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The wall around the last turnstile on the right. If you look closely you will see the difference in the brickwork.

The clubs in 3rd and 4th for a start.

That would explain a lot

Ayr haven't played Hearts in a league match since1983. I think we'll cope without them.

They have, although they are still having play-offs. The first matches are on Thursday.

The club will also need to secure the booking with South Ayrshire Council. Unlikely to be an issue outwith the athletics season, but I don't know whether Ayr Seaforth use the stadium on a Friday at any time.

The original question was about them using Dam Park on a Friday, when the first team may be at home the following day. The pitch can be rather heavy to say the least. The Facebook post announcing the application to join the u20 league states "with the club looking to secure Dam Park as the venue for its home matches".

That's what they are hoping. Whether that ends up being the case, or the pitch holds up, remains to be seen.

Whitletts hope to play their 20s' games at Dam Park.

So it was. My brain seems to be somewhere else today.

Not quite. Dumbarton were in the same division the second time.

Correction -2 deaths recorded on a Sunday. We will likely see a far larger number reported tomorrow as this will include more people who died at the weekend.

It'll be 1983. St Johnstone won the First Division that year with Hearts as runners-up. Three years later Hearts almost won the league and St Johnstone were skulking about the Second Division.

Paul McStay with the legend that is John Sludden.

That top isn't right. It was a plain white shirt, no grey stripes. I don't think the bird shit top looks exactly the same as the original either.

I'll take your bobble-hatted goalie and raise you Scott McKay, Jim Brown, Kevin McKeown and possibly David Purdie.

The virus changes very slightly every time it transmits to another person. It could potentially develop into a milder strain.

Well, there's probably one too many full-time teams in Glasgow...

They did in 1920.

Hopefully the Highland and Lowland Leagues being part of the SPFL Reconstruction Group increases the prospect of Brora and Kelty being promoted.

And some bacon, as the Americans like to do.

Breakfast meeting for him.

They won't be meeting face to face so it doesn't matter where he is.

It was already mentioned by SPFL prior to the vote.

Not really. The SPFL had already committed to discussing reconstruction if their proposal was passed.