sdr71

Wasn't there a Forfarshire Senior Cup at one point, that could perhaps be revived?

Loving the Stakhanovite drumming.

Gartcairn too.

Can you pay at the gate for the final, or do tickets need to be booked online?

If ever there was an area where a senior/amateur merger would benefit both sides, it's here.

They still haven't had time to find their place in the structure, with just the one opportunity so far for promotion, and no teams yet relegated into it to serve as a yardstick to see where they really are.

Hawick beat Vale of Leithen in midweek. When was the last time they recorded back-to-back wins?

The third division will be down to nine next season as things stand. If EoS/Lowland league positions stay as they are, the EoS loses a further club and it's down to eight. At what point does it become no longer viable?

If he's right, it does simplify things rather, as there's then no financial benefit to having a license, and losing the license gets rid of the big disincentive of getting relegated to the colts' leagues if you win the league. Insane, of course, but since when has anything around Scottish football been based on common sense?

Talbot still have to play Beith twice. Win those, and they have 7 games in hand to close a 12 point gap.

I think I'd want a bit more before selling my soul. A tropical island and some of those blondes that Colonel Gadaffi used to use as security guards, for starters.

Why on earth are the likes of East Fife going to vote for potential relegation to a league filled with a majority of B teams? It actually makes the current Lowland League seem like an enticing prospect.

Dale need to win those games 9-0, 9-0 and 8-0, all other things being equal.

So, just to clarify - if Hearts B continue with their current form and finish bottom of the table, they don't get relegated, but the team above them does?

I would not underestimate VoL's powers when it comes to avoiding relegation, though would be astonished if they didn't finish in the bottom three this season.