JT1867

That was the case when we moved back - Hampden was ready at the start of December 2014 but we had to wait until January 2015 to play there - but we moved out midway through the second quarter of the season in November 2013.

There was a pop up shop in the St Enoch centre at the weekend selling retro football tops. QP's Le Coq Sportif 1999/2000 championship top could have been yours, a snip at 149 quid.

That arrow is in the car park. A bit of a slope and floodlights in the middle of the pitch instead of the traditional side, but they will add a bit of jeopardy to cross field passes. Although we could probably fit more spectators on the grassy bank than inside Lesser.

Not sure if the pictures do them justice, but these are seriously bright lights - well done to the club for getting about 1% of the Lesser rebuild spot on.

Lights on tonight as well:

Perhaps it's the start of Leanne Dempster's way of building crowds - put every other sports club in the southside out of business so people will have nothing else to do on a Saturday? Joking aside, it's a pretty shameful act.

It actually looks close to completion to my untrained eye. The perimeter of the pitch has been tarcmacced, gates installed at the front of the east stand and a main gate to the left of the turnstiles. Still see workmen at what looks like a refreshment kiosk next to the turnstile area most days. Cladding over the turnstile area looks really cheap and nasty as previously mentioned. Royal Box looks complete externally but no idea what's left to do inside it.

Make it black and white and you probably have Leanne Dempster and the committee's current plans.

I think there are a few former volunteers who would disagree with that statement.

Can't believe we are going to sell part of the only side of the ground we have any room to do anything with. Wonder if this is needed to replace the £800k+ we threw away sacking the original builders?

Didn't we do that after the Cowdenbeath fiasco?

I expect the club to say f**k all, that's what they have done for the last two years after all.

Looks like our friends at Stenny were correct last August when they said we were there for the season.

That must be up there with Kjartan Finboggason as the most pointless loan spell ever!

Noticed a third floodlight pylon had been erected last week at the south west corner, a fourth is lying behind the goal at the north end of the ground. Anyway, as enjoyable as recent performances and results have been, each win is magnifying the absolute mess Leanne Dempster and the committee have made of Lesser. To put it into perspective, they have now taken longer to build a single tier 1,200 capacity stand than it took to build the 17,000 capacity two tier stand at the main stadium in the late nineties.