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  1. On 17/04/2024 at 20:02, Theroadlesstravelled said:

    Wolfman (2010)
    A horror fantasy with Benicio del Toro, Anthony Hopkins, Emily Blunt and Hugo Weaving.

    Should be decent with those actors right?

    Nah it's actually pish with horrible CGI for the time.

    2010? I was sure this was released a lot earlier! 

  2. On 13/04/2024 at 18:58, JS_FFC said:

    It’s highly unlikely that two Scottish clubs would meet in European competitions these days because UEFA prevent such clashes until the quarter finals.

     

    I’m not sure how long that rule has been in place though and in any case, Scottish clubs used to perform a lot better than they have for the past 30 years.

     

    Have we ever seen Scottish clubs play each other in UEFA competitions?

    A categorical no, I'm afraid.

  3. On 01/04/2024 at 21:39, sfha said:

    In the 19th C, Junior clubs were generally those that weren't members of the SFA. The ill-fated formation of a SJFA in 1880 was regarded in the press as a nose-thumb at the SFA as they had banned clubs without a ground from being members. This was colloquially called the Public Park FA. The County FAs had high memberships but a lot of the clubs could be viewed as being junior in status.

    Oops! That nose-thumb was actually a reference to the West of Scotland FA which existed between 1877 and 1879! However this could also be viewed as Junior association and a direct forerunner to the first SJFA in 1880.

  4. In the 19th C, Junior clubs were generally those that weren't members of the SFA. The ill-fated formation of a SJFA in 1880 was regarded in the press as a nose-thumb at the SFA as they had banned clubs without a ground from being members. This was colloquially called the Public Park FA. The County FAs had high memberships but a lot of the clubs could be viewed as being junior in status.

  5. On 30/03/2024 at 21:15, tamthebam said:

    Does that make it one of the oldest trophies still being used in Scottish Football? The Scottish Cup is old but a replica gets presented to the winning club these days. I have seen some fine SOSL trophies that looked pretty old but whether they are older than 1882 I don't know. 

    Possibly. Hibs are reported as winners in 1878 (so far I haven't uncovered any results for this season) and the competition stuttered to an end in 1899, only two clubs competed for it in the last two editions in 1897 and 1899.

  6. 31 minutes ago, BFTD said:

    We have a poster who regularly signs back up to seethe about bloody paupers getting the same treatment as people who pay absolutely loads of tax, donchakno. Jury's still out on their big legal action against P&B through the Free Speech Union, which I bet they've been denied Legal Aid to pursue. Terrible shame.

    My post was concerning all the wealthy who bypass us plebs, royalty or not.

  7. On 10/03/2024 at 16:23, HibeeJibee said:

    East of Scotland Shield (sfha.org.uk)

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    There are a couple of errors in this listing: Whitehill won in 1999-00 not Berwick (indeed Welfare beat them in SF then Livingston in Final) and 2018-19 got abandoned for national emergency (LTHV were not even involved)

    Cup itself is only inscribed from 1946-47, having been stolen and buried in an embankment during WWII... and has 2 wins for Eyemouth in late 1950s, as well as occasional discrepancies in years as simply given in form '2024':

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    I'm currently reviewing the site's content (the Scottish Combination and Scottish Union leagues have had a few adjustments and will be posted soon) but I'll adjust the City Cup winner's list ASAP. It's likely it's a copy and paste error.

  8.  

    ***EDIT***

    Since posting the work on Saturday, the matches still needing to be found has been whittled down to NINE.

    1897-98
    Inv Citadel v Inv Celtic [date, 2-2]
    Inv Citadel v Inv Thistle [date, 2-0]

    1914-15
    Clach v Inv Thistle [date, 3-1]
    Caley v Inv Thistle [21 Nov, score]

    1923-24
    Caley v Inv Thistle [date, WL]
    Inv Thistle v Caley [28 Apr, LW]

    1926-27
    Caley v Clach [date, 2-1] 

    1947-48
    RAF v Deveronvale [early Sep, 1-2]

    1950-51
    Rothes v Clach [date poss 14-18 May, 1-1]

     

    Sfha.org.uk/highlandleagueresults.htm

  9. Here is the most up to date NEEDS LIST.

    I will be posting the complete Scottish Highland League, Dates, Results and Final Tables 1893-2024 this evening on the SFHA site and am needing verification on only 19 matches out of almost 30,000 results.

