PFC2011

I enquired some time ago on the LL's official Twitter feed, response was that relegation to SoS/EoS officially began last season.

. You kidding? Greece are winless after 9 games and have finished bottom of the like below the Faroes.Brutal.

Why not expand the competition and allow at least all EoS/SoS members in?

Personally I was underwhelmed that the 'Well fans didn't refuse to give the ball back any time it went out of play.

That would be ideal, however the NCL contains an island club in Orkney and you can already see objections. I believe the NCL is down to only six clubs as well so needs some reform.

Not being noted anywhere from W&B, SSFL or any other source. Must be such widely celebrated news. Do we know if they are anywhere near the licensing standards for promotion to the Lowland League?

Am I missing something, or does Newton Stewart's points deduction now confirm W&B have won the title?

Good luck, I've been abroad for two weeks and been unable to watch Sky, BT or BBC due to their policies. Even good old proxy IP doesn't work.

Hearts need fifteen points maximum from 10 remaining fixtures, which doesn't take account of rivals dropping points. It's over.

Nobody will go up if Brora don't want to. Pretty much that simple.

I accept that, however we're still in a position where there is yet to be a play-off. I believe in a few years there will be much more interest as the system gains more credibility. I am a big advocate of a full pyramid system stretching from SPFL right down to SAFA leagues including new clubs, however at this particular level there should not be clubs with no fanbase or ground IMO.

There's a big difference between mid hundreds to ten or twenty people. I could list amateur sides playing on public parks who could attract more.

Just stating facts in the hope you will get a fair deal

While I'm all for a range of clubs making applications, I fail to see the point in allowing another new entrant with a probably non-existent fan base into the league. We're talking about the fifth tier of the national game, directly below Queen's Park, Clyde and so on. If they want the Juniors, then wait a couple of years to see how the pyramid goes and let them take their time instead of filling up spaces just for the sake of it.

2004-05 season, although Aberdeen have been out of the top six for a decent amount of the ensuing seasons.