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In terms of the pitch at Starks for some reason or another we ended up with a rugby pitch (f**k knows what the difference is) but it seems to be praised universally by just about everyone who's played on it. The issue we have is it's been down about 6 years and although wearing really well will probably need changed at some point. We also have another consideration which is that all our community youth teams, seniors and first team play/train on it pretty much every day.

Yeah the same, even fiether down the A9 towards Perth you'll struggle.

I would have been about 16 when we were last in the top league. It was also around this time Scotland stopped qualifying for things as well, perhaps the 2 are connected in some way.

I'm I losing the plot here because I'm considering a 9 hour drive for this game which is going to be on the telly anyway.

Why is there such hate for artificial surfaces in this league. Granted Livingstons looks a bit tatty now but it's infinitely more payable than whatever the f**k Dundee called a pitch.

Barrowman is in the Courier saying they can't find a hotel for the Saturday night due to it being short notice for a bank holiday weekend. I know Sky couldn't give one f**k about the supporters but surely the league has some sort of say over these games. It's not fair on either set of fans. Should be a one off game at a suitable neutral venue at a reasonable time.

That's the south stand sold out amd about 80% of the main stand as well. Looks like the north stand is opening up a block at a time from the Pratt Street side. Still plenty of availability for away fans as well.

You need to start planning how you're getting rid of this thing and your financials for a new car. Once your getting into issues imvolving the bottom end on an engine it's not going to be worth the repair unless it's a classic Aston Martin or such like.

So does the winner of this get to keep St Johnstone?

Not to be a crowd w**k but that's some going since Saturday. Does anyone know how many seats each stand has? I m sure north and south hold about 3300 each. Also is this the first time this season we haven't put away fans in the north stand?

I do wonder what sort of succession plan is in place for when their benefactor is gone

Despite the shit kick off time and the pain in the arse location from the central belt I'm fairly certain Rovers will sell out whatever we're given.

County are giving us 1200 tickets woth scope for more so get in there quick troops

I think Raith TV will be able to continue showing it to viewers who are abroad but I don't know about the away leg? There's no way I can get to the second leg so tv coverage of some kind for me.

I think they'll do something its the biggest game in years

Can we do it so the winner gets a place in the premiership and the losers get to keep Kyle Turner?

The south stand will be more or less sold out by tomorrow. The main stand never sells put but will be busy. So it would be prudent to ask County how many they will bring amd make a decision. Give them the railway stand and potentially split the North stand if need be.

Exactly this. It also throws up an interesting dynamic for next seasons championship. If we stay down it's probably as equal a league as it has been for years with no outright "big club". If County go down they have deep pockets and some decent players to come straight back up.

I'll take whoever we get but if say Ross County have a bit more about them. Plus it's an awful away trip any time never mind a Sunday morning.

Motherwell with f**k all to play for was always bit of an ask

Get it fucking round ye Dunc

In other weekend play off feel good news Hamilton have just scored against Caley to make it 3-1

Do they deal in glass cheques then

It's a subjective question which will be based on when you started going and the accomplishments you've seen them achieve. With that said he is a very special player and his name is truely up there with the all time greats of the club.

Any idea why Mullin went off again didn't seem injured