    Sfha.org.uk/highlandleagueresults.htm

    Sfha.org.uk/highlandleagueresults.htm
    1897-98
    Inv Citadel v Inv Celtic [date, 2-2]
    Inv Citadel v Inv Thistle [date, 2-0]
    1914-15
    Clach v Inv Thistle [date, 3-1]
    Caley v Inv Thistle [21 Nov, score]
    1920-21
    Forres v Elgin [due on 30 Apr, score if played]
    Caley v Elgin [date, WL]
    Caley v Forres [16 Apr, DD]
    1921-22
    Forres v Inv Citadel [date, poss 4-4]
    1923-24
    Caley v Inv Thistle [date, WL]
    Inv Thistle v Caley [28 Apr, LW]
    1926-27
    Caley v Clach [date, 2-1]
    1947-48
    Deveronvale v RAF [late Aug/early Sep, 6-1]
    RAF v Elgin [late Aug/early Sep, 0-10]
    1950-51
    Rothes v Clach [date May, 1-1]
    1962-63
    Deveronvale v Peterhead [date, 2-2]
    1965-66
    Nairn v Deveronvale [date, 2-1]
    1966-67
    Nairn v Clach [date, 1-2]
    1967-68
    Nairn v Brora [May, 2-1]
    Lossiemouth v Peterhead [May, 4-4]
  10. In 2018-19, Fort William and Rothes had point deductions but two sources have by differing amounts.

    Wikipedia
    Rothes -3
    FW -9

    Official HL site
    Rothes -6
    FW -18

    Can anyone elaborate?

    I hope to have the complete HL results 1893-2023 uploaded to the site in the next day or so.
    The NCal League and Aberdeenshire League pages will also see significant updates.

  11. UPDATED NEEDS LIST [33 matches]

    1897-98
    Inv Citadel v Inv Celtic [date, 2-2]
    Inv Citadel v Inv Thistle [date, 2-0]

    1906-07
    Caley v Forres [date, 2-2] is it possible the earlier abandoned match in Nov [score 0-2] was classed as a draw 

    1914-15
    Clach v Elgin [date, 5-0]
    Clach v Inv Thistle [date, 3-1]
    Elgin v Clach [date, 2-5]
    Caley v Inv Thistle [21 Nov, score]

    1920-21
    Forres v Elgin [due on 30 Apr, score if played]
    Caley v Elgin [date, WL]
    Caley v Forres [16 Apr, DD]

    1921-22
    Forres v Inv Citadel [date, poss 4-4]

    1922-23
    Caley v Inv Thistle [date, LW]

    1923-24
    Caley v Inv Thistle [date, WL]
    Inv Thistle v Caley [28 Apr, LW]

    1926-27
    Caley v Clach [date, 2-1]

    1946-47
    30th TB v Forres [date, 1-4]
    30th TB v Caley [date, LW]
    Caley v 30th TB [date, WL]

    1947-48
    Huntly v Nairn [date, 6-1]
    RAF v Elgin [date, 0-10]

    1950-51
    Elgin City v Forres [date, 3-3]
    Rothes v Clach [date, 1-1]

    1951-52
    Forres v Nairn [date, 5-0]
    Lossiemouth v Nairn [date, 1-2]

    1952-53
    Nairn v Forres [date, 3-2]

    1962-63
    Deveronvale v Peterhead [date, 2-2]

    1965-66
    Nairn v Deveronvale [date, 2-1]

    1966-67
    Brora v Nairn [date, 1-4]
    Forres v Peterhead [date, 4-2]
    Lossiemouth v Buckie [date, 4-0]
    Lossiemouth v Peterhead [date, 1-3]
    Nairn v Clach [date, 1-2]

    1967-68
    Lossiemouth v Peterhead [date, 4-4]

  12. After 3 months, research has now been completed for all seasons from 1893-2005, however info on 53 matches are proving elusive. 
    Does anyone have any info on the following, all are missing either a date, result or both. 
    I'll be adding the remaining seasons (2005-2023) in the coming week and will publish the entire work on the SFHA website when this is completed.

    1897-98
    Cameron v Caledonian [[date, LW]
    Caledonian v Inv Thistle [27 Apr, WL]
    Inv Celtic v Cameron [27 Apr, DD]
    Inv Citadel v Cameron [date, WL]
    Inv Citadel v Inv Celtic [date, DD]
    Inv Citadel v Inv Thistle [date, WL]
    Inv Thistle v Caley [20 Apr, LW]
    Inv Union v Inv Citadel [27 Apr, DD]

    1906-07
    Caley v Forres [date, 2-2]

    1914-15
    Clach v Elgin [date, 5-0]
    Clach v Inv Thistle [date, 3-1]
    Elgin v Clach [date, 2-5]
    Caley v Inv Thistle [21 Nov, score]

    1919-20

    Clach v Caley [late March, score]
    Caley v Cameron [11 Oct, score]
    Caley v Forres [date, score]
    Forres v Caley [15 Nov, score]

