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Cheers for that! A good read. Ach, you're really an English club, so why not transfer to an English league?

Correct, no points are awarded for the final. It's just a two-legged tie, with the aggregate winners playing in League Two next season.

If it was outside the Montrose dressing room it was also outside the Airdrie one, they're right beside each other. Some of the Airdrie players were singled out for 'projecting staunchness' during the match against Sellick. I seriously doubt that came from the Airdrie dressing room, and was more than likely directed that way...

Perhaps an indication of an attacking side, which spend more time in the box?

It most certainly would not increase attendances, see the Challenge Cup attendances for evidence of that. In that case there are no benefits at all.

Positive: will probably increase attendances and therefore the revenue in League Two. Negative: how would it affect promotion? What if Aberdeen, Hearts and Hibs wanted to enter Colt sides, too? Potentially could that mean the side finishing sixth gets promoted, or would we allow the Colt teams to rise up to the Championship? Can they enter the cups - if not does that give them an advantage, due to less congested fixtures? Does it not cheapen the league?

Who mentioned religion?! The IRA are a Marxist, Irish Republican terrorist organisation. Marxists tend not to be religious, and Charles Parnell and Wolfe Tone are both examples of Protestant Irish nationalists. So your post just implies ignorant virtue signalling - "ooh, look at me. I'm above all this religious bigotry." Of course, the IRA are a wicked, disgusting group, and playing a song which has the chorus "ooh, ahh up the RA" is, at the very least, a tacit endorsement of their activities. However I'd be lying if I said I found it shocking to hear that in a Scottish football stadium, or that it disappointed me - though surprised at Montrose FC.

This will be an interesting affair. I reckon the Lowland League is much stronger, but then Cove beat us (Airdrie) away from home recently. I think the (relatively) new pyramid structure is a great idea, and look forward to this.

I always feel for Clyde. I know you used to play in Rutherglen and have moved around a wee bit. The move to Cumbernauld made sense, given the size of the tow, but with the OF allegiances it was always going to be difficult for you. I hope the club prospers and attracts new followers. Good to see you doing well.

Did I not read a German club published a programme with that as the club's name?! Hilarious if true.

Well presumably they could have negotiated a larger capacity. 500 is nothing - what if they ever made it to the Championship?

Will the club be returning to Meadowbank?! I understand the new stadium will have a capacity of just 500. The club cannot be very ambitious if that's the case.

Where on earth are you fae?

I remembered that, but didn't realise their goals came so late! A sore yin. I can't believe how much more interesting lower league football is. Of course Rangers only struggled in the Championship, so never really thpught much about the leagues. The East Kilbride v Cove game looks tasty. Plus there's Albion Rover's destiny, the sides promoted and relegated. It's so myopic being an OF supporter - anything other than winning the league is ultimately a failure. That waiting list might be one of the best things that happened to me, in footballing terms.

Ach, that sounds like sour grapes...