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[jimbaxters 2,402]

13 hours ago, Ceejayar said:

Darvel away to Cumbernauld on Saturday, have enjoyed the visits there over the past few years, great facilities for adults and the kids have a great time on the 5 a side pitches, a big miss on the away day calendar.

Are they definitely away from home? I thought they'd struck a deal with the WoSFL to play at home every week? Worried about their phone batteries presumably.

[Ceejayar 450]

12 hours ago, jimbaxters said:

Are they definitely away from home? I thought they'd struck a deal with the WoSFL to play at home every week? Worried about their phone batteries presumably.

Scheduled to be away but must be debatable with Cumbernauld’s pitch historically not great with rain, in saying that our pitch won’t take much more . I did hear a rumour that they were thinking of playing elsewhere though for a few weeks to give the pitch a rest🤷🏻‍♂️

[Kenny*******Powers 117]

1 hour ago, Ceejayar said:

Scheduled to be away but must be debatable with Cumbernauld’s pitch historically not great with rain, in saying that our pitch won’t take much more . I did hear a rumour that they were thinking of playing elsewhere though for a few weeks to give the pitch a rest🤷🏻‍♂️

Probably move them to Glasgow, closer for all the playing squad 

[catakoom 157]

Are they definitely away from home? I thought they'd struck a deal with the WoSFL to play at home every week? Worried about their phone batteries presumably.

And now you think you are Peter Kay.

[jimbaxters 2,402]

1 hour ago, catakoom said:

On 24/11/2020 at 07:28, jimbaxters said:

Are they definitely away from home? I thought they'd struck a deal with the WoSFL to play at home every week? Worried about their phone batteries presumably.

And now you think you are Peter Kay.

The hypocrisy is looking out of me, aye.

[Ginaro 1,792]

There are now fixtures out for the season on wosfl.co.uk - though I'm a bit surprised to see clubs which had won their South Challenge Cup ties have matches scheduled for the next round on 6th February.

[cmontheloknow 3,777]

So £10 million for all clubs below the SPFL Premiership, including the women's game too, a lot of clubs to spread that around. Interesting to see the criteria.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/scotland/55254701

Edited December 10, 2020 by cmontheloknow

[santheman 641]

On 10/12/2020 at 17:37, cmontheloknow said:

So £10 million for all clubs below the SPFL Premiership, including the women's game too, a lot of clubs to spread that around. Interesting to see the criteria.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/scotland/55254701

A proper set of accounts for a start

[FairWeatherFan 3,713]

18 minutes ago, Burnieman said:

https://www.scottishfa.co.uk/news/scottish-football-wins-with-135m-national-lottery-partnership/?rid=13929

£1.35m split amongst the non-league pyramid. Nothing going to the SPFL, Juniors or NCL. If everyone was treated equally it would be just over £8k per club.

[Lobby Dossar 145]

3 minutes ago, FairWeatherFan said:

£1.35m split amongst the non-league pyramid. Nothing going to the SPFL, Juniors or NCL. If everyone was treated equally it would be just over £8k per club.

Their professional …… they can apply for a loan and pay it back !!! why the feck should the tax payer give money so clubs can give people playing sport as a 2nd job money.

As I say it’s a sport and not these guys main source of income if they want to play the sport then by all means carry on but no way should they be a looking for joe public to bail them out. There’s going to be enough people shortly with no job without throwing money at clubs who will just pish it against the wall paying stupid wages to a lot of very average football players.

[FairWeatherFan 3,713]

45 minutes ago, Lobby Dossar said:

Their professional …… they can apply for a loan and pay it back !!! why the feck should the tax payer give money so clubs can give people playing sport as a 2nd job money.

As I say it’s a sport and not these guys main source of income if they want to play the sport then by all means carry on but no way should they be a looking for joe public to bail them out. There’s going to be enough people shortly with no job without throwing money at clubs who will just pish it against the wall paying stupid wages to a lot of very average football players.

Its the National Lottery's charitable arm, not the Government. You'll probably find they've given plenty of funding to football & sport over the years. So its not exactly new. 

You've also jumped straight to paying players, which I doubt will be the main way clubs use the funding. 

[parsforlife 2,319]

32 minutes ago, FairWeatherFan said:

Its the National Lottery's charitable arm, not the Government. You'll probably find they've given plenty of funding to football & sport over the years. So its not exactly new. 

You've also jumped straight to paying players, which I doubt will be the main way clubs use the funding. 

It’s not even the charitable part of the lottery.   This is a commercial deal.

[The Ilford Drummer 248]

Some sensible but unconfirmed numbers doing the rounds. 

[Andy groundhopper 222]

Think in all honesty if  there are grants etc available to clubs, the one statement must apply : this mustn't be used to pay wages. I'm sure it's needed for other areas. (Officials, electric,water bills) Question I'd ask is 'which clubs do we want to save ? ' bet you'll get differing reactions to that.

[Glass ceiling 20]

£7,200 to each paricipating club this season 

 

£2,500 for teams who decided not to participate 

[Lynchmob11 4]

If these figure are correct this aid will be a huge help to all the clubs and only right that the teams that opted out get less than the teams who stuck with season.

[Glass ceiling 20]

Those figures are bang on mate 👍

[The Ilford Drummer 248]

Tomorrow's water logged treble.

Hurlford,KRR and Rutherglen. 

[Ceejayar 450]

1 hour ago, Glass ceiling said:

£7,200 to each paricipating club this season 

 

£2,500 for teams who decided not to participate 

3 weeks wages to some premiership teams

[gaswork 48]

3 hours ago, The Ilford Drummer said:

Tomorrow's water logged treble.

Hurlford,KRR and Rutherglen. 

Another pathetic snidey post from a supporter of a club in kilbirnie who bottled it and decided not to play . The likes of you with no backbone and an arrogant attitude are a joke. 

The likes of you and others at clubs who pulled out for sure expected more to sit a season out,  well you know what they didn't and the vast majority are getting on with things admirably and will soon receive welcome financial support before supporters are let before the season is done. 

Edited December 19, 2020 by gaswork