Glory Days Of Gold

We're back with another episode of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast recorded across two continents! The Dick Campbell era is over at Bayview. After nearly 1000 days in charge, one promotion, some highs, and some lows, the search for a new manager for East Fife begins once again. Leaving after a financially costly loss in the KDM Trophy, Michael, Doug, and Aaron delve into Campbell's departure, look back on the Dick Era, and look at what and who might be next for the club.

We're back with another episode of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast. It's been somewhat of a mixed bag for East Fife to start the season. Just one loss in the league, but goals have proved hard to come by. The defence has looked solid, but some late lapses have cost us valuable points. Aaron, Doug, and Gordon unpack it all.

We're back with another episode of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast. The new Scottish League One season is underway and East Fife have made a decent start, undefeated in their first two matches, with four points on the board and yet to concede a goal. Aaron, Doug, and Gordon unpack it all, what's been going well, what needs some work, and how we're feeling about everything so far. Plus we chat about the upcoming meeting to try and shape the future of Scottish football. Will anything change or will we just continue to plod along as we are?

We're back with another episode of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast. Another new season awaits and if it's anything like last year, it's going to be a wild ride for East Fife fans in what is looking like an even tougher Scottish League One campaign. Aaron, Andrew, and Gordon take a look at the offseason rebuild, the players that have come in and those that have moved on, and after a League Cup campaign that showed a lot of promise and produced a number of excellent performances, just what are the hopes and expectations for the season to come? Plus the lads chat about this summer's World Cup, Scotland's performance, and the search for a new national team boss.

We're back with another episode of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast, and this time our main focus is on the latter as we turn our attention to the Scottish national team and bring you a special World Cup preview show. Michael, Doug, and Gordon take a look at the task facing Scotland in their first World Cup in 28 years, as they break down their three Group C opponents, look at the Scottish squad and who the starters should be, what impact the heat might have on their performance, and discuss what the realistic hopes and expectations are over in North America. Plus we chat with FC Dallas' Haitian winger Deedson about the task facing his country, who are back at their first World Cup since 1974, having qualified despite having to play every match outside of the country.

We're back with another episode of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast. Another East Fife season comes to an end and I'm sure we're all glad to see the back of it. After a promising start, a dreadful middle, and a nervy end, East Fife secured their Scottish League One safety, albeit only just and with the help of Hamilton's multiple points deductions. Doug, Gordon, and Aaron look back at the season that was and ponder what's next?

We know it's been a while, too long, but trying to get the guys together has been like herding cats. That said, we're finally back with another episode of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast. And it's been pretty dire stuff from East Fife this year so far. With just one solitary win in 2026, and one win in total in their last 12 matches, the team have found themselves dropping down the table and in a real relegation fight, with only the good points they accrued at the start of the season and Hamilton's continued implosions keeping them afloat. Can they turn things around in the last quarter of the season? What needs to change? Will they stay up? Aaron, Doug, Gordon, and Andrew delve the last few weeks of happenings, both on and off the pitch down Bayview way.

We're back with another episode of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast recorded across two continents! As a new year is welcomed in, East Fife sit midtable midway through the current season. It was a good 2025 for the club, so what will 2026 hold in store? Can the club push on and push through their injuries to make it back-to-back promotions and hit heights not seen in nearly 30 years? What will it take to get them there? Michael, Doug, Aaron, and Andrew are back to delve into all of that and more, and they're joined by special guest, East Fife Chairman Liam Anderson to discuss all the happenings on and off the pitch down Bayview way.

We're back with another episode of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast recorded across two continents! There's been a win, a draw, and a loss in league play and a big victory in the Challenge Trophy since the last episode. East Fife are currently in the playoff places in Scottish League One and will be a seeded team in the next round of the cup, as things are looking pretty good for the black and gold faithful right now. Michael, Gordon, Doug, and Andrew look back at the last couple of weeks down Bayview way, look around the rest of the division, and talk Scotland's World Cup qualifying chances with a crunch game against Denmark looming.

We're back with another episode of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast recorded across two continents! Things continue to tick along quite nicely down Bayview way. East Fife moved up to third in the Scottish League One table following the weekend win over Kelty Hearts in the Fife derby and now sit only three points off top spot. Could we be looking at back-to-back promotions or are we getting a little bit too ahead of ourselves? Michael, Aaron, and Andrew look back at the last couple of weeks that's seen East Fife win one and draw one in league play and continue to do well with another win in the Challenge Trophy. All of which has been done while missing a number of key starters due to injury. It's been incredible stuff and bodes well for what might be to come for the rest of the season. There's even a Dick Derby to look forward to!