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Keech. The lower leagues in England are League One and League Two. The difference in resources, which I'm not arguing with, are irrelevant.

Yes because they were from the bottom two divisions in the EFL, often referred to as the lower leagues. Dipo, on the other hand, was signed from non-league football.

There was a more general email about season tickets that said dont worry, you will have your ticket uploaded before the season starts.

Wouldn't be so bad if Kilimanjaro was visible from the Serengeti. It's 200 odd miles away.

Toto - Africa The wild dogs cry out in the nightAs they grow restless, longing for some solitary companyI know that I must do what's rightAs sure as Kilimanjaro rises like Olympus above the Serengeti

SPFL fixtures will be published on 30 June.

Yip, hence my comment about KLTR. The Crown can claim ownerless land and property, but they can transfer it to another body. A few hoops to jump through, but hopefully Beith and North Ayrshire Council are on to it.

If only Shakespeare had written like that. Macbeth in Doric would have been much more interesting.

Goodnight, surely.

They'll need to sort out the ground ownership issue first, so they can make the improvements required. Possibly one for KLTR?

Admission prices for children and young people might be something the Youth Board will pick up on. Interviews were last week.

Extract from their statement which suggests they'll still be running a team: Matches with the likes of Manchester United and Liverpool are among the fixtures to have featured and that programme will continue and indeed be enhanced alongside the club’s commitments in the SPFL Trust Trophy, City of Glasgow Cup and, hopefully, the UEFA Youth League, which provided an outstanding environment for our players last season. This will ensure our young players in that crucial 18-21 age group are given regular tests of a varied nature.

Considering we all saw the footage of the pitch being shredded, it looks like a scam.

3.7 miles according to AA Routeplanner.

Yip. Predominantly a midfielder.

Scott Tomlinson has signed a pro contract with the club.

I would've said it worked out well for both clubs, but he cost Ayr a few quid in legal fees even though he lost the case.

Fair enough. Shouldn't have tried to get a young lad on the (very, very cheap). Let's face it though, with his later antics you dodged a bullet.

My understanding is that Ayr didn't "demand" all that much. It's just that Dundee tried to be incredibly tight. Their role seems to have been overlooked somewhat

Bozo's statement here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-65863336 If you don't want to read, basically he blames everyone himself. Sound familiar? If on!y Gitta Sereny was still around she could've written Boris Johnson: His Battle with Truth.

The Privileges Committee is meeting on Monday to wrap up the inquiry and have said they will publish the report promptly.

I'm glad I've led a sheltered life. All I saw was a pitch resembling Stamford Bridge or the Baseball Ground in the 70s.

Probably a number of different reasons e.g. Perth being known as St John's Town, hence St Johnstone. With other clubs I suspect some of them were originally connected with churches, youth clubs and schools.

I'm not sure a recount would give them the seat even if they did get enough transfers. Legally binding documents have been signed, both by the returning officer and the successful SDLP candidate. I think the only option for the court would be to declare the result void, resulting a by-election. Going by the result from last month Sinn Fein would walk it. The result for the Winchester constituency at the 1997 General Election was successfully challenged in court, which declared it void. The by-election resulted in the Lib Dems increasing their majority from 2 to 21,500.

I dont. The terracing on the far side is in poor condition, and to go back to my previous comment, it has no seats apart from two or three park benches. Might not be against the rules, but it is a low standard.