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  1. But not good enough for bronze where you need to have a doctor present at every home game
  2. Yes that is the case if you are lucky but there is now a shortage of GPs in many areas. They already work long hours and less are willing to become involved. Can also require payment which often is expensive.
  3. You need to have a doctor at every home game for bronze - you can only have a paramedic to deputise occasionally if doctor not available - they can’t deputise on a regular basis
  4. Bronze you need 300 lux floodlights at bronze (200 for entry) Doctor required to be present at each home game Safety Officer needs to be professionally qualified - entry level anyone can do it Equality and Diversity - you need published policies and also give some actual evidence of what steps you have taken
  5. Yes grace periods will cover things getting definitely put in place in short order - you won’t get 1 or 2 years grace in all likelihood
  6. Lots of things - some of which may prove difficult in short order and unlikely any waiver would give much leeway
  7. Maybe Buckie thought they had no chance of reaching bronze licence status. You won’t get waivers for things that aren’t in place if they won’t be rectified in very short order.
  8. And so did I - bronze license is quite difficult for many clubs.
  9. Yes I know but then folk started talking about how the money was used
  10. There is no TV deal so no cash from that. The B teams money is roughly two thirds to the clubs and one third to the league. The league then meets its running costs, pays for footballs for the clubs, pays for the indemnity insurances required by the clubs, pays half the match officials expenses (not fees) from their share
  11. The heads in the sand bit isn’t correct - L2 teams wage budgets have been pushed way up since trapdoor came in. Directors understand very clearly the relegation risk
  12. Plainly because every game is meaningful and thus very competitive - as opposed to a League where many clubs have little to play for after the halfway mark
  13. Making relegation easier so you can be promoted back more readily isn’t that a compelling vision - SPFL sides aren’t that myopic. And yes pretty sure over time an SPFL club will make the return journey and a former Tier 5 club will fall back to that level
  14. But we don’t know about it hence the query - easy enough to advise what actual position is
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