The_Judge

Gary Neville.

I'd like our premier competition to have it but that said I'd also be in favor of our premier competition also having only grass pitches.

Anyone seeing the Morelos stamp on Porteous could see it was no accident and that issuing a retrospective punishment, in this case a 3 match ban, was appropriate and kind of underlined the point of having the process. For me the Roofe one was chalk and cheese, absolutely no intent in my opinion and the kind of incident that happens a lot in Scottish football. The ref saw it and issued a yellow. Some you get away with and some you don't but subjecting that kind of challenge to the retrospective process understandably leads to accusations of what about that tackle, well what about that tackle, etc and I don't think it helps the game. Out of curiosity I did decide to check on how widely used VAR now is and was pretty shocked at the results....

The lad moved for financial reasons. Doesn't matter how often he plays or what position Arsenal finish in the table. By time his contract expires he'll be set up for life.

The poster has problems with his vision, it's been highlighted on a number of occasions in the LL forum.

Maybe...as long as they weren't sent via e-mail.

David Robertson would be a great move for Saints.

Stop cryin' your Hearts out...?

Would THE SPFL leagues be restricted to full time clubs with grass pitches?

I congratulated Kelty because they played 25 league games and won 22 of them (losing only 1). IF they'd only been ahead on goal difference OR Bonnyrigg had been able to leapfrog them via a game in hand I'd have suggested legal action 😃

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52983164 French Ligue 1: Season over but Toulouse & Amiens relegation suspended, court rules

Glad to have him on board and hope he can build a better team than last season and winning the league would be a great achievement BUT I do get pissed off with this narrative that it's all about the SPFL as if it's some kind of wonderland!! It's shite! It's just tier 4 rather than tier 5 and it amounts to playing nine teams 4 times a season at double the ticket price. Any arguments about it having more 'quality' are laughable. Now, where do I get my virtual season ticket?

Indeed. Every division except the Premier! That would definitely be a fascinating plot twist.

When the call was made I had no beef with Celtic being crowned, they were comfortably ahead, but did think it was incredibly unfair on Partick, Hearts and Stranraer in that order as well as Brora/Kelty. I genuinely expected the majority of Scottish football fans to be incensed at this injustice BUT in actual fact the vast majority of feedback on P&B and Twitter has been "Ha Ha we fucking hate Hearts...get doon!!".

I was looking at the number of players out of contract this season (mostly end of May, some end of June) and was surprised at the gap between both ends of the spectrum. On the face of it you would think, that in terms of clubs surviving, their current wage bill could drop significantly BUT they then face a potential difficulty in recruiting players for a new season. What do you think of your clubs situation compared to other teams? Team Squad Out of Contract Kilmarnock 22 17 Hamilton 25 19 Motherwell 24 13 Ross County 24 13 St Mirren 25 13 St Johnstone 23 11 Livingston 26 10 Hibernian 24 07 Celtic 31 07 Rangers 27 06 Aberdeen 23 02