You want them to encourage people to play but say they need vetting procedures? For what it's. worth the SWF have the funding for 1 full time member of staff. Who is going to run this vetting procedure. And there is a cut off date.
Fair enough, I don't have the Callander to hand so I can't challenge on that.
What players have the luxury of playing full time outside of the big 3? (Also none of Hibs are full time players). None of my players do but they accept playing football means they must have their Sundays free and we have knocked players back on availability on Sundays. The league plays on a Sunday, its very clear and has been for years.
That team were punished as it had a knock on effect to the proposed Development League which they championed. The SWF cannot be held accountable for that.
There is a loan system in place - you simple go to the club and ask while informing the SWF.
You say the SWF run amateurishly while going on about your players having other commitment? Isn't that the very definition of amateur? The rules are clear that no games can be moved unless an exceptional circumstance (and no that is not work, a wedding, the team being on a night out on the Saturday, a holiday etc.)
I have coached at every level in Women's football in Scotland and there is no bias to the SWPL. As I said before, go and see what your local SWPL club is doing on more than likely a very similar budget to you. I give up at least thirty hours a week between three training session, two gym sessions, match day, admin, data analysis, video analysis, opposition preperation and session planning. This is all with no pay because I want us to be better and I have dedicated myself to the wrk load required for a top team. That is before the other 5/6 volunteers giving the same and the 3 t every other age group at our club.
So I'm sorry don't give me the hard done by us rubbish. Self analysis, what are you doing to make your club better rather than blaming the SWF who might not always get it right but are doing everything to improve the professionalism of the game in the country,