Sports: Hotline; EUAN MCARTHUR takes your calls.(Sport)

From: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) | Date: April 13, 2004 | Copyright information

Byline: EUAN MCARTHUR

DUNFERMLINE fans aren't too chuffed at the prospect of going all the way up to Aberdeen for their Scottish Cup semi-final replay with Inverness. They can't believe the SFA knocked backed an offer from Caley Thistle boss John Robertson to stage the replay at Perth's McDiarmid Park rather than Pittodrie.

But the Pars faithful took their hats off to Robbo for offering to delay the tie by 24 hours in view of Dunfermline's hectic schedule.

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