[New clubs in the East of Scotland]

1 hour ago, Burnie_man said:

They have a non-playing membership, no idea how long that lasts, or their future plans.

Just for the current season meaning they can re-join next season by right

[Junior football, what is the future?]

10 minutes ago, theesel1994 said:

I can't help but thinking that Juniors being allowed in the Scottish FA Cup may have led to its own downfall. Talbot are pulling further and further away from the rest of the Junior clubs financed by their Scottish FA Cup money. The only way Junior clubs can compete is access to that same money so going down the Licenced route. Maybe the new league will be a damp squib, who knows, but I think the Senor Cup entry has led to where we are today.

Given where we are its no longer, if it ever was, appropriate for junior clubs to be in the SC.

[Junior football, what is the future?]

22 minutes ago, stanley said:

Honestly think you damage things with these types of posts.  Jc comes on here and posts genuinely asking for advice and gets a hostile reaction from you.  You do it to others as well.

Clubs have stayed junior for various reasons and are gradually moving over.  They should be accommodated in the seniors like the EoS have done not told "You didn't have the nerve to join so get to the bottom of the queue".

FWIW I think they should join the EoS not WoS just don't see the need for replies like your one.

Everyone concerned has been very patient with the juniors, the pyramid is starting to function and you are welcome to join but if not get on with your own brand of football and we'll get on with ours

[Pyramid 2019/2020]

Read the statements from Kilwinning and Clydebank in twitter announcing their intention to apply to join the pyramid presumably after the demise of the PWG.