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5 minutes ago, archieb said:
In short, that stinks of paranoia
These are simple questions and observations in a situation where clarity is lacking.
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Having spoken with management at Glasgow Perthshire FC there is a genuine feeling of uncertainty.
The Future seems more clouded than ever as looking at where we are and where we are headed it would seem that clubs like ourselves are being taken as a token gesture. It remains to be seen what the official decision will be as to league set ups but it seems likely BIG clubs will be favoured with the rest basically fulfilling an obligation to take all on board.
As we stand some clubs haven't made official statement of their position, is there a reason?
Is there also a reason for maintaining SJFA membership, other than the Junior cup reason as seems fiimsy.
Is there a potential parachute if this doesn't work as the organisations hope?
My fear is that Lowland will have their way and clubs known as BIG GUNS will be bedded in and the rest of us will be cast adrift.
Are there any others with these concerns?
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On 08/02/2020 at 18:51, the shire said:
Shire 7 bellshill 1 our scorers mark Thompson 2 Logan McIntyre Paul butler Graeme bodman Jordan Fraser and David Quinn started game slowly should have been couple of goals behind before we scored a couple of quick goals and were then always a threat on the break and very clinical
A very strong performance with Billy having to rejig defensively but to a man entire team,subs included were outstanding.Some of the goals...Pauls a stunning edge of the box curler after brushing aside the CB to manipulate the space...then young Jordan firing a wonderful effort past the keeper.With Thommo dominant from our set plays by Logan,who also scored a well taken goal after great work from Ryan.Graeme rounded off a strong CF performance with the penalty having already been denied with the tightest of offsides and cracking the post.As i said even the subs were pivotal with David notching yet again a goal with his first touch...NAE PRESSURE next match lol.Billy building a strong squad in what has been the epitome of a stop start season that showed eary promise...Now after all the setbacks we are starting to see the lads gelling and showing some consistency.Hopefully we get the chance to keep things going this weekend.From a fans view massive thanks to the gaffer and squad for their efforts.
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18 hours ago, Town Crier said:
Cant comment about yesterday as I didnt arrive until 1pm....shortly after the Shettleston Manager who had just arrived before me ,so your comment about him not wanting to speak is way off.....
On the first meeting the referee was contacted as he is always a day or two before the match,like any other visit to keppoch we always play in all white,as our away kit is all black...
the referee agreed again all white.
but my understanding is your new kit has an all white back with the number and this was a concern for the ref on matchday....simple mistake ,but by who
and as for kello the keeper opted to play in red training top as the kit you supplied,a good gesture I may add ....was like a nightgown on him
So its common practice for a manager to arrive at 13:00 for a 13:45 ko?????
That just adds to the point i was making...If,as you say he turned up late would seem he had a good idea of what was going on as
cant see a team at the top being that shabby.As for being way off we were still there @13:20 and at no point did he attempt to talk to
a Shire official which would be at least courtesy.The ref took no time to call off match so how your groundsman,who assured late am
game definitely on via a call from Shire official.....Kidology at best and disrespect at worst!!!
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Well travelled to watch Glasgow Perthshire take on Shettleston after club being advised in a late am call that match was definitely on and surface was fine.On our arrival we are told that match was OFF due to unplayable surface which as i mentioned was deemed by Shettleston to be fine.Referee spent best part of five seconds before saying NO CHANCE!!! It would seem at NO point was this match ever going to take place especially when you consider home players still arriving after 13:00 for a 13:45 ko...Is this really the preparation for a match DEFINITELY ON of a team sitting top of league???Kinda makes you think NO....To make matters worse their manager decided not to speak to anyone associated with the visiting side instead sending a minion to take any flak from the fall out which is inevitable considering their negligence...The SJFA really need to step in and ask why NO inspection was requested,confirmed by the referee when one of Shettleston officials suggested it had been.This is a club who revel in making things awkward at best...This match was initially to take place at the seasons start but upon their request Glasgow Perthshire agreed to swith the fixtures....Before match conversations were helad as per normal and they were told of our kit BLACK/WHITE only for them to show up with a clash of kits.Purely an effort to cause unrest.So the thanks you get for agreeing to help another club with ground issues is at very least is to be treated with absolutely NO respect.My image of Shettleston is not one i would wish to have but sadly a club with no integrity.Thanks kindly for a wasted afternoon.
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On 19/10/2019 at 17:29, Scott90 said:
28, Recently back from long term injury, previous spells with Dalry, Renfrew and Neilston before dropping back to Sat Morning due to work commitments
Dm for details
Cheers
Hi Scott i am mailing from Glasgow Perthshire Junior FC and are actively seeking a first team keeper and wonder if you would like to train tonight at the clubs ground. Thanks, Shaun
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Junior football, what is the future?
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The retention of Junior membership would suggest that there is an area of doubt with the possibility of fslling back ie Parachute... The official set up will confirm/allay these fears to an extent... If all is carried across as is then my fears are real.. If the governing body use this opportunity to apply equal opportunity to all clubs then great
Ie, Top 4 from each league create 1league
Next 4 from each league create another and so forth... The winners of each league move into top tier of new set up with the opportunity to win promotion to lowland set up...
Just an idea to consider