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Last visit we got into bar in stand. Is this still open? Cricket club open? Best pubs in town? Previously been in old post office pub i think. Any other recommendations?

Decent point under circumstances the going behind. Managed a few pints up stairs as wee bar busy.

Can mind leaving the Shire after midweek draw thinking that was it. Then winning on the Sat at Stenny. Davey Hay pulling off big save near the end from some mincer (Mercer perhaps?) and we got the 2-1 victory. Had we won at Shire and only drew on the Sat here am i right in saying we wouldn't have won the league? What a season.

What's pub situation ? Wee bar or Worriers open? Few in town centre we've been in, Plough i think one. Is this still open?

Head a wee bit burst with this one. Had long discussions with 3 other fans late last night and still don't know what to think. As a player he's definitely a top player, especially at this level. Yes he was very young when he done these horrible crimes. He's lost out on potential top career with Hearts if not kicking on further. But still think a murder would get a better reception. The club must have thought long and hard about this. He's always played well against us, so if we didn't sign him another rival would. Is this the fact the club have taken? Everyone bound to know there will be a reaction. Brave move. Decent read this https://www.heraldscotland.com/sport/14148314.spiers-sport-time-rehabilitate-shamed-craig-thomson-scottish-football/

Just checked there but fully booked now

All the best for play offs Genuinely hope you survive these playoffs

Thought prices not that bad with this company. Last I heard Glasgow sold out but still a few spaces left from Aberdeen. https://wonkysheep.co.uk/

Seemingly they wanted a guarantee game would go ahead - Kelty have the astro pitch

That was midweek i'm sure - Dennis McGlaughlan scored 4?

Well done Nelly

https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/sport/football/hearts/hearts-youngsters-connor-smith-and-chris-hamilton-leaving-loan-2985373

GOOD TO GO FOR 20/21 - NEW SIGNING Today it was confirmed that the SPFL L2 campaign for season 2020/21 will commence on 17 October and that the League season will comprise 27 matches. With that start date in mind, Cowdenbeath FC are pleased to announce signing news for the season ahead. Firstly, we are delighted to confirm that defender Ross Clarke has put pen to paper for Cowdenbeath FC. Ross (24) was with Albion Rovers last season and was named as Player of the Year by the Cliftonhill club. We offer Ross a very warm welcome to Central Park (once we open up again!!) Also signing on for the new season are Jacob Glass and Lewis Owens, both of whom were with the club last year. Jacob and Lewis have now both turned 17 and will be looking to break through into the first XI in the season ahead. They are also both still able to turn out for the FEFA U-18 side given we will not have a reserve side in 2020/21. We wish all 3 players every success in 2020/21.

Great read - that last day decider at Alloa was a disaster [emoji26]