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6 hours ago, FairWeatherFan said:
WoSFL for 2020/21. Begin at Tier 6 on the SFA pyramid. Access to SFA licencing, development league. Rules and discipline in line with the SFA, with the SFA having oversight. Entry in the South Challenge Cup. League structure and cups to be decided considering the number of applicants.
What will be different from the LL/EoS version compared to the WJFA negotiated version?
Difference will be ll/eos is possible the other is like fantasy football and anyone who thins it’s real should be sectioned
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Can’t see that working nothing in the sjfa constitution stops you resigning as a member or giving notice. They tired this bully boy tactic in the east and got told to F off. I kept the email I was sent!
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for the west no one needs to be left being you just need to apply to the wosl and your in.
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If you can get a permit Camelon got a pitch a Bathgate booked.
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Camelon juniors are looking for a friendly tmrw (22nd), astro at Bathgate booked for a 2pm kick off
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Camelon juniors are looking for a friendly, tmrw (22nd) we’ve a park booked at Bathgate, kick off 2pm.
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11 minutes ago, Deanburn Dave said:
A decent compromise would be the new clubs coming in at tier 8 and having 4 go up at the end of the season to tier 7.
That would be a fair way to do it
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For me no junior club should come in at a higher level than a current member, don’t mind if they do it at tier 8 or tier 7, really should be for the current tier 7 clubs to decide as its them who will be affected, I’d go along with what they want to do. And the clubs joining can’t really complain as they were told this would happen, is not our fault they bought into the junior Pravda. And teams in the west take note is tier six this year seven the next and eight the year after.
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On 31/01/2020 at 22:00, djorkiev said:
Think a lot of people have forgot the most important factor during all these discussions, THE FANS! speaking to many west region premiership fans over the last two seasons, they are almost unanimous in their judgement of our standard v present lowland league, most agree a bit like the tail wagging the dog if we had to feed into this league, most top juniors would more than hold their own in the lowland league.
There are a lot of attractive fixtures for west junior fans geographically, local derbies, and glasgow v ayrshire, we already have a good product, top league and some championship attendances, are more than a match as well, don't get the big push for this, wouldn't cross the road to watch buffs v nithsdale at tier 7 if we were to amalgamate, or v Dalbeattie star at tier 6, sorry not for me, by the time any team achieved SPL2 via the present set up we would be bored to deathwhat
So if tj persuades rod that it’s a mistake and not to back what the ll is doing. The outcome for the west clubs is another year outside the pyramid. That’s the reality folks don’t see an upside for the clubs in current scenario.
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Welcome to the party
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the application was in before the criteria changed. We had a plan to have them in be end of next season. Really not impressed and disappointed more than I can say.
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Camelon rejected on grounds of not having floodlights. Very very disappointed. Despite meeting the criteria at the time we applied and having works underway to install lights.
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1 minute ago, LongTimeLurker said:
Will be interesting to hear how they can force it through. It may be related to the pyramid and the identification of the team to play team 42 being something that is under the SFA's direct control, but that's far from clear where the SFA's online constitution is concerned. Personally think it's good to see the logjam being broken so a genuine pyramid for all semi-pro and pro clubs can be formed and don't see the parallel divisions in the east and the Tayside boundary between the LL and HL as being anything like as critical as they were being made out to be by some on here.
If they could do that, then surely there would already be an extra relegation place from spfl2. As that is the one change that will actually make a difference
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19 minutes ago, Kilbowie Benches said:
The Chief Executive cant override rules and regulations but the SFA Board can.
It would appear that whoever was representing the EoSL in October agreed to the Juniors coming in at tier6 and ever since then the EoSL are trying to disagree!
if they could do that, there would be more than one promotion/relegation slot from spfl2.
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If the plan is to put tayside clubs to feed LL then you’d really need an extra promotion place or two.
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6 hours ago, Ginaro said:
Sure, but people are allowed to change their mind based on the benefits of better options being available.
I mean, 10 months ago JC said that he wanted to play the big Junior teams and that they set out at the start of the season to do that by gaining promotion. But now it seems like the club is content to play in a league with just 7 WL and 2 Fife teams next season.
Ultimately, if teams continue to leave the Juniors and there's no merger with the EOS, there will come a point where there's very few clubs left in the Juniors. At what point do you say - "we want to be part of league system with all the other clubs in the east."? Or is the attachment to the grade so strong that you would never consider it?
Tier 9 lol
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Eosl have already said no eosl team will be relegated to accommodate a new team/teams.
The best the east could get would be tier 7 conferences which could be done this year, tayside I suspect a cup comp would be the bridge there to help them keep it interesting but honestly I don’t think there will be much appetite for tayside teams in the east league and none of the parties have the authority to change it because it could affect spfl member clubs in league 2
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Just now, Burnie_man said:
Maybe the line wont be moved, maybe it will, who knows.
The pwg won’t be able to move the line, nor will a meeting between the two in the east. The sticking point is the teams south of Tay. There is a vacancy for a tier six in tayside everyone agrees on it the line says just now it’s a HL feeder.
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51 minutes ago, Burnie_man said:
The HL isn't a closed shop, just that nobody appears interested in applying.
IF, and it is an IF, Tayside teams end up in a LL feeder then it does call into question whether the HL deserve equal opportunity to access the SPFL as the LL, on the face of it they don't and that would need to change through time.
Long way to go before we get anywhere near to that stage though.
They won’t though
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3 minutes ago, Burnie_man said:
As per discussion over in the Junior forum. A multitude of ifs, buts and maybes, but 2021-21 could look like this or something similar??
Except the teams north of the Tay can’t be in a pyramid league that feeds ll
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40 minutes ago, Deanburn Dave said:6 hours ago, Skipper said:The state of that South ‘super’ league ! Thank the good lord we did not stay junior.
Validation (if any was needed) that the Bo'ness and Linlithgow committees took the right decision.
Was just thinking about the grief we took last year and people who’d have had us playing in that.
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9 minutes ago, Robert James said:
If so, wouldn't East Stirlingshire be the obvious choice as a partner ?
Don't think despite sharing a training base for years they did anything as both want to keep their own identity (could be wrong though)
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11 minutes ago, Pyramidic said:
I think Syngenta are more inteterested in the Semis this week!
Then there is the adult side:https://www.leaguewebsite.co.uk/sdafa/TeamFixtures?age=22&division=3077&team=149645
https://www.leaguewebsite.co.uk/sdafa/Divisions
they'd be better to partner up with someone and save themselves 60k-70k
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Junior football, what is the future?
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The rules clearly talk about moving regions nothing about resigning. They tried that with us and got told to fox trott Oscar.
the threat of this is as bad as when they caused licence applications to be put on hold, ours had been sent to them arrived same day, we then had to wait till reopened. Unforgivable