[Structure for 2021/2022]

19 minutes ago, FairWeatherFan said:

Darvel at this point is to be expected. I'm more curious to see what Drumchapel United and St Cadoc's have about them. I can remember both clubs being tipped as potential Conference winners when people started to make predictions.

If they end up being a mix of Rossvale & Gartcairn then you're talking about another couple of clubs that could make WoS Premier level with a support that struggles to get more than a 100+ through the gate.

St Cadocs will probably will do well.

They have Johnny Millar and his backroom staff in management and have taken a few of his old Beith players with him.

Good experienced Juniors who will do well I imagine.

[Calling Cards of Morons]

40 minutes ago, smpar said:

Some guys take a black and white Union flag to Pars game. Always makes me seriously reconsider my football team when I see it.

I feel the same about the ones that take a version of this to Beith Juniors games.

[Multiple players with same name in a match]

Gary Stevens (Rangers) and Gary Stevens (Tottenham) played together for England

[Des - David Tennant playing the infamous Scottish serial killer, Dennis Nilsen]

Spoiler

 

Been nightshift all week so planning to watch this on Saturday with Mrs WilliamBragg and a few light refreshments.

Sounds like it is worth a watch.

Did anybody watch the follow up documentary as plan to watch that as well.

[Your first gig]

Adam and the Ants at Glasgow Apollo in February 1982,

Believe it was The Prince Charming Tour but may have been Stand and Deliver Tour

[The normalisation of the far-right continues]

12 hours ago, Baxter Parp said:

I'm a great believer in people having their own views but have always felt that certain tattoos shouldn't be allowed (says the man who has a tattoo of Che Guevara!).

I would have thought a lot of tattooists may have refused his request for that abomination.

[South Region Challenge Cup 2020-21]

16 minutes ago, parsforlife said:

I can’t see any non-league cup being the big draw anymore. Scottish cup games and promotion play-offs/end of season title deciders are going to be the big draws.

That will probably mean the biggest game of the season won’t have as many fans at it.  But there’s going to be far more games over  the season that attract interest  outside of what happens week to week.  Overall the non-league game will be better for it.

In most football at any level the league is always more important. 

Juniors was probably an anomaly that the cup was the Holy Grail.

No doubt due to it was the only national tournament we had for many years.

[Premiership to be a 28 game season.]

2 minutes ago, rncaa said:

So junior clubs and supporters during a pandemic are getting news first from a guy who loves playing football manager that nobody knows ,  a parody of a football manager with no credibility at darvel and a st roch fan who runs an unofficial west region twitter account.  

Desperate times indeed. If it wasn't so serious you'd just burst out laughing. 

Mate as I said in my last post I was probably dragged into this kicking and screaming as I had been a Junior fan all my life.

I have learned to embrace it and looking forward to it now.

I have realised my team will always be my team no matter where they play. 

Maybe time for you to do the same.

[Premiership to be a 28 game season.]

Seems like a sensible idea if it is true. 

Must admit I was a very late convert to moving over to this new setup but credit where it's due they are showing an adaptability that was never shown in the Juniors.

Just hope we can get the fans back in soon to enjoy it.