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Scenario: Your team has won the WOSFL Premier Division would you prefer if your team was 1) promoted to the Lowland League or 2) remain in the WOSFL

Glenaftons pitch has had a fair amount of investment and professional input over the past few years and is in better condition for this time of year than I've ever seen it.

I think the fact it took the referee some time to decide whether the game should be on or not means it was far from being frozen solid. Stop exaggerating. And if it is a 100 mile round trip from Barrhead to New Cumnock I would suggest you consult a map. Stop exaggerating.

And if the initial costs are say 70k or upwards for floodlights etc do the benfits still outweigh the costs, how long until that investment if it is manageable is clawed back?

Not into medieval circuses myself. The whole charade is an embarrassment.

Last season only .

WOSFL is rapidly turning into a farce, a supposedly professional football organisation and they cannot make a decision on a team turning up with seven players, shocking. Their lack of decision making is preventing the affected clubs from pushing on with : Pitch renovation New season sponsorship Signing of existing players Signing of new players. It really is time they got their act together and make the only logical decision available unless they are wanting a rerun of the farcical situation that played out at Glenafton.

You would need to be very gullible to think Glencairn were not trying to gain an advantage by releasing players early. That move failed so doon yous go kicking n screaming. I wonder where the keeper of many clubs will play next season? Wonder if the judgement on the Blantyre faisco will be out before DArvel's two promotion games are completed. Could draft in Sue Gray to speed things up a bit. .

WOSL is a new organisation are you sure there are rules covering this scenario, if so why the delay in decision making?

The integrity of the game at this level is at stake here. The decision reached could have a knock on effect for many years as this is probably setting a precedent. A correct code of conduct has to be established that prevents teams manipulating the 7 player rule. Under no circumstances should any team have the power to get a game abandoned and thus obtaining a replay by using the 7 player rule. The team with less that 7 players must be seen to have lost the game and a 3-0 awarded to the opposition. Glenafton in this instance. Any other decision sets a ridiculous precedent. Personally I think a points deduction is appropriate for Blantyre for next season.

No alternative but to close it for at least a month and take it from there.

All dependent on the supply of the vaccine and efficiency of the process, Few vacancies getting advertised for positions within the mass vaccination programme so presume the Oxford one is getting passed ok. Add in the 6 weeks / 2 months whatever for the double dosage to kick in properly. The current rate is about 250k per week UK wide getting first dosage and with Approx 25 million to receive it shows the mountain of folk to get through. Good luck to them.

You were heavily on the side that the virus would be over by November at one time were you not due to the large chunk of the population being exposed tothe virus earlier in the year? That disn't pan out too well unfortunately. On the contrary rather than playing out a pointless season which will be over before the players are anywhere near to gtting vaccinated and with the new more virulent strains I would close it today at lower levels help stop the spread throughout the wider more vulnerable community.

So how did all your theories pan out?

Cost as well with the Ocford Astra Zenica vaccine being significantly cheaper and supposedly being made under not for profit. The UK will use up the Pfizer vaccines they have preordered but unless it shows significant advantage amongst certain people there should't be a need to go back for more.