So taking thousands of pounds in rent from your own community club helps it thrive? Utter nonsense. The community club is partly used as a cash cow for SPP.
If they were a true community club they wouldn’t pay rent and as such would be able to lower their high monthly fees.
In the Topflight 9 out of 12.
We need to look to sell the product in Scotland. Plastic pitches devalue the game. They look utterly terrible on tv and you rarely see a good game on them. There’s no excuse for a top flight professional team playing on a plastic pitch.
The Rovers or should I say Starks Park Properties only have it to generate money and make a fortune off their so called “community club”.
Good quality grass pitches should be the absolute minimum for a top flight team. Football on artificial grass is dire. The bounce or the ball is terrible and the home teams get used to the way they play, nothing worse than a dry poor astro pitch.
Top flight football shouldn’t be played on artificial pitches. It’s embarrassing. Astro pitches after fine for kids and part time teams, but should be nowhere near a full time professional team.
What relevance is the time of the winning goal? They also missed a penalty against Raith.
In both games they went behind and in terrible form dug in and came back. That’s enough to tell me there of a higher standard than the teams currently sitting in places 2/3 in our league.
The same team that easily beat the 2nd team in our league as well as the 3rd team in our league.
There is a gap in quality from the Championship to the Premiership.