itzdrk

All of the Bayern Munich games.

I wasn't aware of that, it's quite poor that happened after winning.

Everyone.

It was received but in quarentine so as they were.

The SPFL's own internal investigation notes that the vote was sent at that time (and their rules state when something is sent it is received (postal rule)). Aye he needs to take into consideration the potential consequences should he allow this to go to court and they lose. Whereas that isn't an option in arbitration. They have misread this terribly.

Aye right, check their thread.

There's a lot of shit takes on this website and this is right up there.

Agree, it's something that simply will not (and should not) happen in this case.

Someone smarter than me will have the relevant resources.

I couldn't point you to it but there is case law and a UK act on it.

Given that nobody disputed the existence of it and simply argued against it. Yes.

Not sure what it has to do with mine that acknowledges it has legal precedent in that case then. When you get to this stage they've all done their background research and everyone has a valid point, it's just to be decided who makes the most convincing one in the opinion of Lord Clark, if he even remembers any of what Garry Borland was going on about for 3 hours.

Did you only get two words in?

It's ludicrous (but has legal precedent), to suggest someone can take you to court, you get to the procedural hearing and you can't say anything at that stage if you disagree the court should be dealing with it. Naturally the court would see no defence and proceed. Regardless of any of the rest of it I hope that point has been successfully argued against so there can be legal precedent against it.

I'm from Troon and have supported Ayr all my life and now volunteer at the club. The concept of it being about where you live (which is a moveable feast) baffles me, switching team's is weird.

I live in Glasgow Southside, do I need to stop supporting Ayr and switch allegiance to Queens Park?

I'm half tempted but I think I'll give it a by.

Or Kilmarnock, they are as backwards as we are.

Oh dear, do you have to deal with Michael Gove? In terms of accent this guy is similar but goes beyond Gove more English.

When at work I have to speak to a man who I can tell was an Aberdonian but lives in the south of England, the put on accent that he does absolutely kills me and I can't actually hear what he's saying as my head is going like an alarm "Tory! Tory! Tory!". I prefer to email them.

What over,I had a wee look but couldn't see the reason why.

It should be the case that it's a case of nothing to see here as the vote structure would usually simply be 'Yes' or abstaining and it would remain open (up to 28 days) until it either gains enough support at which point it passes )if within the 28 day period) or fails (at the end of the 28 day period). To make it relevant you could intend to abstain but later change your mind to voting 'Yes'. But because they added a 'No' option to speed up voting, does that actually change it from how it works normally and therefore 'No' votes count as a rejection rather than abstaining. Equally, does the email from Dundee asking to disregard their vote which had not yet been received * then negate that if it does. I find this part of the petition very interesting, the rest of it not so much.

Ah right! Aye it's a hell of a top 5

Gasp is Scottish!