Hossy87
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Fingers crossed Creetown give the playoff a good go.
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On 07/04/2023 at 12:14, passbackdave said:
Does it bother use if I do type "Mon the papers" every post???
Mon the papers
Not at all, just curious.
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2 hours ago, passbackdave said:
Yes lost 1-0
Mon the papers
Do you type 'Mon the papers' each time?
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One would assume that playing in the West would be better for their costs, but I think part of the decision making and staying is partly down to 2 things;
1. A continued thank you for Edu being allowed in at the time and given the opportunity to develop.
2. Should CB ever be relegated, they may see the SSFL a more attractive prospect of a return to the Lowland League
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Can they pull of a shock today though?
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Anyone who loves football, regardless of your team (Aberdeen apart) should applaud that.
Phenomenal result and throughly deserved.
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20 hours ago, HorseyGhirl said:
Do we know if Dalbeattie when/if relegated have indicated if they are going South or West? If they have that option.
They and Gretna would go South as I understand.
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There's also a good chance the SoS has a Lowland League team join next season, with potentially 2x new entrants.
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28 minutes ago, goalmachine said:1 hour ago, nicotina said:cambuslang 0 newton stewart 1 ft
Thats some result
Newton with a 2nd chopped off "Bizarrely" in the 90th minute too... ball played backwards to a player behind the ball and man.
Great result and would say it was well deserved.
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9 hours ago, the tin man said:
What utter nonsense
both teams very poor. Replay was probably a fair result. Preston missing 7 players vast majority of them starters including there 2 talismen in Jamie Devlin suspended for getting sent off wi Dunbar and Paul Currie for the talbot sending off was a leveller. Credit to Newton Stewart for taking there chance at the end. If it was a replay a wouldve fancied Preston to go down there and win comfortably with there men back but hey ho thats football
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Newton Stewart were a couple short today, and should have wrapped it up earlier. Very surprised, but well deserved.
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The draw is on Tuesday.
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50 minutes ago, parsforlife said:
I don’t think it’s a choice, tho the threave move may end that. They’d be relegated to SoS and then have to apply to be bottom tier of another region.
It is. You get the choice of your relegation spot.
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On 20/07/2022 at 11:08, LongTimeLurker said:
Nothing needs to happen above the LL for anything to happen below it. The two issues are not in any way linked. Even if nothing changes quickly another 5 to 10 seasons worth of relegation out of the LL will flush out the clubs that are in a false position right now in pyramid terms and after that the 3 up 3 down approach of the EoS and WoS is likely to prevail in an LL context as well.
Think Threave defecting to the tenth tier WoS Fourth Division was the beginning of the end of the SoS at tier 6. Once Dalbeattie and Gretna have been relegated out of the LL it will be interesting to see whether they view the SoS as their long term home. There have already been strong indications that Gretna would prefer to be in the EoS.
Why would Gretna choose to go south then?
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@Burnieman, I'm sure @AML67will agree. Whilst difficult, should we get there and have the opportunity we'd give it a bloody good go.
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When is the AGM? Hoping to hear how the Threave situation works out.
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On 01/06/2022 at 10:13, Dev said:
Which clubs are heading for a licence? Creetown?
Assumed they are working towards it, hopefully they do, and one of the Dumfries clubs.
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So, whenever the SoS has to merge - playing devil's advocate - with the WoS, what happens if all 11 clubs (excl Stranraer Res) or the 3 current member clubs (possibly 5 soon) want to stay at T6.
You can't force them down to the bottom Tier.
We all go onto the park to win, compete and be successful. Yes, we may struggle against most of the T6 WoS clubs, but you can't penalise the clubs for that.
We've been a part of the pyramid from day 1, and have worked tirelessly to be a licensed club and maintain the required standards to keep that license.
A conversation needs to be had, but it needs to be open, transparent and fair to all parties in both associations.
So, let's hear it. What's the fairest solution?
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7 hours ago, edinabear said:
It really is time for the South to go tier 7.
It really isn't.
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8 hours ago, Yalay said:
St Cuthbert Wanderers will play 51 competitive fixtures this season. That seems like too many. Wouldn't it be better to have a more consistent number of matches by lengthening the league (say, by playing each opponent 3x) and eliminating some of the cups?
The cups are derived from the different associations that make up the SSFL.
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9 hours ago, GordonS said:
Where did you see/hear the date? I've only seen that it's sometime this week.
Yeah, it would appear I've made an arse of that Gordon - w/c 9th August
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The draw is tomorrow. Hoping for a PR1 bye and hopefully a winnable home tie.
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1 hour ago, FairWeatherFan said:
Going by who's commenting with specific details, I think it's still an internal communication with SFA members. Rather than a public announcement.
1 hour ago, Ranaldo Bairn said:Ah I see. We have a mole it seems!
Not a mole. Just a friend of a friend.
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Replays to be scrapped from 5th round forward.
VAR at Semis and Finals
Changes to the monetary payments.
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South of Scotland League general chat
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Announced at the AGM but I understand it has been awarded.
Incredible effort for a SSFL team, and chat of at least 2 more looking to get in before the £££ goes up.