Port Talbot Loons

Duly changed Slippery!! Hope the new title is acceptable?

Not sure how much the players are paid but surely worth a pay as you play contract or is it that we are waiting for MM to commit?

Mark Millar?

Who was the scoring triallist last night guys? Any other triallists play?

Forfar 5 Formartine 0 Easton, Reilly, Triallist, Baird (2).

Well Boris is on the Football Wonderkids website so he must be good!

Forfar Athletic 1 Ayr United 0 Jamie Bain (64)

I'm pretty confident that I'll be having a laugh at this prediction given the players that JW has brought in. Hoping for at least top half.

Lucky that doesn't sound too bitter.

Considering we've already made some very good signings and have a manager in place who knows what he's doing (unlike pre-season 17-18), I'd be very disappointed if we finished lower than last season.

Rodrigue Nanitelamio, now plying his trade at Spartak Pleven in the Bulgarian North West Third League!!

To be fair, the defence and the team did a hell of a lot better under JW than GB. Cautiously optimistic so far.

So do us Loons have cause for more optimism under JW for next season than the last under GB? What is the squad looking like so far in terms of players under contract and who should we bring in? A striker who knows where the back of the net is on a regular basis would be good. I'm also hoping some of the younger guys like Aitken get a good run in the side. Over to you.

No report or comments from the game? I'm waiting with baited breath.

CLASSIC KNOWLEDGE: EAST FIFE 5 FORFAR 4 Has there ever been the Saturday night score announcer's all-time dream result: East Fife 5, Forfar 4? There's $20 riding on it," said Hugh McGinley. Nearly but not quite. The Fifers visited Station Park during the 1963-64 campaign in the old Scottish Second Division and scored four. Sadly, their hosts still won, the final score being... Forfar 5, East Fife 4. As far as I can trace, the only score line similar to this in matches between East Fife and Forfar was Forfar 5 East Fife 4 in a Division Two match on 22 April 1964. For the record, a crowd of 900 saw Aitken (2), Stewart and Wright score for the Fifers. David Potter is sure to know far more about this match.