JamesGroundHopping

Come to a Brora game there is a healthy fan base. Please remember there is less than 2000 people in the town so crowds are not going to be massive.

surely Halkirk, Burghead and Culter cant be far off ground requirements to join the league or get licensed?

I've been watching them for weeks, must have watched a good 20 episodes

probably better than recreating them with real planes ...

Love these videos, amazing how people can make them with just a flight simulator.

not entirely sure that the club even wants promotion, not got the budget for travel and other expenses

Touchy topic... cant bring myself to support cove in any situation because they are the most annoying arrogant club ever to exist...... But then I want them out the league and to never have to play them again, a real dilemma.....

Have you ever been to a game of "Non League" in Scotland?

I did read your comments about what was going on somewhere else on the forum, did sound dodgy. Off the park though seems as if they really are moving forward as a club...

Loads of great work going on at Tweedmouth, looks like they are benefiting greatly from joining the EOSFL.

Why bother keeping east juniors while EOSFL is in existence though?

I do agree with you about currently how joining the LL would be no help for the likes of Talbot or other big Junior sides. But with a fully functioning pyramid with access to the lowland league and beyond, in 25 years time the Lowland league would be full of the best supported sides in non league football and a few league two sides as well. This would be a well supported league full of sides who have the support and finances required to play in a league with reasonable amounts of travelling . It might not be great now but in 20-30 years time the lowland league has potential to be brilliant. But below this every thing needs to be regionalised because it is a waste of everyone's times sending pub teams to play league games 100 miles away...

I heard that the game should never have gone ahead in the first place, but they were put under pressure from wick to play anyway after the long Journey. The pitch was always unpayable with the ball getting stuck in two inch deep puddles.

Clubs I have visited such as Bonnyrigg, Linlithgow and Bo'ness would comfortably be able to lift averages into the 500s if they were playing against reasonably supported opposition every week. When the Eos Premier is in existence next year we will see some very large crowds...