Nowhereman

Might even be better being fourth and playing a Stirling side who are in poor form

In 1996 Dumbarton were 10th in tier two, 1997 9th in tier three and in 1998 10th in the bottom tier

Yip. The header he put over from six yards was some miss

Not sure how Stranraer didn’t win that. The shot from Grant Gallagher that spinned off the post and ran along the line just summed up the luck that teams at the bottom get

I don’t even know the guy. I just think that as the trust have investigated the matter fully and will be aware of all the facts they will be in a better position to reach a fair decision than people on a message board who won’t be as well informed

Maybe the people in the trust who made the decision are better informed and know more about what actually happened than all the people speculating here

Do you know that the ban is for abusing the player?

Three shut outs in a row since Durnan came back. I’m not saying we’d have won the league but losing Long and Durnan really changed our season

Obviously but I’ve heard different versions

If the fans are to know what is and what isn’t acceptable it would be useful to actually know what the ban is for. Otherwise it’s just keeping everyone in the dark and we are none the wiser

Some were but Dumbarton played Clydebank on the evening of11th September Can’t see that happening now

Champions go up from league two and you still have a four way play off with second bottom in league two. Extra space would be in league two so probably no relegation from there and hl and ll champs play of for that extra space

You think East Fife will win their last five games, which would mean they had won nine out of their last ten?

Yip. Not only would they sit in the house they would watch in clubs and pubs. That happens to an extent at the moment with Rangers/ Celtic TV and places showing it but it would be far worse if it was officially allowed.

I know FIFA made that rule but plenty of countries just seem to ignore it and I'd rather we did

Anyone else hate the fact that we don’t have white shorts?

Is soccer not an abbreviation of Association that they used way back in the 19th century to show it was different from rugby?

The perceived view is that having two teams play on the pitch is the main cause of it's dreadful state. But Stirling Albion and University of Stirling both play at Forthbank and I don't hear anyone complaining about the condition of their pitch. Could it maybe more to do about how the pitch is (or isn't) looked after?

Are you seriously comparing South Shields to Dumbarton? Its about four times the size of it

Wanting another team to clinch the title on our ground is perverse in the extreme

Was today not a big game?

Presumably we didn’t think he was good enough

Didnt know that, when was that?

Stole this pic from the photographic history page in the premier thread. Three ex sons in that picture

Ibrox , Celtic Park and Pittodrie. Which isn’t bad for a club the size of Dumbarton