Falkirk 2020 Kits
Falkirk's blue shirt has been pulled on by some notable players such as: Sir Alex Ferguson who played for the club between 1969 and 1973 and went on to be such a success as manager of Manchester United, Chris Waddle who joined briefly when trying to get back to match fitness in 1996 and Gary Gillespie who captained the club in 1977 as a 17 year old and went on to great things at Liverpool.
Falkirk 2016/17 Puma Home & Away
Falkirk showcase their all-new home and away shirts for the 2016/17 season whether it...
Falkirk 15/16 PUMA 'Triumphant'
Puma have designed a 'Triumphant' kit for Scottish Championship team Falkirk Bairns...
Falkirk FC New Puma Home &
SPFL Championship club Falkirk have unveiled new kits for the forthcoming season. ...
Falkirk FC Puma Shirts 2013/14
Falkirk FC have launced their new home and away kits for the 2012/13 season. ...
Falkirk Puma Home & Away Shirts
Scottish club Falkirk FC have launched their new 2012/13 Puma football kits which you...
Falkirk Home Shirt 10/11
Scottish First Division club Falkirk have launched their new home shirt for the...
09/10 Falkirk Home & Away
Falkirk Football Club have unveiled their new home and away shirts for the 2009/10...
Falkirk Euro Shirt 2009/10
Scottish Premier League club Falkirk, nicknamed the Bairns, have managed to avoid...
New Falkirk shirts 2008/09
Falkirk have unveiled the new strip they will be wearing for the forthcoming season,...
Falkirk go retro in lotto for
Falkirk unveiled their new home strip at Home to Dundee United on Saturday. ...
Falkirk Football Club with the nickname of The Bairns a Scots word meaning child, are a Scottish football Club who were founded back in 1876. They play their home games in the 6,935 capacity Falkirk Stadium, Westfield in Falkirk.
The club have won two Scottish cups in their history where the first came in 1913 and the second came in 1957.
Falkirk FC is a Scottish football club based in Falkirk and they play their home games wearing dark blue and white home shirts which are manufactured by Puma. The club have never won the Scottish Premier League but they were runners-up in the 1907-o8 and 1909-10 seasons. The club have been dominant in the second tier of Scottish football where they have seven Scottish First Division titles to their name.
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