T H E Reeler

Read everything and believe nothing, unless it’s on Twitter, FB, P&B, the Courier or somebody’s mate knows somebody wha kens aw aboot it.

it’s a past that don’t have and never will. We know our place ,,we don’t have delusions of grandeur. We’ll still look forwards to playing you. Nothing to be worried about,,,,,

Nor any Scottish Junior finals ,,,,,, how many times have you won the nations top competition??? Oohhh errmmm ,,,,, always the bridesmaids never the bride.

I’m not at all interested in yer 41 points from Tom, Dick or Harry. You were lucky in each game. wouldn’t it be great to meet in the Scottish Cup, if you get through ,,,,,

I’ll let you know when they’re fixed,,,,

Yep 6 points and you didn’t deserve 2

Exactly. But it was really good of them to test the lights 6 days before they were needed. You could install a complete system that time. How long would it take to fix them eh???

Better than 1 league win

No real surprises in the premier except the Tynie aren’t in that category. Rosyth shouldn’t be in that position.

Agreed, that’s not a bad bench to have available. I’d think many clubs would have most of these guys as first picks.

Allegedly there’s a floodlight issue. At least Gretna 2008 gave 6 days warning that the lights wouldn’t work

True enough,,very true. I can remember the Musselburgh vs Dunbar match last season. I know what you mean regarding away win.

So many words written and none of them about what actually happens on the pitch. Folk must have time on their hands

What I’m clearly seeing within this division is a wide range of facilities. Having visited several grounds in this league, it’s clear that several clubs have prioritised ground improvements, comfort and safety for those attending. Others clearly haven’t bothered in this respect. It must be difficult to fund improvements - everything seems to be increasing in cost. But there’s no getting away from the fact that facility wise, there’s a a lot of room for improvement(s). I’m unsure of the SFA standards for admission, but the EoSFA seem to have set the bar fairly low. That’s probably to acknowledge that most clubs simply cannot afford to throw money around. The priority being the managers budget and ground improvements lagging way behind. If I ever win the lottery I’ll happily spread some cash around. I may play several more lines, but sadly I’m never a winner…