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12 minutes ago, Burnieman said:
Is this being collated this season?
Assume so because Ryan asked for some missing numbers
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2 hours ago, houston_bud said:
Which is fine, and Sundays incident falls into this category, but what if the attacking team's players are quicker/more alert and get to the cleared ball before the defending team? So, the defending team could clear the ball multiple times but if it doesn't reach one of their team mates - due to the opposition being quicker or better - any subsequent goal could be given offside?
I think a clearance to say the halfway line is not going to be classed as the same attacking phase, as the attack would basically be starting again from the back having to beat some defenders again, or maybe pass back/sideways. At least that clearance would've reached/gone over the heads of some team mates rather than straight to an attacker in the St Mirren example.
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38 league games as well is the most of any non-league division, which doesn't add to the appeal if you're a poorer team, surely something will have to change - whether it's a couple of teams being promoted soon, two divisions, or some sort of split after the first round of games?
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Looks to me that St Mirren goal was correctly ruled out, the attacker commits an offside offence however the attacking phase of play doesn't reset before it ends up in the net despite three Aberdeen touches.
First clearance goes out to another attacker who keeps up the attack, cross comes in and second clearance goes straight to a St Mirren player who takes a first time shot, which then is saved but goes directly to the goalscorer. These clearances are not a clear change of possession (see tweet image with the more detailed VAR protocol that was available previously).
The VARs have a green button where they can mark incidents or the start of the APP which I suppose helps in these situations to work out how far back they have to go.
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Well they refer to themselves with "The" in their badge and on their website, same goes for the SPFL and previous the LL, and Companies House, so...
(Celtic technically are Celtic PLC and The Celtic Football and Athletic Company)
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Well that's all the midweek rounds over with for now, this time last season Lochee were 5-4-1 alongside Broughty so a much better start for both.
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3 hours ago, nicotina said:
lok 4 largs 2 ht 1-0
mcgregor gow forde christie
allan sent off at 1-0
maxwell sent off by the worst referee
ball accidently hits the ref players all stop
for bounce ball but he waves play on
maxwell queries the decision and is given 2 yellow cards
What happened to the ball after it touched the referee? Because if it remains on the field and doesn't change possession or start an attack then play continues.
And if a manager can't control himself after a yellow card that's hardly the referee's fault is it?
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23 hours ago, RJShire said:
Minimum width is 45m maximum is 90, so just to standard and no more
I'm sure the WOSFL dimensions are wider that that, can't find them online but they basically copied the EOSFL ones which are 90x56m minimum.
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On 22/08/2023 at 12:59, bigecumnock said:
Just a thought but is there any particular reason for Cumnock, Talbot and Glenafton, three teams only separated by six miles all being away from home at the same time, this has been the case for all fixtures so far this season and all being at home on the same day.
Thinking about the supporters who for whatever reasons don’t travel too far for away games and don’t have the opportunity to see a local game on a SaturdayYou'd hope it's just a coincidence, as it seems like for the first 9 matchdays you have the same teams at home with the same teams away swapping each matchday.
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3 hours ago, Cairn Cheerleader said:
Just to be clear guys I'm in no way complaining I just think it's the lowest priority cup out there and when your trying to have a successful league campaign then it kind of gets in the way. Ask Drumchapel last season as they missed out on promotion and had to play their final game before everyone else because of the final.
tbh I think winning 2 out of their last 12 games was the main reason for Drumchapel missing out on promotion by 4 points...
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1 hour ago, Pyramid Watcher said:
The organisers do take a percentage, this is the first year they have done it if my information is correct.
Ok, last season's rules don't mention it but it kinda makes sense as the SRCC itself is the one paying out travel money.
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4 hours ago, Cairn Cheerleader said:
The Scottish Junior cup has 2 main sponsors this year with Clydebuilt and only sport I believe.
last season the semi finalist also got 5k each and finalist 12.5 each although the winner may have got an extra 5k
this season the money is as follows....
Winner £20k
Finalist £10k
Losing semi £5k
Losing 1/4 £2k
Losing last 16 £250
Losing last 32 £100All games to the including 1/4 finals get an equal share of the gate after officials paid and 15% Sjfa
Since you seem to be in the know - is that actually extra money or is it just the guarantee for each club? Because if you get a decent crowd then the sponsors won't be paying out anything.
The South Challenge Cup also shares the gate money after officials but the organisers don't take a %age despite paying travel money.
