Craig Goldthorp is a sports reporter with a focus on covering Motherwell FC. With a personal connection to the club as the son of a Motherwell FC legend, Craig brings a unique perspective and passion to his reporting. His work has been featured in various publications, including the Fife Herald, Southern Reporter, Bryce, and Mr Derek.
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Craig Goldthorp’s focus is primarily on local sports events, particularly football and rugby in the United Kingdom, with a specific emphasis on Scottish Championship. He covers local games, player interviews, and club news extensively.
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By: Craig Goldthorp
Glenrothes FC co-manager John Martin reckons the controversial sending off of midfielder Ali Ramzan after just two minutes of last Saturday’s home league game against Hutchison Vale was ‘the worst decision I’ve ever seen in football’.
By: Craig Goldthorp
Raith Rovers striker Jack Hamilton admits he was stunned last November when this weekend’s opponents Arbroath parted company with legendary gaffer Dick Campbell – under whom Hamilton had enjoyed two fruitful loan spells with the Red Lichties - after a shock 2-1 Scottish Cup loss at The Spartans.
By: Craig Goldthorp
A youthful Kirkcaldy Rugby Club squad triumphed at last Saturday’s Crieff Sevens, when they landed the secondary Plate prize.
By: Craig Goldthorp
Fans of Raith Rovers and East Fife are wanted to form separate teams to play in the Internet Football Association (IFA) League, which has operated across the UK for nearly 30 years and brings supporters together from clubs across Scotland and England.
By: Craig Goldthorp
Kirkcaldy & Dysart went down to a controversial 1-0 loss at promotion chasing Whitburn in an East of Scotland League first division fixture on Tuesday evening.
By: Craig Goldthorp
Raith Rovers boss Ian Murray has told of the debt of gratitude he owes to Coldstream for helping launch a managerial career on the brink of returning him to Scottish football’s top flight after nine years away, if this month’s second-tier play-offs go the Fifers’ way.
By: Craig Goldthorp
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews reopened its historic clubhouse on Monday following completion of renovation work to extend the building and implement new and enhanced facilities.
By: Craig Goldthorp
After sealing a coveted final trip to Hampden Park on Thursday, May 16, Cupar Hearts gaffer Sean Simpson admits that it would be “unbelievable” if his side could make history by becoming the first ever team from Fife to win the Only Sport Scottish Amateur Cup for a second year in a row.
By: Craig Goldthorp
Star St Andrews United winger Lewis Sawers has been praised by boss Robbie Raeside, after the 23-year-old top scorer netted five times – including two penalties – in Wednesday night’s 7-0 home East of Scotland League first division thumping of sixth-placed Blackburn United.
After a very successful season in the Scottish Championship, second-placed Raith Rovers end their league campaign this Friday, May 3, kick-off 7.45pm, against relegated Arbroath.
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