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Grumpysonoftherock

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  1. I think there’s a financial cost to appealing these decisions. I think from a club perspective you’d have to be 100% sure. For what it’s worth I agree it’s not a red
  2. I’d doubt if it was appealed that it would be overturned imho.
  3. Luke is a very talented young goalkeeper. I’ve seen him many times and doesn’t lack in confidence. however, it’s obviously a huge difference from what he’s used to and it’s worth remembering he couldn’t play for the 20s until January of this year as they had to wait until he turned 16.
  4. Similar to the 19s team. They’re in the amateur setup and play against the senior amateur teams in cup competitions
  5. That’ll be the bookies stopping bets then on the supporters bus POTY.
  6. That Stephen Grindlay performance away to Arbroath that day was one of the greatest I've ever witnessed.
  7. I think the last few weeks, especially since Ryan Wallace left, he's stepped up and started to perform more consistently. If I'm honest, I reckon he'd have been released at end of season if his form hadn't improved.
  8. Totally agree. Couldn’t understand why the keeper was getting all the abuse. He had no other options as nobody dropping short for it.
  9. I think the club ban is a fair assessment. When I read it I genuinely didn’t think much of it until I saw someone post about the Trust perspective. I’m amazed, that someone who has admitted guilt (of derogatory terms to a player of Dumbarton FC) can be banned from stadium but still hold a position on the trust board. given the zero tolerance announcement from the trust, it’s not a good look.
  10. The guys has admitted guilt. I like your commitment to your mate, but all accept he’s been out of order in some shape or form
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