Chis

Agree completely. Stories of dressing rooms being used; individuals being asked to take team strips to games etc. Seems some Clubs are just doing their own thing and paying no attention to Covid rules without any recriminations. When is the IMG going to start taking some action?.

Appears to me that things are constantly changing from day to day and instead of standing by the original decisions made by clubs based on the information put to them that other options are now being put on the table which is completely out of order. I.M.G. should stand firmly by the original decision and not be trying to appease clubs and offering alternatives to attempt clubs to reconsider their options such as extending date for clubs to opt out of leagues this season.

Fully agree

I think it's time some folk started to realise we live in the real world and the Civid situation is worsening every day.

Having just recently seen the proposals to be announced later this afternoon in the Scottish Parliament I think we can forget about football restarting in the near future.

Having seen the dressing rooms of the majority of clubs in the Premier Division I find it strange that over 50% have stated that their facilities will comply with social distancing taking into account occupancy for a minimum of 21 people.

Unfortunately we are now approaching a time of the year when playing conditions are not always the most favourable and without proper changing, washing facilities etc clubs have to remember that they have a duty of care to the players especially with regard to their health and safety.

Can I suggest you choose your words very carefully in future otherwise you could have serious legal problems.

Correct

Not a great way to support smaller Clubs.

Is it correct that the away teams in this competition only receive a payment towards team bus cost and home teams keep gate money after paying match officials or is it different in this competition?

No East Region Champion either although that obviously doesn't affect the SCC. West Region are still discussing the issue and will make their decision known to Clubs in due course.

As football including training is banned until 10 June at present no decision can be expected until further advice is issued.

Once again the idiots of this world wreak havoc as if it wasn't difficult enough for clubs at this time.

Yes

Everyone should be aware that although the West Region's season has been brought to a premature closure no official decision has been made yet as to the official closing position of the leagues and this will be discussed by the Management Committee in the near future.

A very sad loss to his family, Pollok F.C and Scottish Junior Football in general. R.I.P. My very good friend.

I think I can safely say that Talbot, with a very experienced committee, will take everything into consideration very carefully when making their decision and will inform their supporters before going public as has been their practice in the past. Let's hope that puts this to rest.

Why does everyone want to know about Talbot?. Is everyone so infatuated about them that they don't ask about other Clubs?

Original Scottish Junior Cup is in the museum at Hampden Park.

Is that the floodlights that the council have had to contribute a large sum towards? Think you will find if you want to check your facts that most of the necessary funding was raised through the Club and the Beechwood Regeneration Committee. Further checks will show that most if not all of the Clubs who have now got new 4G facilities, incl new grounds, and/or floodlights, not only in the West Region, have all been supported by the local authorities.

Doesn't seem really viable as councils shut down council owned parks during the summer and Clubs with grass surfaces usually have to close parks for 4-6 weeks for annual maintance work.

The reason a West Region meeting was called on Tuesday 24 March was to provide face to face feedback to the Clubs following the further PWG discussions due to be held the previous day. However due to the present coronavirus situation regarding gatherings etc it was felt prudent to cancel the meeting and the Region's Clubs will now be updated at the earliest opportunity on Tuesday 24th by other means. It was considered essential that the Clubs had to have any such information from the PWG discussions made available to them before proceeding further otherwise the Region was failing in it's duties to the Clubs.

As the West Region General Meeting originally planned for Tuesday 24 March has been cancelled due to the current coronavirus situation arrangements have been made for all Member Clubs to receive feedback from Monday's PWG Meeting later this year n Tuesday.

Confirmed rule does not exist but this was a misapprehension by Regions.