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It was for me

We all knew it wasn't relevant to our game but it's been an interesting follow regardless. Might be relevant to what the English lower league's are doing with the playoffs still taking place.

He didn't spend very long on his own motion tbh, he mostly talked about the SPFL one and went through what must have been every single bit of case law that backed him up.

It was promised and delivered about four times, the majority of clubs at no point wanted it.

Read the interview with Bill Clark, surprised at the 50:50 comment.

Pair of bangers, we will find out tomorrow what the Belgian Pro League do (maybe nothing).

Tbf Hearts and Partick are still trying to get their relegation overturned and we don't know for sure if the Belgian club asked for something else should that not be possible.

Last sentence covers it, I presume you got it off the fourth official or Joe Black on twitter, those guys are wildly obsessed with Celtic so they were creaming their pants for a null and void. Same pair were screaming STAYS IN COURT on Friday when Lord Clarke chucked out Dundee United & co's suggestion.

That's not all true is it

That's a good move, guess it gives power to do things that get held up due to time delay with Lachlan in US.

Who is, I demand blood. Regardless if it shows on a maroon jersey.

None of us signed up for this pandemic but someone needs to be punished for it.

She may well have but I don't think it appears to be his intention given the further donations he has made to other levels of football.

Tierney is made of glass so he'll at least be backup at some stage.

Looks like we should be receiving part of £60,000 for it.

Is that at two metres?

That's fine then, that makes him the star of a the players who have left in the past couple seasons because he's the only one who will bring us any money

Hopefully we offered him a contract for next year so they have to pay us.

I've been watching Czech football over lockdown (a pal follows Bohemians so I've mostly watched them) it's been really cool watching it go from nobody inside the ground (folk hanging out up trees and watching over the wall with ladders) to small home only crowds, back to what looked like normal over the playoff tie they have just lost. Including away fans. I know they are further ahead than us with dealing with the virus and all judgements here will be based on Celtic and Rangers having 50,000 capacity but there's a wee bit of hope oot there for some football normality.

There is a hypothetical situation where Hearts & co win (league placing, not compensation). Reconstruction is done to the minimum to avoid potential further challenge (even though they can't afford it) from Dundee United & co (14-10-10-10 off the table as it had been rejected) so they go for odd top flught with 43 team's (13-10x3) and adding one to make up the space in League Two. A (big) stretch but not entirely impossible to reach that point given the shambles that would arise if they won.

8 league games, playoffs, two rounds of the Scottish Cup and the Challenge Cup final all to fit in that gap

The only playoff I could envisage would be between Kelty Hearts & Brora A "a successful businesswoman" would know this if course.