[East Region Superleague]

It's no doubt fuelled the speculation of some clubs that moved as being unhappy in the EoS.

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The three teams in the juniors are feeder teams for the east of Scotland teams.

[New clubs in the East of Scotland]

It has been said in the Junior forum that it's not a Dunblane amateur side playing out of Sauchie that's applying for the ERJFA, but Sauchie CFC. If true that's now 3 affiliated EoS clubs propping up the East Region.

It’s the old Dunblane thistle amateur manager who’s taking the team.

[Pennies / craigshill join forces]

 

 

We have stepped on from a league that we have dominated since we started such a shame you couldn’t do the same eh.

 

What will you seriously do when the season starts and you can’t accuse pennies of this and that. I will walk away a happy man knowing we dominated when we finished up and you never beat us [emoji6][emoji6][emoji6]

 

 

Dominated the second year you mean[emoji23] first year you finished 4th and went up By default with teams folding. Since then been unstoppable though.

[Pennies / craigshill join forces]

Still playing at little kerse then ? Always thought yous would have done that with the current Falkirk community team.

[Pennies / craigshill join forces]

What happened to the move to safl ?. Starting at the bottom or carry on in craigshill position?

[End of season Unfulfilled Fixtures]

£70 fine in our league. Starting to think it should be upped as happening a lot now.

[Caledonian League Restrucure]

Sounds like a great idea shame they don’t want better teams involved in there league.

Big fish do not like big fish coming into their pond.

[Kelty Hearts lowland league quest]

Sad state of affairs when someone from Valleyfield is getting Man of the Match[emoji20]

Kidding what a terrible comment crockett is an excellent goalkeeper.

[East of Scotland cup]

Not ex junior gave both lads good money to get their kids Xmas in so they couldn’t turn the offe down an asked to leave their junior clubs 

What junior teams were they at ?

[Amateur football is dying]

Great point Chris, I feel the over 35’s offers the guys more competitive football because they see the amateur gaming fading away

I would say it offers them a Friday night game which leaves the rest of the weekend free for work or whatever. There is a million reasons why it’s failing and not sure what the answer is. I’m all for a stab at summer football as another bad winter will kill even more teams off.

[CSAFL]

I take it there is No reversal rule in this association then ?

[New clubs in the East of Scotland]

Surprising if true, but it would make for an interesting rivalry local with Musselburgh Athletic.
However, if there are only 2 Amateur applicants, and Inverkeithing HS have publicly admitted applying, then St Bernards application must be incorrect ?  It also rules out Soccer AM (Fife). 
Or are there more than 2 amateur club applicants ? If so,  it brings into question the (rumoured) number, and/or existing  status (amateur or junior) of the  15 new EoS applicants overall. 

inverkeithing can’t be one of the Ammie teams as they don’t even exist they don’t have an adult team just now.

[New clubs in the East of Scotland]

Realistically, what are the LEAFA and KFAFA going to do if the above teams do leave without notice?

 

Couldn’t tell you I’m not involved in they Associations possibly make them change names.Im sure a similar scenario was where kennoway star hearts were born out of after kennoway failed to give adequate notice when changing leagues.

[New clubs in the East of Scotland]

If any of the teams are ammies like stated (st Bernard and Am soccer ) they would have to put in notice to leave their current associations by now. Cut off is end of Feb

[Junior football, what is the future?]

If Bo’ness and Linlithgow havnt applied (which it looks like ) what have their boards/committee been doing the past 3 weeks you can see from the posts that teams were making sounds to move clubs their sizes should be at the forefront on the move away from juniors

[Junior football, what is the future?]

Been reading through this the last few days and must admit been interesting reading. Defiantly looks like the beginning of the end for
Junior football in its current form.

[Stirling Albion Thread]

I attended the game on Saturday in the hospitality too. It was our Amatuer teams Xmas day out so decided to give this a go and was well impressed with the day. Food and drink all good and the whole day was well organised so hats off to Stirling Albion. On the game Stirling were deserved winners in the game having been the more hungry for it and after hearing the manager pre match can see he means business and can only see them climbing the table now.