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12 minutes ago, HibeeJibee said:
Looking at the trend over 10 years here's the number clubs that began 2013-14; and numbers still going a few weeks into 2023-24 (which will be a little too high if the most recent withdrawals haven't yet been struck off websites):
Border was 31 now 25 fall of 19%
Kingdom of Fife was 43 now 32 fall of 26%
Perthshire was 29 now 21 fall of 28%
Aberdeenshire was 85 now 60 fall of 29%
Ayrshire was 57 now 36 fall of 37%
Glasgow (all) was 160 now 86 fall of 46%
Lothian & Edin was 73 now 37 fall of 49%
Midlands was 53 now 21? fall of 60%
Stirlingshire was 45 now 12 fall of 73%
Clearly the situation is much worse in and around Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dundee than the provincial parts of Scotland (accepting that lots of clubs quit Stirlingshire for surrounding leagues). That then begs the question... why?
Is it that council or commercial pitches have become costlier in the cities, whereas rural clubs have their own or more sympathetic local authorities? Has counter-attraction of Saturday mornings drawn off numbers in the cities, whereas option doesn't exist elsewhere? Have more players 'gone senior' in the cities? Has nature of young men's employment patterns & hours altered more in the cities over last 10yrs?
Figures certainly make the lack of wholehearted consolidation in Strathclyde even more concerning.292 clubs in the senior pyramid this season, versus 262 in 2013-14 (+half a dozen NCL, don't know the exact number) and with U20s for a lot more teams that will surely have something to do with it as well...
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Person behind the camera could do well to stfu and just film the action rather than shout into the mic or give us his ill-informed opinion.
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8 minutes ago, Arthurlie1981 said:
Was it not reported on here that the speedway needed more room and had to take more of the grass away meaning that there wasn't enough for a pitch or am I imagining that lol!!
The pitch measured with google maps is 92x46m, which is surely too narrow.
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On 09/08/2023 at 19:19, megaspinnernet2 said:
Can see the sat pm football turning into the like one league that suits each region with the amount of teams dropping like a West of Scotland amateur league, east of Scotland etc
The east region already has three separate leagues covering what is the East of Scotland League area (Fife, Lothians, Borders), it's the west that needs to sort itself out so that there are a couple of regions (i.e. Ayrshire, Glasgow, Central/Stirling) rather than three leagues covering the same area.
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31 minutes ago, Le Tout P'ti FC said:
God bless you translate button!
Loving the "(not a) shithole" and "fat b*****d" that has made it in to the Dutch tweets.
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16 hours ago, lokforever said:
Imagine protesting that handball
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20 minutes ago, patriot1 said:
Does anyone know why VOL and Dunipace didn’t play this midweek?
Dunipace's pitch is out of action, their next scheduled home game is in 3 weeks.
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TERFs forgetting they were supposed to be boycotting M&S now that they're boycotting Costa
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7 hours ago, Empty It said:
The chaos it would cause if all crossings become instantly red when a pedestrian press the button, heaven forbid someone has to wait 30 seconds...
I said "almost" instantly, i.e. go to amber fairly quickly (and with puffin crossings they can check if someone is actually waiting). Heaven forbid that drivers should have to be reminded of their place in the transport hierarchy. After all, a 30 second delay @ 30mph means you are prioritising drivers who are 400m away above pedestrians waiting to cross.
3 hours ago, HeartsOfficialMoaner said:There is no longer any need for a green man. They should do away with all crossings as pedestrians have the right of way over motorists and cyclists now. They can step out into the road wherever they want and everyone has to stop for them.
You're thinking about when pedestrians are waiting to cross a side road.
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23 hours ago, 2426255 said:
I hate when pedestrians push the button at traffic lights without thinking even if there is hardly any traffic on the road before promptly walking across the road leaving the approaching driver to wait at red light with no-one there.
That's the fault of traffic engineers as push buttons at traffic lights should be almost instant rather to avoid that, rather than prioritising cars hundreds of metres away.
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Talking about former refs on VAR duties, in the EPL there was Lee Mason and Mike Dean doing it this season - except Mason was relieved of his role after messing up an offside check and Dean stepped down at the end of the season. Don't think it's as simple as just putting retired refs into VAR roles, as it's a different skillset.
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What will it be next week for Gretna, 8-1 to Bo'ness?
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Combined senior/junior ranking (282 clubs)
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For an extra hypothetical - what about not allowing those clubs without a licence up into tier 5?