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Nonsense. The agreed protocols included them operating in a bubble so that they would be allowed to continue playing. Operating in a bubble does not include attending house parties...

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Yes

Gretna’s food was verging on criminal.

That would be ok if it had been agreed at the start of the season. Better extending the season and playing 27 as agreed.

Haven’t had the chance to sample League Two catering this season, but I do like Bain’s pies - as at Edinburgh City. They’re mince pies rather than scotch pies though. Best pies in recent seasons have always been at East Fife. Sadly, Stranraer’s catering is one of the poorer offerings.

They all travel individually by car?

Are Premiership players all travelling individually by car?

Would help Scottish Cup to restart if Leagues One and Two restart, but there are still some teams from leagues below that in the competition.

Came to us as a raw youngster, immediately scored on his debut and then took some time to establish himself after that fantastic start. By the end of the season when he returned to Killie we were desperate to see him stay. He had bagged a number of important goals by then and was a real presence up front for us. Not sure how many games he’s had recently, but think he’ll do a job for you!

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Stranraer updated to 17 January 2021: 2020-21: Albion Rovers, Annan Athletic, Ayr United, Brechin City, Cowdenbeath, Edinburgh City, Elgin City, Hamilton Academical, Queen’s Park, Stenhousemuir and Stirling Albion. 2019-20: Airdrie, Clyde, Dumbarton, Dunfermline Athletic, East Fife, Falkirk, Forfar Athletic, Livingston, Montrose, Peterhead, Raith Rovers and Rangers. 2018-19: Arbroath, Motherwell, Partick Thistle and QOS. 2017-18: Alloa Athletic and St. Mirren 2016-17: Aberdeen and Dundee United. 2015-16: Celtic and Hibernian. 2014-15: Morton and Ross County. 2013-14: Inverness CT. 2009-10: Dundee. 2006-07: Hearts 2005-06: St. Johnstone. 1997-98: Kilmarnock. Never: Cove Rangers.

Don’t think there are too many ‘iconic’ ones, although there’s a really traditional one in the dusty old main stand at Starks which I kinda like. Also loved the old ‘canteen’ at Stranraer, but that disappeared 30 years ago. It had a lovely smell of pies and Bovril. Shame it’s been replaced by a van.

Game now switched to Starks Park with 6pm KO according to Scottish Cup Twitter feed