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14 minutes ago, FairWeatherFan said:
I figure this is place is as good as any to ask this question. Has anyone else been getting a 403 - Forbidden message this season when trying to check the EOS website?
constantly. but then for some reason ; voila you're in
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5 minutes ago, Ginaro said:
Must be extra time and penalties, which is why games without floodlights kick off at 18:45.
5 minutes ago, Ginaro said:Must be extra time and penalties, which is why games without floodlights kick off at 18:45.
I'm not sure about the extra time bit of it. Sunset is 2101. That would seem to preclude the extra time element.
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For 21/22 what happens if its draw after 90 minutes?
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10 hours ago, Burnieman said:
Clubs have not yet been advised when the draw date is, only that it is this week.
I think that sadly this the case. Personally I think it could have been managed a wee bit better
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48 minutes ago, GordonS said:
Linlithgow Rose have won 20 Scottish Cup games, which I would guess might be the most of the current EoS clubs.
In total they've played 34 matches in 10 appearances, with (obviously) 10 defeats and 4 draws.
20 out of 34 not a bad win record at all. Almost 60% win rate. Well done LR
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7 minutes ago, Deanburn Dave said:
The SFA website with dates of the rounds has been updated today to include the words "The preliminary round draw will take place on Thursday, 12 August"
I'm told the SFA intranet has been temperamental today... every time i look its the same old stuff
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On 04/08/2021 at 08:45, The Faceman said:
In all just over 22,000 have attended
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league and the 2 cup games so far this season. Hard to imagine this a few months ago.
They have seen: 178 games
656 goals
326 at home 330 away
72 home wins
25 draws
81 away wins
wonder how many out of the 22,000 have actually paid. if nobody can say definitively then what?
for the games that everyone knows will have the 200/250 gross attendance , the 15% will be in as guests/committee/match day persons.
for the games with lower attendace figures of around 60,,, the same 20/30 guests/ committee/ match day persons then equates to 40 or 50% of the attendance.
i think definition and clarity has to be debated, otherwise the data is flawed and information reduced and the accuracy isnt worth too much.
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23 hours ago, Auld duffer said:
Only half the story maybe worth mentioning the 8 defeats in 13 games it took to reach 11 points last season
maybe not even half the story,,,,,,, but who really cares about facts?? if they doint know it they make it up.
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On 18/07/2021 at 21:29, Ginaro said:
Not sure what rule change you are on about, certainly no changes at this level. Only when there is VAR in use does an assistant delay their flag if it's a tight decision and the attacker is going towards goal, so that if there is a goal scored the offside decision can be checked. Nothing worse than onside goal being flagged offside when there's VAR available to check it...
As for the decision in this game, it does look like the player is offside - however the camera is about 5m ahead of the last defender and as we've seen in the age of VAR and hawkeye, camera angles can be deceiving so it's maybe not as far offside as it looks. The assistant seems to be in line with the last defender at least.
aye right
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On 15/08/2020 at 19:29, Andy groundhopper said:
Ha Ha seen the (real ale) groundhopper argue over the goal times etc, carry enough train timetables to circle the earth, miss goals in the last 10 mins due to train times. When you see them desperate for team sheets etc you know they've lost it ! I just enjoy the games, the grounds, the people, and move onto the next place/game. Groundtastic an excellent mag over the years, Football Traveller another one. Non League Scotland a brilliant source of info for many years
On 17/08/2020 at 18:19, Andy groundhopper said:It's almost like a Question of Sport or Mastermind where they have so many facts & figures, trying to outdo each other. I just enjoy visiting Scotland,enjoying the games and grounds. A couple of pints adds to the day, as I know most clubs are run by volunteers I couldn't give 2 monkeys if they do a programme, I know it's hard work. I will try to do some LL and EOS next time, interesting people and places await.
your're far too sensible for these pages,,,,,,,,,
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20 minutes ago, Nittenrab said:
Its the London Road Foundry Bowling Club, a foundry (Miller & Co) who were based in london Road, Abbeyhill., but probably due to lack of space to built a bowling green in the area, probably had to relocate the club to the Porty area. Hillside BC never had London Road in its address, Brunton Place.
Aye Brunton Place, Continuation of Leopold Place. Most folks seem unaware that London Road basically starts at Easter Road. The anonomaly is Gardeners Cottage
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On 29/05/2021 at 06:35, patriot1 said:
Did you ever go to Ballingry Rovers ground? It’s three villages away from the place. Lochores ground was nearer to Ballingry.
I know some bowling clubs with similar oddities. London Rd bowling club in Edin is nowhere near London Rd,,,,, its in Porty. However there is a bowling club in London Road - but its called Hillside, Confusing or what??
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On 04/07/2021 at 08:43, Andy groundhopper said:
Excellent stuff to see so many clubs obtain their licences after working hard, some things ain't cheap and there is always opposition to floodlights etc. All over a benefit to us fans with better facilities, let's use them in good numbers. Can't wait to return North in October, I hope.
October....... wrap up well
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Just now, Ann Dan Otherthing said:
That does still happen regularly from what I’ve seen.
that example in that goal is just bizzare. even a 1966 world cup final linesman couldnt deny that one.
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4 hours ago, yessiricanboogie said:
Not sure how it was muted they were over at the linesman and the goalie stopped
4 hours ago, budgie smuggler said:Shocker of a decision by the linesman but you do have to question what the keeper is doing.
Personally Ifind the offside rule changes a bit frustrating - - - waiting until the ball is out of action. Why?? If its clearly offside, stop the play. I'm struggling to find any benefits, but lots of issues associated to this rule change.
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Linlithgow Rose - 2019 onwards
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tbh - has it ever gone away?