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Modern day players 'getting battered from pillar to post', says Raith Rovers boss Dougie Imrie

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Raith Rovers gaffer Dougie Imrie reckons the injuries sustained by George Oakley and Lewis Stevenson during Saturday’s 3-1 home Premier Sports Cup Group H win over Elgin City could have been triggered by the demands placed on modern day footballers.

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Modern day players 'getting battered from pillar to post', says Raith Rovers boss Dougie Imrie

Raith Rovers gaffer Dougie Imrie reckons the injuries sustained by George Oakley and Lewis Stevenson during Saturday’s 3-1 home Premier Sports Cup Group H win over Elgin City could have been triggered by the demands placed on modern day footballers.

·Kirkcaldy, United Kingdom
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Fife Today broke the news in Kirkcaldy, United Kingdom on Monday, July 13, 2026.
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