Nickname: The Bairns
Founded: 1876
Colours: Navy Blue and White
Ground: The Falkirk Stadium
Capacity: 6,935

Record Attendance: 23,100 (v Celtic, 1953)
Record Victory: 12-1 (v Laurieston, 1931)
Record Defeat: 1-11 (v Airdrie, 1951)

Manager: Eddie May
Chairman: Campbell Christie

Most League Goals
in One Season: 43, Evelyn Morrison, 1928-29
Overall: 243, Kenny Dawson, 1934-51

Past Managers:
William Nicol 1900-24; David Reid 1924-27; John Richardson 1927-32; William Orr 1932-35; John Marshall 1935; Tully Craig 1935-50; Bob Shankly 1950-57; James McPhie 1957; Reg Smith 1957-59; Tommy Younger 1959-60; Alex McCrae 1960-65; Samuel Kean 1965-66; John Prentice 1966-68; Jim Rowan 1968; Willie Cunningham 1968-72; John Prentice 1973-75; Ronnie McKenzie 1975; George Miller 1976-78; Billy Little 1978-79; John Hagart 1979-82; John Bennie 1982; Alex Totten 1982-83; Gregor Abel 1983; Bob Shaw 1983; Billy Lamont 1983-87; Dave Clarke 1987-88; Jim Duffy 1988-89; Dom Sullivan 1989; Billy Lamont 1989-90; Dom Sullivan 1990; Jim Jefferies 1990-95; John Lambie 1995-96; Gerry Collins 1996; Eamonn Bannon 1996; Alex Totten 1996-2002; Ian McCall 2002-03; John Hughes & Owen Coyle 2003; John Hughes 2003-2009; Eddie May June 2009 – Present.

Latest News:


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