Fauldhouse United: Last News

Fauldhouse United manager Colin Hendry has challenged his side to keep climbing the table.

Andy Malone’s spell as Bathgate Thistle manager got off to the perfect start as they climbed off the foot of the table thanks to a 2-1 derby victory over Fauldhouse United.

Fauldhouse United manager Colin Hendry was pleased with his side’s performance as they came out 6-3 victors against derby rivals Bathgate Thistle at Creamery Park, writes Kieran Polland.

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very well.” Having brought in eight new faces for the coming season, Mackie admitted it will be a tough pre-season, with different players at different stages.He said: “Our pre-season starts on May 22. We will train hard until mid-June then we have a friendly programme in place.“Some players will take four weeks or so to get to where we need them to be, some will take longer, it’s about seeing how that all pans out.”Club secretary Billy Close is also excited about the upcoming season, adding: “It is a new challenge we are all looking forward to.“The committee are continually working in the background during these difficult times with ground improvements and various other projects.

Conor Scullion took the step down from League One to the Juniors this summer - and he says joining Fauldhouse United was the obvious choice to make.The former Hamilton Accies youngster featured 14 times for Dumbarton last term but has joined Chris Mackie's revolution at Park View along with brother Liam and close pal Declan McDonald.For the 21-year-old, it's as simple as wanting to play every week and regain his confidence after a frustrating time as a bit-part player with the Sons.Scullion is one of 15 arrivals at the Hoose as Mackie plans a title challenge and he told the Courier he turned down offers from SPFL clubs to sign up for Fauldhouse.He commented: "I just want to be playing every week and getting that confidence back in my game.

Fauldhouse United gaffer Chris Mackie says he’s ‘excited’ by the challenge at Park View.A tumultuous summer has seen a near entire change in the playing squad as the former Arthurlie boss aims to lead The Hoose to glory in the East Region Juniors next term.Mackie will be assisted by Willie McCulloch while Paul MacDonald is player-coach.

Armadale Thistle's plans for next season have received a boost with the signing of experienced defender Sammy Watson from rivals Fauldhouse United.Watson skippered the Park View side last term and was even appointed interim manager following the departure of Jon Connolly.