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If only your performances on the park matched your peerless hospitality, sporting integrity and all round genuine enjoyment at playing in Tier 5 , we would still have the pleasure of your company. Not to be. The lucid and rational explanation of the B team situation is typical. Clear, well made and an object lesson to those who ask "the answer is no, what is the question " Thanks for your good wishes in the Playoffs, most appreciated.

What a typical and generous message. Over the years we actually struggled against the lads in lots of the games. Our committee are well upset at the thought of no longer having the excellent home baking to look forward to. From everyone at East Kilbride, thanks for the memories and every success going forward.

Laughing my head off at this , totally brilliant

Yes and final league game today at Tranent ideal preparation. Proper intense game ,we played very well, couple of injury scares, that aside all good. Big thanks to Tranent, welcome and hospitality second to none. Class guard of honour and beers left in dressing room top stuff

The other big issue is being ready to play team 42, need two clear weeks before SPFL end date, then a week after that. In an ideal world those games would not exist, so 2/ 3 weeks right there. The problem is the more The Spartans etc flourish, the further away that becomes. Probably common ground there.

Hi Cowdie, what a talent you have for spinning all things into a negative. What are we thinking about failing in the Playoffs, will we go bust. Sorry to disappoint, totally focused on the positives of at last makingit to the SPFL.

Exactly what the Lowland League do. Decent weather and pitches, everyone well up for new season, light nights, get ahead of the game. Even with washout last few months, still on track to finish on time. Yes a few teams , including EK playing catch up last few weeks, but that is unusual. Highland League can speak for themselves, everyone knows when the finishing line is.

Correct, as Hearts cannot be crowned Champions, but we still need a point to actually win the league. Be nice to get over the line today, set up Speakers Night nicely!

PML quoted as saying before match " winless run of 8 games in run up irrelevant " . It may be many things but irrelevant is certainly not one of them. A bit of a reality check for him needed. Great delivery and header for the goal tonight, good to get the win but something missing in terms of energy, intensity and most importantly self belief. Might all of that have something to do with 8 game winless run, of course not, all of that is irrelevant according to the coach. Move along, nothing to see or learn from things like that. In the real world such a run would see serious questions being asked of any coach at any level. Seems a tad too self satisfied for my taste, a long contract will do that to coaches who's personal drive and standards are below par.

Interesting debate, presumably everyone knows Tranent won the cup ?

Agreed, Burnie you are not grasping the point at all and please don't ask me what the point is, moving on.

Sorry totally disagree. Fridays fine for Development League,when every team has agreed to play then ,but it is unfair on teams to be forced to play then to suit one team. If teams are happy to arrange games then, fine, but that is absolutely not the case here. The knock on effect on the away team for training that week, travel arrangements when players are working during the day, totally disrupts preparation. Then you have away supporters being denied their match day out, well nigh impossible travel by public transport. OK you might get some neutrals, maybe we should be more considerate of the people who come games in, games out. Of course there is such a thing as a Saturday Afternoon League, the Lowland League for example. Accept that at the top end bit less so due to TV, even then only really in Premier in England. In the UK , professional football has been played on Saturday afternoons for over a hundred years, starting with the traditional half day for most working class supporters. Time has of course moved on, things might evolve, but for now the vast majority of games are scheduled and played on Saturday afternoons. That allows people to arrange things to suit. Players, supporters, staff, volunteers, catering etc etc.

Sorry absolutely not, other teams who ground share mainly play on Saturdays, where necessary Sunday's or Friday nights. Your home games are always Friday nights, for me this is not acceptable for a Saturday afternoon league. Everyone else needs to arrange training , transport etc to suit you. Not on.

Hi Alberto, why do you define your team in terms of performance in relation to any other single team ? Your final position in the table will tell the story, like everyone else. Also I wouldn't get too smart about when games were played. Being granted every home game on a Friday night in a Saturday afternoon league, not for me.

Agree 100% , just read his post match comments, he is clearly a buffoon. Absolutely clinging on to a barely deserved point as a positive, imposter.