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Falkirk's Rise: McGlynn's 'Scary' Rebuild Hits Premiership

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John McGlynn says Falkirk are "miles ahead" of their ambitious five-year plan to reach the Scottish Premiership. When McGlynn took over in 2022, he inherited a squad of just 14 players and found the situation "scary." The board had hoped for promotion within five years, but McGlynn's team achieved it in just two.

McGlynn brought in new players to add physicality and robustness to a small squad that lacked confidence. The team finished second in League One in his first season, then went undefeated the following year to secure promotion. After one season in the Championship, Falkirk now sit sixth in Scotland's top flight.

The club's success comes despite limited resources. As a fan-owned club without wealthy backers, Falkirk operates on a modest budget. McGlynn credits the collective effort of players, staff, and supporters for the rapid progress. The team's togetherness and personalities in the dressing room have been crucial factors in punching above their weight throughout the climb through the divisions.