Craig Goldthorp is a Sports Reporter at Fife Free Press. He covers a range of topics related to both individual and team sports, with a particular focus on Raith Rovers and the broader sports landscape, including competitive sports and wellness. Craig's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Scotsman, Southern Reporter, and MSN.
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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
Having scored a seasonal career high of 16 goals in 48 appearances for former club Ayr United across league and cups in the 2024-2025 campaign, George Oakley has proved he’s more than capable of netting regularly at William Hill Championship level.
By: Craig Goldthorp
Raith manager Dougie Imrie, who rates Montagu extremely highly, told the Fife Free Press: “Kai's not a wee boy playing men's football.
By: Craig Goldthorp
Former Scotland international midfielder Robert Snodgrass has praised ex-playing opponent Dougie Imrie for the fine job he is doing at Raith Rovers.
By: Craig Goldthorp
Although he says Raith Rovers players and management aren’t yet getting carried away about making a William Hill Championship title challenge this season, midfielder Paul McMullan reckons this mindset is likely to change if the Kirkcaldy side remain in contention near the top of the table after the busy festive period.
By: Craig Goldthorp
With Raith Rovers currently third in the William Hill Championship table after accumulating 21 points from their opening 11 fixtures despite suffering extensive injury problems to key players, there is the distinct possibility that they could be sitting clear at the top if so many top stars hadn’t been on the treatment table.
By: Craig Goldthorp
Raith Rovers manager Dougie Imrie has claimed he isn’t taken aback by the current order of the top teams in the William Hill Championship, with the Stark’s Park gaffer saying he’s still well aware of the potential threats of pre-season title favourites Partick Thistle and Livingston, despite both rivals having had ‘below par’ starts to the season.
By: Craig Goldthorp
Preparations by Kirkcaldy’s Stevie Ray for his comeback bout against England’s Danny Christie in the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro on Saturday, November 7 are being helped by a Latvian professional boxing and combat sports coach.
By: Craig Goldthorp
Glenrothes FC gaffer Paul Beveridge was left exasperated on Saturday as stricken midfielder Liam Jackson was left waiting for an ambulance for over two hours after suffering an agonising knee injury 30 minutes into the home East of Scotland Football League first division fixture versus Bathgate Thistle at Warout Stadium.
By: Craig Goldthorp
Boosters on the injury front have been rare for Raith Rovers this season, but gaffer Dougie Imrie was able to provide a positive update regarding on loan Rangers kid Calum Adamson when speaking to the Fife Free Press after training at Stark’s Park on Tuesday.
By: Craig Goldthorp
Thornton Hibs manager Craig Gilbert has hailed returning Stuart Drummond for his major impact in last Saturday’s 4-1 home East of Scotland Football League Premier Division victory over Haddington Athletic.
