Arachnophile

Great that's up to 7 players now. Bring back the Tennent's sixes!

"Happy at Alloa" Not a phrase you hear often!

Thank Christ we have "the rangers" standing up for fairness & integrity in Scottish Fitba'

The problem is that folks' views on what is fair is predominantly based on what benefits their team.

Not really a derby. More of a bounce match.

I think this time next year when we are 15 points clear at the top of division 1, would be a good time to go full time.

We didn't look very professional today.

Scotland's oldest professional team against Scotland's newest as well 151 years v. 1 week.

Absolutely crazy. I live in Fife.. do i really have to make a trip to Glasgow just to buy a ticket for this? Makes no sense at all.

Eight goals scored in the last two weeks by the resurgent QP. Zlatan knows he'll have to be patient before he gets a start. Doesn't look like Zlatan.

Zlatan expected to sign in time for the Cowden game.

The great majority of football won't even notice. As I said last night, I think its a shame we couldn't carry on as glorious amateurs, but I believe the right decision has been made.

Stellar journalism from the Evening Times... https://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/sport/18034540.queens-park-set-historic-vote-future-amateur-status/ "But in July, owner Gerry Crawley spoke of the harsh realities facing the squad as a number of players were allowed to leave for no fee."

I haven't contributed a great deal to the debate about the club's future as, although I have supported the club for over 40 years , I only go to about 3 or 4 games a year these days. I think the views of those who go week in week out should carry more weight. However, I was a regular attendee in the early 80's watching a great team with Alan Irvine, John McGregor, Gerry Crawley Derek Atkins and many more competing for a couple of seasons in the second tier of Scottish football against the likes of Motherwell, Hearts, St Johnstone & Partick Thistle. How great would it be to be to be competing a that level again? There is no guarantee that we will achieve that if we go professional but I think we can safely say we will never achieve that if we remain amateur. I hope those of you who have a vote will take the plunge and vote to go professional. If you do, I will be relived but also a little sad, as I have always taken pride in our unique status as an amateur club in a big bad professional world, and I woudl love us to be able to carry on ... but sadly I think that is not a practical option.

Who are you calling a bastion?