[vikingTON]

faircityboy1884, on Jan 9 2008, 18:20, said:

how about treating yersels to a half decent mainstand.it looks auld & hackit like the wimen that come fae kirkcaldy

Be fair to them, they're at least great-great grandparents to children who are also their cousins.
Christmas time in Kirkcaldy's just one town hall where all the family can exchange their new-fangled clementines and stone tools.

[Mon the Rovers]

vikingTON, on Jan 9 2008, 18:24, said:

Be fair to them, they're at least great-great grandparents to children who are also their cousins.
Christmas time in Kirkcaldy's just one town hall where all the family can exchange their new-fangled clementines and stone tools.

I always find it funny how there's such a common misperception between the East and West of Scotland of how the other live.

We all seem to think that the opposite side is full of slums, junkies, neds, old grannies getting mugged, murders, gang fights etc, when (in fairness) it's only really Glasgow that's like that

Well, parts of Glasgow anyway. Some parts are very nice

Obviously Fife has it's drawbacks- see Ballingry, Buckhaven, Kinghorn, Methil etc.

However, there genuinley are some great places to live. I'm sure you'll say exactly the same about Glasgow, won't you?

The only real difference is Fife is nowhere near the top 20 of the most poverty stricken places in Europe

Now, I know your going to give me the old rant about the fact you're from Greenock, and not Glasgow, but you need to understand to us east-coasters, if you're from anywhere west of Livingston, then you're a Weegie

[vikingTON]

Mon the Rovers, on Jan 9 2008, 18:35, said:

I always find it funny how there's such a common misperception between the East and West of Scotland of how the other live.

We all seem to think that the opposite side is full of slums, junkies, neds, old grannies getting mugged, murders, gang fights etc, when (in fairness) it's only really Glasgow that's like that

Well, parts of Glasgow anyway. Some parts are very nice

Obviously Fife has it's drawbacks- see Ballingry, Buckhaven, Kinghorn, Methil etc.

However, there genuinley are some great places to live. I'm sure you'll say exactly the same about Glasgow, won't you?

The only real difference is Fife is nowhere near the top 20 of the most poverty stricken places in Europe

Now, I know your going to give me the old rant about the fact you're from Greenock, and not Glasgow, but you need to understand to us east-coasters, if you're from anywhere west of Livingston, then you're a Weegie

The difference is that the "misconceptions" about Fife can be based on solid legal fact.
Incest case, Glenrothes anyone?
Greenock's full of tossers, junkies and other dregs from society, but luckily they're not part of my family.

This post has been edited by vikingTON: 09 January 2008 - 18:39

[Mon the Rovers]

vikingTON, on Jan 9 2008, 18:38, said:

The difference is that the "misconceptions" about Fife can be based on solid legal fact.
Incest case, Glenrothes anyone?
Greenock's full of tossers, junkies and other dregs from society, but luckily they're not part of my family.

All right, I'll grant you the fact the incest case occured in Glenrothes.

The brother was from Ayrshire and it didn't say where the sister was from, so I don't see your point caller

[vikingTON]

Mon the Rovers, on Jan 9 2008, 18:56, said:

All right, I'll grant you the fact the incest case occured in Glenrothes.

The brother was from Ayrshire and it didn't say where the sister was from, so I don't see your point caller

Perhaps there's some brotherly-sisterly love abound in the Fife air...

[Mon the Rovers]

vikingTON, on Jan 9 2008, 19:08, said:

Perhaps there's some brotherly-sisterly love abound in the Fife air...

I actually predicted that would be your comeback

Anyway, this has nothing to do with Raith Rovers 125th anniversary, so bugger off to the giddy heights of the First Division forum. Enjoy it for the next few months... savour it, if you like.....

[Yoss]

faircityboy1884, on Jan 9 2008, 18:20, said:

how about treating yersels to a half decent mainstand.it looks auld & hackit like the wimen that come fae kirkcaldy

A superb introduction. Welcome to pie & bovril.