glensmad

Are you sure ?

The licensing process re-opened ten days ago.

I do get your point, but you won't be surprised that I don't necessarily agree with you. In 2013 (prior to the mass exodus from the East Region to the EoSFL) Glencairn reached the semi final, and only missed out on the final due to a flukey own goal for Auchinleck and the worst incorrect offside decision in history denying us an equaliser. That season we finished 6th in the old West Region Super League Division One, the equivalent of the WoSFL First Division where we are just now. Sometimes lower League teams reach the final. Shotts Bon Accord won the Scottish Junior Cup from the same league the season before we reached the semi final.

Not all teams in the Premier have u20s teams.

Bernie Slaven started his career at Rutherglen Glencairn.

Substituted at half time in Burgh's defeat at Glencairn.

Remember the Kyle Hutton scenario only a few weeks ago.

WoSFL League Championship rule number 12 :- "The Fixture Secretary shall, by 1st July or as soon as possible thereafter once dates for the Scottish FA Cup and South Region Challenge Cup are announced, produce a fixture list for the season. This fixture list will be subject to change depending on match postponements, cup replays etc. A minimum of 4 days’ notice will be given of any re-arranged fixture."

I don't think they have played since the WoSFL started.

A lot of teams do, yes, but I'm not sure if it has reached "most" yet. No, it is not required as part of the pyramid system, neither is it required for Scottish FA Licensing.

Glencairn confirm that goalkeeper Chris White, previously on loan from Stirling Albion, has agreed a deal to remain with the club after the expiry of his registration with the SPFL side.

I confirm that Matt Bamford was re-elected as WoSFL Chair this afternoon.

If Kennie (SJFA Assistant Secretary) says that's the case, then it will be the case.

Take your opinion up with the Scottish FA. I just give you the facts.

The level one qualification involves the 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3 sections, which I think are a couple of nights/days for each session. However, 1.2 cannot be booked until 1.1 is completed, and similarly 1.3 cannot be booked until 1.2 is completed. The Scottish FA coaching courses are usually booked out a few months in advance, so it's not just a matter of appointing a manager without the qualifications and sticking him on a course for a few evenings the following week. It took Glencairn's manager and coach 6 months to get the courses completed a few years ago.