Cowden Cowboy

What happens to Albion Rovers if they were to be relegated? West rules read as follows Any club(s) relegated from the SLFL who are a) based within agreed geographical boundary of the League, and b) was previously a member of the League or a member of the SLFL at the time of the formation of the League will automatically become a full member of the League and shall play in the Premier Division. Any clubs relegated from the SLFL that was previously a member of any other comparable league shall not be eligible for membership of the League.

I assume Brechin could reach bronze licence standards in short order - how are Buckie and Fraserburgh placed?

But you can have best defensive record in a league by setting up defensively and putting lots of players behind the ball. That doesn’t necessarily mean you have the best individual defenders

We don’t include season ticket holders who don’t attend in the official attendance. Doesn’t make any sense to do so as if someone isn’t present how could they be attending the match and be part of the attendance - just used by some clubs to put a bit of spin on their crowds

4 Albion Rovers players v 3 in total from East Kilbride, Tranent and Bo’ness. Don’t think so

On kicking towards the High Street we don’t automatically get to choose which way we kick. In addition, it generally seems the fashion in football is to take the wind advantage in the first half nowadays.

No places are guaranteed for HL or LL teams

Yes it is indeed also adaptable such that it can host other sports

You do realise Cowdenbeath’s ground met bronze licensing standards with 2 large stands and extensive concrete stepped terracing

Nothing zany about it - there always was a league signing deadline in Scottish senior football. The play off rule was introduced more recently to make matters fairer as SPFL clubs had to operate with a transfer window

Albeit this involved a blatant offside

Yes it is professional sport not some sort of recreational pastime

It was worth it if that means we aren’t allied to punters like you who simply misrepresent the view of CFC in a few glib words. Or who use the ‘power’ of the red dot as some sort of shock and awe response rather than having any real grasp of the range of issues involved.

No backroom dealings - just a normal discussion. Feedback was crystal clear.

No point arguing with folks like you obviously with your Trumpian sense of reality

The Conference League wasn’t the last time - try and keep up

Have seen the straight answer published on here - but I guess you are looking for simplistic and slavish support of your viewpoint rather than a reasoned explanation as already communicated

What prompts this summer resurgence? Cowden didn’t struggle to explain - they explained in quite a bit of detail. Much more detail than any other club as far as I can see. Squirming hasn’t been required just a balanced and thoughtful approach.

Been gone over in detail already

He played against East Kilbride last week

Gretna didn’t abstain

We aren’t struggling near the bottom - we are mid table 28 points off the bottom

Yes stands of 500 or more capacity need a safety certificate to meet fire safety requirements

No they couldn’t as that would exceed the capacity which is deliberately set at 499 rather than 500.

Of course when down to 10 men then there is naturally more scope for opposition in box (without taking into account many fans also want teams to have 2 defenders on the posts plus other players as outlets at half way!)