rockson

How about at the next home game a continuing chorus of "sack the board, sack the board, sack the board" to the tune of Sousa's The Stars and Stripes Forever. Maybe "sack the owner" would be better but it doesn't fit the rhythm.

Another late winner for Peterhead.

Didn't see yesterday's result coming for you guys. Hopefully it was just a blip.

About the only thing he was clever with, then.

Cannot be overstated.

I don't know. St Cadoc's players may have blazed the ball over the bar or past the post.....

On the present trajectory the best we could hope for is eighth.

If it wasn't for the Coop most of rural Scotland would have nowhere to buy groceries.

Yes, and the flag would certainly have gone up if the ball had hit the net.

Is that own goals by Dumbarton players?

Welcome to the club, son.

I hope you don't get burned by it.......

In contrast to the 1960s pinstripes* both those wide black and gold stripes strips were about the worst of my lifetime (and I'm not young.) The Spall 1991-3 and Vandanel 2000-8 were also pretty bad. *The red socks from 1967-9 were a mistake though.

So Bonnyrigg and Kelty have good management, good money and were organized. So it's possible, even under the present "unfair" system. Which undermines your argument more than a bit. Of course there can be automictic regulation. There may be automatic relegation; but it's so unlikely to come about you might as well cry for the Moon. Why on Earth should any Tier 4 club vote for a 20% chance of relegation? Even newly promoted ones won't do that.

But Bonnyrigg Rose motored through the Lowland League and the HL/LL play-off- as did Kelty Hearts before them. They both hardly found it difficult. And there can't be automatic promotion from the LL to the SPFL since it has two feeder leagues and there won't be two automatic relegation places from a ten team league in any foreseeable future. Even if there were it wouldn't make promotion for a relegated club any easier than it is now. It would still have to win the Lowland - or Highland - League and in the LL case that won't be easy for a club unlikely to be able to attract players of the quality they had in the SPFL.

Fixed that for you.

The relegated club could quite easily not be in the LL catchment area though.

Putting a ship in a horse shelter would be one of Farrell's better decisions.

Are we far enough ahead of Clyde to say that?

You'll get another when you play us again. If we're still in the top four by then.

I can't help it if I have more experience than young whippersnappers.

Austin Healy? Sounds like a 1950s car.

"It should have been six."

"It should have been six."

Apologies to all other Sons fans but I'm supposed to be attending this one, (I normally don't because I live in Fife but for a big birthday my two sons are treating me to hospitality.) Therefore it's likely to be a Clyde win.