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4 minutes ago, The Ilford Drummer said:
If the SJFA goes tits up wil the WOSL league favour teams like Darvel Whitletts etc ahead of the likes of Beith and Hurlford etc because the expressed interest early?
If Beith and Hurlford express an interest or apply I am sure there will be a rational decision process made to allow them entry. Given the success the EoS made with the influx of teams to the East and conferencing team I'd expect a similar outcome.
No clubs will be treated greater than another but there will need to be certain standards and requirements met.
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What if the whole of the South decided it wanted to join the new WoSL?
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2 hours ago, Bluenortherner said:
Since Creetown recently constructed fencing around their ground, are they intending to apply for licence any time soon?
A wee question for the experts! Has the town of Creetown ever been represented in the Scottish Cup?I think that is their aim. Looking at floodlights by all accounts.
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SOSFL happy with a West League at T6
EoSFL and SSL don't agree with them at T6
Is that what I'm reading?
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Try here for answers @Bluenortherner
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2 hours ago, happy said:
So it looks like a licence can gotten without floodlights as long as your club makes a pledge to install them in a couple of years.Makes sense.
You've read wrong.
Derogation for current members.
No license for new applicants without.
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My understanding is that any new applications (in progress or received by 31/12) Will have until the licensing review in 2021 to have lights in place.
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Any clubs without can put in a derogation.
Emails out this evening.
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On 09/12/2018 at 16:09, Kilbowie Benches said:
Don’t swallow what the EoS are telling you!
Its agreed,ask Ian Maxwell or anyone at the SFA.
Funnily enough, there was a discussion on this on Sunday at Hampden post the Child Wellbeing Meeting (Licensing Requirement).
It was made abundantly clear by the SFA rep that East Juniors will not be joining at the same level as EoS.
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2 hours ago, juniorsforme said:
Burnie you read it anyway you want. I know the ERJFA are in Tier 6 and there is no Tayside league
I can also confirm that Burnieman is correct.
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The SSFL has the potential for 5 (if Dalbeattie are to be relegated from the LL) Licensed clubs for next season. If there was to be a WoSFL, surely these clubs currently in the system have 1st refusal to join the new setup, but even at that, is it fair they get to jump from T6 to T5? I don't believe so.
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30 minutes ago, John S said:
What level of lighting is planned for Newtown Park?
I have no idea? Would have thoughts the lights they have were suitable enough
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43 minutes ago, Tynieness said:
Correct, there seems to be some misinformation that you need so many things to be licensed.
The requirements are actually very little and easily achieveable for clubs if they want to do it.
There is a lot of hard work to get to the entry level, but with good governance and planning it can be achieved and maintained.
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Floodlights are not required at Entry level.
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1 hour ago, Robert James said:
In the eyes of the SFA the NCL is an affiliated 'quasi-senior league', but its champion club is not invited to participate in the Scottish Cup each season.
This is not consistent with the situation in the EoSL and the SoSL, where their respective champion clubs are invited to enter, regardless as to whether or not they hold an SFA licence. As in more recent years, the unlicensed 3 SJFA league champions, Junior Cup, and Amateur Cup winners, are also invited to participate.
Current SFA licence holders below Tier 5 : EoSL 3 clubs, SoSL 3* clubs, NCL 1 club, SJFA 2 clubs, Amateurs 1 club, who automatically enter the Scottish each season.
(* Wigtown & Bladnoch taking a year out)
Threave Rovers
Newton Stewart
St Cuthbert Wanderers
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12 hours ago, theProdigy said:
Anyone know what was said at the meeting??
It's for Wigtown / SoSFL to release details as/when seen fit.
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21 minutes ago, Bigstuff said:
I am amazed that the Wigtown demise has not been in the local press or have they not been dealt with yet for their failure to fulfill their league fixtures
There was a South of Scotland meeting this week to discuss and deal with it.
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It's quite a disservice to the SoSFL if being honest. We're hampered by being a small populated area within the 2nd largest county in Scotland. Ideally, there would be an SOS West League, but even that would bring its issues. We're also hampered by Newton Stewart and Wigtownshire Rugby Clubs who attract a lot of promising footballers.
I'm sure Wigtown will be back, and many will hope that's the case.
Who knows what the future holds? But, while the pyramid system is a short term success in my eyes, it has plenty of flaws and needs to adapt to the Geography of Scotland and it's inhabitants. Will it happen. I doubt it.
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Junior football, what is the future?
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If Fauldhouse or anyone else want to sign up, then so be it. The LL/Committee will ultimately determine where they play whether it's East or West.