Burnieman

So what now for BSC Glasgow Broomhill Own Goal? They are no longer connected to the club that they took their name from, not in Glasgow or their surrogate home of Alloa, no fans once the podcast kids disappear. Maybe Mr.Fraser will do the decent thing and shut up shop and open up another place for tier 6 next season.

The ground requirements were also amended and tightened after many clubs left the Juniors to move to the EoS. Inverkeithing/Ballast Bank would get nowhere near the EoS now, Stirling Uni Reserves can't meet requirements either at Gannochy. 3g cages are also unwelcome as Letham found out, Leith moved out of theirs and back to Meadowbank. Again, not sure how Rosyth can move to Pitreavie and meet requirements unless there's further plans. On the whole, grounds are improving every season. Groundshares though remain a concern, what are Edinburgh South's plans for a home of their own for example?

The last two Hearts B home games have been called off. The point is of course that with two clubs using the ground, there's perhaps less risky options available.

Jeezo, just in case the pitch wasn't being used enough!

In which case, I'm puzzled at this "solution".

Was in the area yesterday so took a look at Pitreavie. What struck me is the location of the new pitch, that can't meet EoS criteria given the distance from the building, also looking at the plans there appears to be no provision for facilities to be added closer eg. modular buildings. Using the existing 3g would make more sense being closer to the existing building. Also, whichever pitch it is, it's not any better than what they have now which already isn't EoS compliant. Hopefully there's additional facilities to be provided, they'll also need more car parking space.

What was the script with Harmony Row, are they going back to concentrating on their youth set-up and handed the senior team over to Giffnock?

I doubt that there will be any further re-organisation unless it's absolutely necessary. Next season the third div will be 10 or 11, that provides plenty room for any prospective new applicants.

Diss Town.. town.......is coming like a ghost town All the clubs have been closed down

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/rangers-celtic-conference-green-light-29486579

They could be in for another tough season come August, the Second Division would seem to be a better environment to halt the decline and rebuild. Good luck to them though, we need more of them and less Syngenta's.

I wonder if clubs had any say in this at all, clearly if they do it would need to be aired/agreed at the time as you can't have Dalbeattie fancying the WoS or EoS come May which would then have an impact on those leagues.

Designated Leagues for each SLFL club in event of relegation The meeting decided which League each SLFL club would go to if it was to be relegated at the end of season 2022/23. To the East of Scotland Football League: Berwick Rangers, Bo’ness United, Civil Service Strollers, Cowdenbeath, East Stirlingshire, Edinburgh University, Gala Fairydean Rovers, Spartans, Tranent Juniors and University of Stirling. To the South of Scotland Football League: Dalbeattie Star and Gretna 2008. To the West of Scotland Football League: Caledonian Braves, Cumbernauld Colts, East Kilbride and Open Goal Broomhill

Happy to help, the meeting of the 4 leagues on 20/06/22; Designated Leagues for each SLFL club in event of relegation The meeting decided which League each SLFL club would go to if it was to be relegated at the end of season 2022/23. To the East of Scotland Football League: Berwick Rangers, Bo’ness United, Civil Service Strollers, Cowdenbeath, East Stirlingshire, Edinburgh University, Gala Fairydean Rovers, Spartans, Tranent Juniors and University of Stirling. To the South of Scotland Football League: Dalbeattie Star and Gretna 2008. To the West of Scotland Football League: Caledonian Braves, Cumbernauld Colts, East Kilbride and Open Goal Broomhill

That's it, Orbiston FC, nicknamed "The Roy's"