Craig Goldthorp is a Sports Reporter at Fife Free Press, specializing in coverage of Raith Rovers and various aspects of competitive sports. His reporting encompasses themes such as team and individual sports, sports business, and entertainment within the sports realm. Craig's work has been featured in The Scotsman, Southern Reporter, Bryce, Mr Derek, MSN, and Fife Herald.
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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
Raith Rovers manager Dougie Imrie has given his thoughts on whether he thinks Argentinian legend Lionel Messi – who has announced his retirement from international football aged 39 after scoring 125 goals in 207 appearances – is the greatest player of all time.
By: Craig Goldthorp
The author of fascinating newly-released golf book, ‘The King Of Clubs: Allan Robertson of St Andrews, 1815-1859’ has explained how he was stunned to discover that Robertson’s character was nothing like that the ‘pawky’ one previously conveyed in literary circles.
By: Craig Goldthorp
Stark's Park gaffer Imrie, 43, paid tribute to the little Inter Miami number 10, who scored 672 in 778 outings for Barcelona between 2004 and 2021
By: Craig Goldthorp
St Andrews-based award-winning golf historian Roger McStravick said that the book – now available to buy online for £17.99 at
By: Craig Goldthorp
Thornton Hibs gaffer Craig Gilbert was a happy man after masterminding a 1-0 East of Scotland Football League Premier Division win at Sauchie Juniors last Saturday – just six weeks after Hibs had been battered 3-0 at home by the same opponents in the sides’ league opener.
By: Craig Goldthorp
Kirkcaldy skipper Craig Hamilton lauded team-mate Kieran Mitchell for scoring two tries at his former club Dundee as the Blues won their second Arnold Clark National League Division 2 outing of the campaign 22-17 last Saturday.
By: Craig Goldthorp
Kirkcaldy & Dysart manager Grant Brough has cursed the “stupid mistakes” which he says have cost his side dearly so far this season.
By: Craig Goldthorp
Raith Rovers gaffer Dougie Imrie has revealed why defender Ross Millen wasn’t in the squad for last Saturday’s 2-0 William Hill Championship victory at Inverness Caledonian Thistle, as well as providing an update on the fitness of forward Anton Dowds who was crocked after 54 minutes of the fine win at the Caley Jags.
By: Craig Goldthorp
Although Raith Rovers players, management and fans know that a win by three goals at home to Arbroath this Saturday will take them top of the William Hill Championship, gaffer Dougie Imrie has warned they can’t take the Red Lichties likely.
By: Craig Goldthorp
Having impressed greatly in Raith Rovers’ defence since joining on a two-year contract this summer after leaving Greenock Morton, Zak Delaney is all set to face another of his former clubs – Arbroath – at Stark’s Park in the William Hill Championship this Saturday.