    1920-21
    Forres v Elgin [23 Apr, score]
    Caley v Elgin [date, WL]
    Caley v Forres [16 Apr, DD]

    1921-22
    Clach v Caley [date, 4-2]
    Forres v Inv Citadel [date, poss 4-4]

    1922-23
    Caley v Inv Thistle [date, LW]

    1923-24
    Caley v Inv Thistle [date, WL]
    Inv Thistle v Caley [28 Apr, LW]

    1926-27
    Caley v Clach [date, 2-1]


    1946-47
    30th TB v Forres [date, 1-4]
    30th TB v Caley [date, LW]
    Caley v 30th TB [date, WL]
    Keith v Deveronvale [date, 3-4]


    1947-48
    Huntly v Nairn [date, 6-1]
    RAF v Elgin [date, 0-10]

    1949-50
    Deveronvale v Keith [date, 3-2]

    1958-59
    Nairn v Elgin [date, 1-2]

    1962-63
    Deveronvale v Peterhead [date, 2-2]

    1964-65
    Huntly v Keith [date, 2-2]

    1965-66
    Caley v Clach [date mid-March, 2-4]
    Keith v Buckie [date, 3-2]
    Keith v Forres [date, 3-1]
    Nairn v Deveronvale [date, 2-1]
    Deveronvale v Elgin [date prior to 22 May, 4-5]
    Nairn v Rothes [date, 4-1]

    1966-67 
    Brora v Nairn [date, 1-4]
    Forres v Peterhead [date, 4-2]
    Keith v Deveronvale [date, 0-3]
    Lossiemouth v Buckie [date, 4-0]
    Lossiemouth v Peterhead [date, 1-3]
    Nairn v Clach [date, 1-2]

    1967-68
    Keith v Rothes [date, 5-1]
    Lossiemouth v Peterhead [date, 4-4]

    1973-74
    Buckie v Brora [date, 5-3]

    1999-00
    Cove v Lossiemouth  [date, 0-2]

    2000-01
    Lossiemouth v Forres  [date, 1-1]

  13. A big thank you to Bobby McNally for finding this while he was researching our missing Highland League results.

    1947/48 North of Scotland 2nd XI League 
    We see from the honours list that Inverness Thistle were the champions but how was this achieved? 

    The agreed plan was for "the top two teams in each section to play off for the championship on the home and away principle". [Football Times, Nov '47.]

    Two of the sections were completed with Rothes being favourites to top the Morayshire Section.
    The report continues "It is tough on Thistle, after annexing 35 points out of 36, not to get any award".

    This seems to rule out Thistle taking the title unless they played the winners of the Ross-shire section.

    Central Section
    P W D L F A Pts
    Inverness Thistle 'A' 18 17 1 0 81 31 35
    Hill Rovers 18 11 0 7 74 41 22
    Fort George 18 9 3 6 55 42 21
    Corinthians 18 9 3 6 56 46 21
    Caledonian 'A' 18 7 5 6 62 55 19
    Clachnacuddin 'A' 18 6 4 8 53 64 16
    Camerons 18 7 2 9 45 64 16
    Nelson 18 6 3 9 47 48 15
    Nairn County 'A' 18 1 7 10 37 67 9
    Resistance Welders 18 2 4 12 30 74 6

    Ross-shire Section
    P W D L Pts
    RNAS Evanton 16 12 1 3 25
    Balintore 16 10 2 4 22
    Ross County 'A' 16 10 2 4 22
    Cromarty 16 9 2 5 20
    Invergordon 16 7 4 5 18
    Alness 16 6 5 5 17
    Tain 16 7 1 8 15
    Logie (Athletic?) 16 1 2 13 4 
    RAF 16 1 1 14 3

    Morayshire Section Membership
    Rothes 'A'
    Elgin City 'A'
    Forres Mechanics 'A'
    Lossiemouth 'A'
    30th TB
    Auldearn
    RNAS Lossiemouth

    As Ross-shire section winners RNAS Evanton had disbanded after the base closed in late March,  Ross County and Balintore, who tied as runners up, "the second-placed teams will have to play an extra game to decide the qualifier for the knock-out competition for the Championship Shield."

    On 1/5/48 the People's Journal noted... "winners here to meet winners of Inverness section, with winners of that game to meet "Morayshire League leaders" (unnamed). That playoff, on that day at Invergordon, resulted Ross County 4-3 Balintore.

    In an apparent change: "County now play the leaders of the Inverness Section for the North of Scotland Minor League Championship [sic], but so far have heard nothing about the date for that game."

    From this it appears that the Moray section was unfinished.

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