Brig O'Lea

And it is completely unfair to the clubs who soldier on with players getting stripped in the rain all winter, maybe on reduced or no wages and committees fundraising like hell to keep functioning then you suddenly find yourself losing hard won points towards the end of the season because other clubs might decide they've had enough of the hassle of no changing rooms etc and do the easy thing and pull out. Who recompenses clubs for the wages, expenses, officials fees and running costs incurred in those games against a club that decides just to walk away? Clubs have had loads of time to decide if it's for them. If in doubt pull out.

Ground improvements on going at Brig O'Lea.

Who writes this pish. The conferences in the WoSFL were settled purely on league finishing positions to ensure a fair spread of abilities across all three conferences. The spread of Ayrshire clubs is a matter of the finishing positions and that's the proper way to set up three fair, balanced conferences. In the West Region that has just been wound up and in the new WoSFL, there is no Ayrshire anyway, all clubs are West clubs.

Ross has re - signed from last season. Class act.

Updated squad list. Goalkeepers James Digney Grant Hay Defenders Euan Clark Daryl Convery Paul Doyle Robbie Halliday Chris Love Ross MacKinnon Midfielders Connor Bolger Martin Curren Cammy Haddow Ross Loughlin Ollie Smith Stephen Stirling Robert Wilson Strikers Mark Archdeacon Kieran Brophy Jamie Docherty Dylan Fletcher Craig Patterson

They then lost the Scottish Juvenile Cup final the following night at Cambuslang.

The game against Hayfield at Moore Park on the 6th July was actually the Govan Cup Final. Greenfield had already won the Glasgow Juvenile Cup, South Side Cup and Glasgow League Cup.

It was on Wednesday 17th February 1965. We beat Kilwinning Rangers 4-3 in the Western League (North). STV sent a film crew up to do a report on the game with it making history and it was shown later that night on Scotsport along with the Inter Milan v Rangers European Cup Quarter Final. Probably the only time Brig O'Lea and the San Siro shared top billing

Get up to Brig O'Lea, great pies, bit of banter, experience several different weather systems in the opening 30 minutes, the home of the first ever competitive junior match under floodlights.

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Definitely.

The stakeholders comments are quite telling. One going for maybe titles awarded, maybe null & void and the other five going for null & void. Says it all.

Some teams may just want to keep their options open. The membership fee is not expensive. Sone teams may renew to facilitate finishing this season's competition but may not play next season's competition. Various reasons. Maybe some not wanting to miss out on a coronavirus payment if there is one.

Was impressed with your set up at Lochee in the replay mate.

Who would have thought football was coming to such a shuddering halt.

Crest for programme editors etc.

Cheers for that, I'd think if they didn't use the serpentine system then, I don't see them using it now unless something makes them change their minds.

Do you know if they used the serpentine system for the EoSFL conferences when they were set up a few years ago?

We'd take that

We had 9 home games and 4 away games left to play. We had 8 homes and 4 aways still to play.

Derbies shouldn't be decided by size of crowd. That's just a big game! A derby match should be geographical. Nottingham Forest might have a big rivalry with Derby County but the Nottingham derby is Forest v Notts County.

It depends what you're looking for I suppose. If it's a "local derby", it has to be Neilston for Arthurlie. Pollok's ground is much closer to Rutherglen than it is to Barrhead. Newlandsfield is also closer to both New Tinto and McKenna Park than it is to Dunterlie. This Pollok Arthurlie derby thing is a relatively new thing.

Franny 2nd from right front row in the Dalkeith Thistle team before their 1971 Scottish Junior Cup semi final against Newtongrange Star at Easter Road.