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7/10 for Tuesday. 2 guesses right out of 5

Larne deservedly retain their title - barring a 17 goal swing in goal difference in the last games - after last night's 1-1 draw at Windsor Park. As @hatchetman says . not a classic, but a good watch. Linfield started like a house on fire, and no quarter was given or asked in the opening exchanges. Larne got a toehold in the game and slowed things down, and of course, Linfield then scored, own goal I think. However, Larne seldom wilt, and they got an equaliser before the break from a silly penalty. Larne had the upper hand in the second half, not allowing Linfield to play their pressure game, and held on, I wouldn't say comfortably, but they held on. So congratulations to them, hard luck Linfield, have to concentrate on winning the cup, dress rehearsal on Saturday. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cw59q1x5qwro https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/videos/c1ejw3pxvglo Larne's achievement puts the likes of Coleraine and Ballymena to shame, 1 title between them.

Having ploughed through Paisley's Wikipedia entry - not something I thought I'd ever write - you are correct. I apologise. It doesn't say when he was a member, he certainly wasn't a member in my time here - 51 years. I imagine he left it about the the time he founded his Free Presbyterian Church, but that's just a guess on my part.

Paisley wasn't an orangeman so I doubt that very much. As far as I'm aware, Togo and Ghanain orangemen have participated in the Belfast 12th July parade.

You're a jinx - don't go to any more games this season!

Because of PC (Mc)Cabe...

Everton have already lost to Luton, and drawn with Sheffield United...

Everton are quite liable to lose to those two, too. Burnley - Manchester United A, Newcastle United H, Tottenham Hotspur A, Nottingham Forest H Luton - Wolves A, Everton H, West Ham A, Fulham H Nottingham Forest - Manchester City H, Sheffield United A, Chelsea H, Burnley A Everton - Liverpool H, Brentford H, Luton Town A, Sheffield United H, Arsenal A Before last Saturday I would have said Luton were quite capable of picking up 9 points from those set of fixtures - and I still wouldn't bet against them - Everton would need to ensure 3 of those points aren't against them. Everton ideally would need to beat Brentford and Sheffield United to ensure safety. Still nervy times ahead, I fear.

4/10 for Monday. horrendous set of questions. 1 guess right out of 6, and one that I knew wrong.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/articles/cpvg169q0qvo - reports and goals. Newry down, Ports up - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/articles/crgydjr59gyo Portadown v Dundela goals - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/videos/c4n14x3e847o

Not necessarily, if Larne win, or it's a draw, Larne retain the title, even Linfield are unlikely to overturn a 17 goal defecit in the event of a draw. However, if Linfield win it goes to the last game, with Linfield needing a win and hoping Coleraine do them a favour at Inver Park, by taking points off Larne. My (metaphorical) money's on Larne.

You don't know what you're missing. Been some fantastic entertainment this season.

When I wrote "I can now relax", I actually just meant until the next game, I don't think Everton are safe yet, quite liable to lose to both Liverpool and Brentford. (Quite liable to win both, too, although not so likely.)

I've watched a good few Championship games + about three in the cup when there hasn't been an Irish League game broadcast, and they've all been very enjoyable.

It's the Celtic way.

That gets my wick, too.

Updated the score. Oh dear, oh dear

Vital - and by all accounts, deserved - win over Nottingham Forest at Goodison, two goals and a clean sheet. Coupled with Brentford's demolition of Luton yesterday gives the Toffees a little bit of breathing space and a boost to the goal difference over both Forest and Luton. I can now relax.

Oh dear.

I used to think that Albion Rovers were perennial strugglers, too, until I was corrected on another thread.

Through gritted teeth and all that, aye.

Albion Rovers weren't bottom tier for a long time before being relegated.

Can't see it, to be honest, those relegated so far are the lowest supported/most isolated clubs, they haven't the financial clout to get back up, especially after the parachute payments go. An 18 team League 2 with the bottom 2 relegated and the LL and HL champions promoted would help improve things, imo. I got red dotted earlier on for suggesting that City would be spending a while in the Highland League, and I'm still of that opinion, although of all the ex SPFL sides I still think they are the most likely to return.