John Martin

Stuart Cargill (1st right) scored a treble in last weekend's victory over Inverkeithing (Pic Ross McQuade)

Glenrothes FC get win to stop rot

John Martin was gutted with his team's poor first half display at Sauchie Juniors (Pic by Alan Murray)

Glenrothes FC thumped 7-2 at Sauchie Juniors

Callum Kinnes is available for Glenrothes FC again this weekend (Pic by Ross McQuade)

Glenrothes FC welcome back duo for Sauchie match

John Martin celebrates Glenrothes goal earlier this season (Pic by Ross McQuade)

Glenrothes Juniors boss assesses opposition ahead of return to action

John Martin thinks Glens' lack of games is "bizarre" (Pic by Alan Murray)

‘Bizarre’ that Glenrothes are idle for three weeks says co-boss John Martin

John Martin's team have been hit by the hammer blow of a three-point deduction (Pic by Alan Murray)

Glenrothes FC docked three points for fielding ineligible player

Glenrothes players celebrate scoring first at Musselburgh Athletic through Ian McManus (Pic by Ross McQuade)

Glenrothes beaten 4-1 after taking lead at Musselburgh Athletic

John Martin's team deservedly won 3-1 in Saturday's tie at local rivals Thornton Hibs

Glens deservedly win cup derby match at Thornton

Glenrothes and Broxburn Athletic vying for possession on Saturday (Photo: Andrew MacPherson/Broxburn Athletic)

Glenrothes confident they can compete in East of Scotland Football League’s prem...

Reo Martin (left) and clubmate Ewan Campbell with medals won in Stirling

Reo’s a big hit but he’s ‘robbed’ of final victory

Stuart Cargill (1st right) is a key man for Glenrothes (Pic by Martin Douglas)

Boss predicts Cargill return

Scott Orrock gets acquainted with his new surroundings

YM sign midfielder Scott from Shippy

Jay Bridgeford in action for Kirkcaldy & Dysart last season (Pic by Ron Walker)

Bridge over to Glenrothes

Reece Brown has committed to Glens for another season (Pic courtesy of Glenrothes FC)

Reece stays at Glenrothes

Stuart Cargill (2nd left) pictured with (from left) Glens co-boss Kev Smith, chairman Pete McQuade and secretary Robbie Penman (Pic courtesy of Glenrothes FC)

Cargy cleans up at awards

John Martin's team will be playing in premier division next season (Picture: Alan Murray)

Injury ravaged Glens defeated
A Glenrothes FC side missing eight first team regulars due to an injury crisis was defeated 5-3 in an action-packed East of Scotland League first division season ender at Newtongrange Star on Saturday.

John Martin played for Glenrothes in the wake of an injury crisis (Pic by Alan Murray)

Boss plays amid injury crisis

John Martin (right) and fellow co-manager Kev Smith have led Glenrothes to promotion

Glens go up to the top league

Glenrothes co-boss John Martin watching his team see off Dunipace (Pic Alan Murray)

Glens face top of table tester

Stuart Cargill (1st right) will miss rest of season through injury (Pic Ross McQuade)

Glens lose top scorer Cargill

Glenrothes hat-trick hero Stuart Cargill (1st right) keeps eye on ball during Saturday's win (Pic Ross McQuade)

Cargill scores ‘perfect’ treble

Glenrothes beating Kinnoull 3-1 on the road on Saturday (Pic: Glenrothes FC)

Glenrothes make hosts Kinnoull pay penalty for giving away spot-kicks

Glenrothes players celebrate taking an early lead (Pics Ross McQuade)

Glens boss goes wild after late winner

John Martin (right) is pictured with his fellow Glenrothes co-manager Kev Smith

Glens plan to upgrade pitch

Glenrothes celebrate scoring against Kirkcaldy & Dysart on Saturday (Pic by Ross McQuade)

Glens see off rivals again

Action from Saturday's League Cup 1st round tie between Glenrothes and Musselburgh at Warout Stadium (Pic Ross McQuade)

Learn from cup loss says Glenrothes boss

John Martin is eyeing promotion for his Glenrothes side this season after derby win (Pic Ross McQuade)

Glens co-boss: We’re going up
Glenrothes FC co-boss John Martin is confident his third-placed side can get promoted from the East of Scotland League first division this season after they enjoyed a 5-2 victory at Fife rivals Kirkcaldy & Dysart on Saturday.

Glenrothes celebrate scoring against Coldstream on Saturday (Pic by Reo Martin)

Glenrothes great in long awaited return

Glenrothes co-manager John Martin

Glens gave it their all at Stirling

Glenrothes co-manager, John Martin. (Pic: Alan Murray)

Glenrothes off top of the table after Oakley defeat

Glenrothes took three points against Lochgelly at Warout Stadium.

Three points for Glenrothes

Action from Saturday's win for Glenrothes in the Borders. (Pic: Bill McBurnie)

Glenrothes to the four with away win

Jack Wilson heads home for Burntisland but Glens recovered to take the points.

Late penalty seals the win for Glenrothes

Lea Schiavone got his name on the scoresheet for Glenrothes as the club rebounded from a loss last week. Pic by Bill McBurnie

Glenrothes gaffers delighted with side's response

John Martin and Kevin Smith have lofty ambitions for Glenrothes this season. Pic by Alan Murray

Glenrothes will be in it to win it

Glenrothes MSP Jenny Gilruth at Warout Stadium

Glenrothes get ready to welcome back fans

Glenrothes legend Willie Drew

Memorial for Glens legend Willie Drew

Glenrothes disappointed by football vote

With smiles on their faces, young footballers have been enjoying the Glenrothes FC Easter camps

Football camp provides much needed outlet for our kids

Glenrothes FC are still waiting on news on a return to the East of Scotland Football League season.

East of Scotland Football League sets return deadline

Glenrothes FC co-manager John Martin.

Glenrothes boss delighted after raising over £1200 for charity

Glenrothes FC manager John Martin

Glenrothes boss overwhelmed by charity support

Glenrothes co-manager John Martin.

Glenrothes gaffer is on the run for charity

Adam Mansouri has returned to Dundee after his loan spell ended at Kennoway Star Hearts

One leaves Star as Glens add Kyle

Glenrothes FCco-managers Kevin Smith and John Martin with Fraser Robinson

Glens get the bit of luck they deserve

Glens need to find that killer touch once again

New signing Paul McManus with Glens’ co-managers Kevin Smith (left) and John Martin.

Veteran striker Paul McManus signs for Glenrothes

Andy McDonald has signed up for another two years at the Glens.

Players show belief by signing up for Glenrothes

Six decide to extend their time with Glenrothes

John Martin, co-manager at Glens, will feel the benefit of the creation of the new youth side.

Glenrothes put their faith in new youth squad

Glenrothes boss John Martin (Pic by Alan Murray)

Glens start to look ahead to new year

Glenrothes boss John Martin (Pic by Alan Murray)

Frustration for Glenrothes boss but health remains his priority