On That Windswept Plain
The first one hundred years of East Fife Football Club
That
windswept plain above the town was how the local press often
referred to Town Hall Park, a sports field situated on high ground above the town of
Methil, during the early 1900s. |
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In 1927, just six years after
being admitted to the Scottish League, the Fifers achieved the remarkable feat |
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The
decade following the Second World War, however, was undoubtedly the best period in the
clubs history, when they won the Scottish League Cup three times and were widely
regarded as Scotlands most successful provincial football club. |
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On That Windswept Plain tells the story of East Fifes first 100
years, from their foundation in 1903 through to the present day, when the club won
promotion in their Centenary year by scoring with virtually the last kick of the ball in
the final match of the season against Queens Park at New Bayview Stadium. Contains 236 pages of text and illustrations. |
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