MattEmulsion

Gow scored probably within 30 seconds of the game kicking off, then I thought Annbank controlled most of the 1st half and were the better team, knocked the ball around well and looked good for the win. 2nd half the Gow stepped up the tempo, chased every ball and just wanted the win more. If it went to ET I think they would have won it, nevertheless pens it was and their keeper made a couple of good saves to win the game.

Boring…zzz 🗣

Unless I’m being stupid here, but where are Lesmahagow? Pretty sure they won their last tie?

Yes mate, I only saw them for the first time yesterday but he was excellent. Really strong and a brilliant left foot.

Watched Lesmahagow beat Harestanes 7-1. Harestanes missed a pen after probably 30 seconds of the game, was quite even until maybe 3-1 then Harestanes fell apart. Number 9 for Lesmahagow is a handful.

Not sure. The Gow are absolutely humping the premier so far, beat the Anvil 8-0 and Oban Saints 9-1 (I think).

Watched the new team West Park Utd beat Fallin 1-0 today. Very good team, no disrespect to the other teams in their division but I’d be very surprised if they don’t get promoted this year.

It doesny. Nothing works, but I think I agree with binge, is it possible to have 3/4 of a season next year?

Amateur football/football in general is far from the biggest worry, I'm sure everyone will agree. Still doesn't mean we can't discuss it or keep it in mind.

What I said could easily be applied to professional football, look at Leicester for example. If they scrapped this season, who would be in the CL/EL? League coefficients etc - do they just wipe anything that's happened this season? Not sure if there is a solution out there at all.

It's a tricky one, wouldn't be fair for teams to just be handed the league if they are on top at the moment and others have a chance of winning it. Same applies to relegation. Equally, it's a sore one for the likes of Drumchapel or Tollcross who weren't perhaps fancied to go as far as they have in the Scottish. If we just stopped and voided it, all their hard work would go unrewarded. I think postponement might be the fairest option, but not sure how that would work going in to next season.

Aye, the one from the cut back in the box was a cracking save.

Left with a few minutes to go so never saw that. Fancy Fintry to win the replay.

Drumchapel 1 Fintry 1, Fintry 1-0 up at HT. Drumchapel a lot better 2nd half, will be disappointed not to win it. Horrible conditions.

Anyone know if Drumchapel vs Fintry is being played at Glenhead Park or moved to an Astro?

Is there any local Sunday teams of a "lesser" level around the North of Glasgow that I could train/coach with? Played a bit of senior/junior/decent amateur back many years ago, unfit as f**k now and for many years watching senior football home/away. Love the amateur game, done a few coaching badges so hopefully can bring something, just want to get off my arse and enjoy football again, whether it be playing or coaching. If theres any teams that need a hand, give me a shout. Cheers.

I understand what it is, but what is the context here? Amateur teams potentially playing against Junior teams? People have said "teams can apply to join the pyramid", wondering how that will look.

What is this Pyramid thing? Just seen this, behind on the times.

Watched Wishaw vs Oban today, cracking game. Wishaw dominant 1st half, conceded against the run of play. Oban a lot better 2nd half, draw probably a fair result.

Who's the young no.10 for Harestanes? Cracking player.

Heard there was 4 men sent off. All for Anvil or what?

Drumchapel Ams vs Uddy Anvil should be a good one, Anvil with a great result last week against Bannockburn after getting pumped 7-2 earlier in the season.

That's the way I read it too. Are they withdrawing it in the knowledge that the SAFA will investigate it anyway, time will tell...

Fucking hell, Henderson Delivers is no longer the worst c**t on this sub any more! Jeeso.

c**t would give a paracetamol a sore heed.