theesel1994

They have already considered it and rejected it before even getting to a vote.

Yes. 0-0 Half time at Hurlford v Largs. Glenafton v Beith kicks off in about ten minutes.

The SJFA found an extra 15 supporters from somewhere.

Was thinking similar earlier on. I was at both semi finals in 1994. Kilwinning must have had around 5K of the 6,151 that were at Somerset v Largs. In the other semi final, Arthurlie had the bulk of the 7,192 crowd against Glenafton. I did wonder at the time what size a crowd an Arthurlie v Kilwinning final would have had. Although there was a healthy 8,668 at Ibrox for Largs/Glenafton.

"was about" 1300 - that doesn't sound very official. There should be an exact figure somewhere that is being reported to the SJFA as they need to know how their 60% share was arrived at. Why do the SJFA never release the reported attendance figures? They should have them for all games in this competition.

I think the Twitter SJFA guy must read P&B.

There was a rule at one time (during the six regions era) where no match could take place within 45 miles of a semi final game and no games at all in the region of either the semi finalists.

The advantage of the blue check mark on Twitter is the ability to edit posts - though it took them 22 minutes to realise.

Ok - I revise my play-off results. Talbot and Broxburn beat Dalbeattie Star 1-0, Talbot and Broxburn draw 2--2 and Broxburn win 4-1 on penalties. The end result is the same - Possil YM is happy yet again a West club fails to get promoted. EDITED to 4-1 on penalties. Any more corrections and Beith are winning the League.

Top five: Auchinleck Beith St. Cadocs Clydebank Darvel Auchinleck and Broxburn will beat Dalbeattie Star 5-0 and 10-0 respectively and then the two of them will draw 2-2 so Broxburn get promoted to the Lowland League. You're going to be amazed at how accurate my prediction is.

The octopus?

Here's the League table on this date last year (it popped up on my Facebook memories). I've got this feeling Auchinleck might actually win the League despite their dreadful start. I know they're worse off this time around but they're getting a run of results at a good time. 10 wins out the last 11 games. There have been four more games played overall on this date this season.

Darvel should have known this was standard procedure and waited for the tickets from Auchinleck. But Auchinleck are not wanting the game to be all ticket - so all those tickets sold by Darvel will need refunded as they will be worthless on the day of the match.

I think of all the teams at this level, Clydebank will have the LEAST following a "big team" . Certainly when they started out in the Juniors Clydebank WAS the big team - (ignoring the petty arguments), they saw themselves as a continuation of the team that had only about 16 or 17 years earlier been playing in the Scottish Premier Division.

A better angle of the foul.

This must be handy during an injury crisis and a cup game coming up when you can't field a trialist.

The dross is slowly but surely being removed from the Lowland League. Of the current 18 clubs - 2 can't go anywhere. Four are from the original founding members and it looks like one of those will be promoted (EK) and one will likely be relegated this year or next (Gretna). Four clubs applied after the initial season and one of those (Edinburgh Uni) will likely be gone soon. That leaves 8 clubs as a result of what happened on the park. So within three years the Lowland League will be the most competitive with a real prize on offer. At the moment from the West perspective winning promotion is only a prize on the way to the SPFL.

It's the various Leagues that decide.

That was in relation to it happening this season - that is, mid-season. Perhaps @glensmad could clarify who decides which league a club can drop into (whether the club themselves or they're told where they're going) ? Also, if it is the former can they change their mind at end of one season for the next season? As for transparency - there is a list somewhere for every club in the LL (excluding Hearts and Celtic B teams). They just don't want the public knowing it.

For this season, this would seem the most likely scenario.

I'm sure every club nominates which League they will drop into if relegated so at the start of the season it is known where they will go. I don't know if that means say at the end of this season, if Gretna survive, they could change their mind an nominate the WOSFL for the start of 2024-25 season.

Because they didn't beat Tranent?

The draw has already been made - the video off the draw will be shown at 7:30 .

The timing of this can't have been an accident.