Fillin

Reading that few pages on Kickback is incredible. From "I've heard we've agreed £5m" to "if they're offering £5m we must have a strong case so tell them to poke it" to calculating how much each club would end up losing. Intermixed with "interdict" and "go nuclear" like they've got any sort of power to bring down the whole of Scottish football.

I think the 7500 number when we were at 6800 sold was a bit suspect. 7500 seems optimistic with distancing but convenient for a little marketing campaign to boost sales

Suspended for that?

Nothing has changed with entry priority - it's just a bit poorly worded on that article. They expect to be allowed 7500 fans in at first, and the first 7500 season tickets sold will be those allowed in. If they are allowed more in then it's "first come first served" from now. i.e 7501 - 8000 would get in if we're allowed 8000 in. If it turns out we are only allowed something less than 7500 in then it will be based on Priority Points from the first 7500 ST holders. (I read this on twitter in a reply from either the club or the SLO but looking back for it now I can't see it).

From what I understand the "legal case" has all been about the validity of the vote to end the season - mostly over the suspicious circumstances around the Dundee vote and what Hearts and Partick aim to do is to nullify that vote, meaning they are still in their previous divisions. Is it viable that Hearts/Partick win the case but the SPFL then call a new vote of clubs to end last season - rectifying any procedural errors that caused the previous one to be invalid? With a No vote at that point causing all sorts of logistical and commercial disruption it would become even more of a landslide victory for Yes, wouldn't it?