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2 hours ago, Mon the Pace said:
No blame on the player or the ref at all, but when the seriousness of the injury becomes apparent, for me the Dunbar bench should have stepped in.
There’s no way the Dunbar player scores without the injury to Kane.
in fairness the Dunbar captain and a few of their players wanted to let Pace score, their manager over ruled them, or at least that’s what it looked like from what I could hear and see.
I wouldn’t have wanted my team to win a cup tie like that, also in my original post I think Dunbar would have probably won anyway the way the game was going.
Just leaves a bad taste in the mouth.
Mon the Pace
Presumably then, you weren't one of the Dunipace supporters claiming for Dunipace to be awarded the points against Whitburn when that game was abandoned due to a serious injury to the Whitburn keeper?
I hope both keepers make a full and speedy recovery.
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I'm sure the Camelon committee know what they are doing.
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55 minutes ago, Ginaro said:
Well the other team in Bo'ness have a licence without owning their own ground...
2 wrongs etc
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7 hours ago, Dev said:
Are Athletic about to be the second SFA Licence club in Bo'ness? The club website shows various club policies needed for a licence so wondered if this will happen this time around so Athletic can play in the Scottish Cup from now on.
Can they get a licence if they don't have their own ground? Surely not. It doesn't seem right.
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25 minutes ago, Kemlin Dan said:
Why would they surely be contracted to Syngenta, contracts can be ended fairly easily.
Because they are Syngenta's players? How can contracts be ended without all parties agreeing?
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26 minutes ago, FairWeatherFan said:
If the money went, and Syngenta FC could no longer pay them. What do you think happens next?
I don't know. That's why I posted. What does happen next?
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2 hours ago, aidan-bufc said:
True, I did see that they were supposed to remain with the club until the end of the season but obviously must’ve been a further fall out that sped up the move.
Weird one.
Surely the players are contracted to Syngenta, irrespective of who is paying their wages, and can't just go and play for Camelon without a transfer that is sanctioned by Syngenta?
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11 minutes ago, drs said:
Quick - sound the @HibeeJibee alarm to work out the new EOS league positions.
Whitburn still top of second division.
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On 14/07/2021 at 17:26, edinabear said:
Been an excellent pre season for Rangers B. Maybe the Lowland League title won't be so far off as some think.
That would show the progress Rangers as a club are making.
Colts and the First team both clinching their first title wins.
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On 28/06/2021 at 21:10, Big Dougie said:
You know that you will watch it out of morbid curiosity secretly admiring the might of the Queens chosen few, and the Popes Eleven.
I know I'm late to the party, but it didn't take long for the Old Firm bigotry to appear in the Lowland League. The season's not even started yet.
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12 hours ago, spit said:
Problems will arise with the junior Cup, a can see it being played mostly midweek, as fixtures start to backlog with weather,as wosfl have already stated that league games take priority, imagine Cumnock away to Dyce, stoneyburn down to kello, on a weds night, your going to have wosfl, ejfa, Northern leagues all trying to align fixtures, it could become a shambles, then will the prize money be the same, sjfa won't have the same resources or pull with sponsorship for this tournament, I can see a large entry this season but it falling away quickly season after season as teams realise its losing its appeal
Can anyone explain to me why the former West Region Junior clubs will be able to play in the Scottish Junior Cup next season when they will no longer be junior? Apologies, but I don't fancy having to read several thousand posts to find the answer.
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1 minute ago, Tutankhamen said:
Not on here he ain't.
So, is it not official until he posts it here?
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5 minutes ago, G4Mac said:18 minutes ago, Bruno marsbar said:Scott Robertson has announced he is standing down from his position as of immediate effect.
Fat, far too late. This gesture means nothing for me now. He is gone because he has been told to go for the good of the region and sjfa. They should have punted him first thing yesterday morning, at least then I would have said fair play to the sjfa for acting swiftly and decisively.
Just no pleasing some people.
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21 hours ago, parkcircus said:
This typifies the non progressive nature of the region.
It really doesn't. It reflects the outdated mindset of one man.
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Good result for Glenafton. Well done. Sounds like it was a good game too.
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£20 to attend a hatefest. I'll give it a miss, especially after last nights events. Could be more trouble than usual.
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21 hours ago, garrellburn said:
The SFA Laws of the Game handbook gives all pitch dimensions in metres and also in yards in (--). Admittedly an old copy 2007 but no reason why it would have changed since everyone always refers to eighteen yard box, etc. Interestingly no limits + or - put on thr figure which is usual on any drawing specifying a dimension. Never seen a ref checking any of them although I have seen goals, corner flags and even penalty boxes which clearly did not meet the specified sizes.
Some of these rule changes are just going to have uninformed fans shouting abuse at refs, some still don't understand the ofside rule changes which came in many tears ago.
It's not worth crying over.
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