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If Levein takes us down it’s time for him to give up managerial roles for good and return to his punditry / podcasts etc. He’ll forever be remembered as that guy who played a 4-6-0 and then got St. Johnstone, an established top flight club, relegated. Time for him to call it a day if that happens.

There’s nothing in that tweet which suggests Ghostie has any inside knowledge whatsoever.

I don’t understand how in 2017 Buckie were eligible to participate in the play-off (they lost against EK) but in 2024 they are not. Have the rules changed?

Notice Buckie haven’t even released a statement on this. I think they’ve deliberately let this happen. Should be able to put Brechin forward instead. It’s tinpot stuff from Buckie.

It’s rare moments like this that you wish Rab was still about. If he’s reading this, GIRFUY. You lost the league at Goodison Park!

The Buckie fan I’ve conversed with refers to the SPFL as a “wasteland” and that Buckie would go bankrupt if they went up.

A Buckie fan is telling me fans had an “open vote” about promotion to the SPFL and apparently they don’t want it. Not sure where the club stands on this. He’s complaining about the prospect of long journeys to away games and “mediocrity” in the SPFL. Sounds like he wants to support a big fish in a relatively small pond. Personally I can’t abide this weird mentality.

6-0 now oooooft. Go on Buckie.

FT 1-0. You have to imagine Brechin will be disappointed not to add more. It’s a good result for Buckie. 5 goals without reply tomorrow night will send them top going into the final day. It’s doable.

Who needs your #Barclays title race when you’ve got this? Love the Highland League man.

That said, it’s 6-1 now

Aye but I’m not convinced Buckie will get the goals required. Hope I’m wrong though.

75 odd mins gone and it’s only 4-1, not the pumping required to catch Brechin on goal difference. I think Buckie will need to rely on Brechin dropping points in their final games.

Nope, not for me. I’d prefer indefinitely.

God bless Kappa. Another stunning kit from them.

Pretty mad how that bridge was given the green light. Very high up, in a valley and no protection from the elements. I'd hate to be a lorry driver crossing it on a breezy day.

I was sat in the parliament gallery watching history being made. A glorious moment. Finally some proper legislation for an industry which has enjoyed being regulation free for far too long. Going to be interesting to see how the shooting estates manage to comply with the legislation (not very well I suspect).

Both tops just so so bad. Home one is a complete mess and Ryan Jack in the away one looks an attendant at the leisure pool health suite. I hate the SFA.

Love to see this from Hibs. It really is a joy to watch ‘lesser’ clubs cut the OF’s allocation. Please stick with this decision this time. Every club should be doing this. As I vehemently argue on a regular basis in the SJFC thread, giving the OF more tickets is a great way of alienating your home supporters in favour of a few extra quid. They bring nothing but complete misery both on (for the most part) and off the park. Simply put: People don’t want to go to these games. The OF coming to town isn’t some big exciting event like some in the boardrooms seem to think, it’s a day to dread. Would love it if my club grew a set and reduced their allocation to one stand behind the goal. Sadly our board are short sighted fools and will likely give them 3 stands while a sizeable portion of oddballs within our fanbase will argue that Saints will die if we don’t do it. What do Hibs currently get at Ibrox, 900 seats? About 1.7% of capacity - which is ridiculous anyway. So give them 1.7% of ER (350 seats) and as others have said, punt them in the top corner of the top tier. Sell the rest of your stand to home fans.

Very classy strip that, especially the 'museum edition' without the sponsor. If SJFC released something like that I'd be all over it.

There is no doubt that the absence of VAR has made this game far more enjoyable than it would have been. It's refreshing.

Blackburn game has been a great watch.

I actually don't think it would be that bad. Lots of people would walk in or get a bus and those who are driving would probably park in the streets close - but not too near - to the ground and walk in. Then you have the retail parks with loads of parking by the likes of B&M. I think people would quickly learn to avoid driving round that area on matchdays, which is no bad thing if it means reducing traffic on the roads or makes people consider alternative means of travel into town. ETA: nothing stopping the council putting a post on their socials reminding people it's matchday so there will be increased traffic and to avoid the area if they can. Probably too sensible an idea for P&K Council though.

This is pie in the sky stuff but I think the only way I could stomach a smaller stadium is if it was built where the leisure pool / ice rink are. The future of the pool has been up for debate for a while now regarding its age and running cost. If a new owner came in and struck up some sort of deal with the council to replace these facilities in the outskirts of town while we get a new stadium on that land then I COULD be swayed. I have done the measurements on google maps and I believe it would be possible. Next to the train station and near town / pubs it would be an epic location for a stadium. Our attendances would probably significantly increase immediately due to the proximity to town. And Perth would also get a new leisure pool / rink. Everyone's a winner.

I don't think they are man. Folk are being serious. It's staggering stuff. There are so many ways in which we could improve McDiarmid at the fraction of the cost of building a completely new stadium (which would inevitably be shite btw). I've definitely moaned previously about this already: 1) Get rid of yellow and red seats, change to blue and white. 2) Put a section of rail seats in for a 'safe standing' area in the entire corner of the East Stand, covering a quarter of the stand. 3) Brighten up the concourse. Paint murals, put pictures along the stands such as a historical timeline, put in new TVs for folk to watch when they get a pie. 4) Make sure there's enough hot food for everyone pre-match and at half time FFS 5) Build a proper club shop at the ground instead of that pishy wee box room in the Ormond. Embarrassing for a Premiership club. 6) Tidy up the toilets and, as HSF suggests, adjust the temperature of the water accordingly so it doesn't feel like you are putting your hand into molten lava when you wash your hands.