Ceejayar

I have just seen that Darvel Supporters have to buy tickets for the buffs game on Wednesday night online, we have been allocated an area behind one of the goals, having never been to the buffs new park can anyone enlighten me as to why we have to buy the ticket online I.e is it because of a crowd restriction in that area of the pitch? Also is it a separate gate we will go in from the home support?

Thats the bar area, again that was done for the start of 2019/20. I’m not sure of the laws in the WOSL regarding standing watching the game with a beer in hand or whether that is down to alcohol licensing restrictions.

The blue roofed building is a covered enclosure that was in place last season, as in 2019/20, it will hold 200-300 easily

There are many other things that should be brought back to normal before the WOS starts again imo. Seeing family, visiting care homes, hospitals, going to funerals, weddings , business being allowed to open again to name a few but that’s just my opinion and you have yours.

Yes and there are millions of people that don’t play or coach football that would like to get on with other things but can’t, for the vast majority of the WOSL this is no more than a hobby on a Saturday, my hobby is watching the football on a Saturday but I’m not going to be able to do that so let’s just wrap it up and start next season.

The only movement scheduled was a Lowland League play off place, there is no other promotion/ relegation.

Fantastic initiative by the medda committee to keep all the supporters up to date.

You would think so, I might not agree with all the decisions that’s been made doon the brae but I’m still a supporter, like I’m sure every supporter of every club don’t always agree with everything there club does but I don’t think they would be blocked from the social media sites for having an opinion. And that goes from our level to the top of the SPL.

I believe the cables have been laid for a while but they might need re-done depending on how they make the park bigger, I wouldn’t think floodlights could go up when the full park is getting ripped up in 2 weeks or so. I’m not allowed on the clubs social media so it’s just my own thoughts.

As a Darvel supporter I would be disappointed if this were the case as I have had family die due to Covid.

There will obviously need to be a cut off point that it is called for me it would be March, but as I asked are they allowed to train, the longer there not if that is the case the longer to get back to match fitness.

Are clubs allowed to train at the moment? If not and they are keeping by the rules I would think they’ll need a couple of weeks to get back to fitness before a restart.

The season doesn’t need to be cancelled, it can be extended because by the look of things these tiers below the premier and championship are running at the same pace so they can be played into the summer surely?

Let’s be clear on this , he may think he’s the “owner” but there is no owner of Darvel Football Club.

I would think they are going to play in the cup due to the potential financial rewards again if they win it and they could argue that it is possibly a safer time to play football when the ties are due played due to the vaccine.

Tucker was on one of the podcasts and explained it very well in regards to the Talbot, he said it was a health and well being as well as a financial reason, he also said that some players wanted to play, I suppose they are now the ones out on loan.

Who is the “president “ getting at here?

As an extremely unfit 47 year old I would have no clue how difficult it would be to get fit, I would think players would keep themselves ticking over though.

I believe there are players furloughed, if they were at an official training session I think that would constitute working, that is against the law.

I’m not in a committee so I wouldn’t know that,I’m just curious to see what extra costs having a midweek game would be for playing under lights, is it a token gesture like £50 or more?

Are floodlights expensive to run? What would the cost be say to have them on for 3 hours for a midweek game?

To finish the DL look you would need a pair of 80’s style shorts

A bit of positive news from doon the brae that there is now a link with soccer shop for fans to purchase merchandise.

I think it will be closer to £10k on the pitch, the rest will be on ground improvements , but Mick will mibbae come on and tell you the correct figures.

Irrelevant to the paying punter where the game is played mate,the pitch doon the brae must be in some state though