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Excuse my ignorance, it's a Covid/holidays/too many late nights brain freeze!

Are their 34 fixtures this season (ie home and away) in this seasons EOS Premier, in which case we're miles behind factoring in games in hand etc, or is it a one off 17 game season in which case there's loads of time to fit everything in.  (again, any number of really poor excuses for not knowing this already!).

Many thanks in advance!

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Home-n-away season of 34 games.

It is not miles behind. Clubs have played (on average) 11 league games over the 12 weeks since it began on October 10th; and have (on average) 23 league left for the 21 weeks remaining until due to finish on May 22nd.

[Clyde have played 8 league games + 4 league cup group ties = 12 over the 12 weeks since you began on October 6th; and have 19 league games left for the 18 weeks remaining until due to finish on May 1st. Barely different].

Should've reached 14 league games going by original list. Everyone being let into Scottish Cup basically wiped-out Dec 12th and 26th, weather some more.

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4 minutes ago, HibeeJibee said:

Home-n-away season of 34 games.

It is not miles behind. Clubs have played (on average) 11 league games over the 12 weeks since it began on October 10th; and have (on average) 23 league left for the 21 weeks remaining until it is due to finish on May 22nd.

Should've been at 14 league games per original list. Everyone being let into Scottish Cup basically wiped-out Dec 12th and 26th, plus weather some more.

Excellent thanks.  Off topic for here I appreciate but are the WOS home/away too?

Also, could there potentially be a 3 way playoff - ie Jeanfield or Tranent, Clydebank or Tranent, and maybe Threave too if they pip Stranraer to the SOS, for the right to go into the Lowland?

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10 minutes ago, Bundesliga Boy said:

Excellent thanks.  Off topic for here I appreciate but are the WOS home/away too?

Also, could there potentially be a 3 way playoff - ie Jeanfield or Tranent, Clydebank or Tranent, and maybe Threave too if they pip Stranraer to the SOS, for the right to go into the Lowland?

All southerly pyramid leagues are home-n-away.

If there are 3 licensed champions "round robin" is due on Sat 29th May > Tue/Wed 1st/2nd Jun > Sat 5th Jun... if 2 licensed then 2-legged playoff on 29th & 5th.

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Just now, HibeeJibee said:

All southerly pyramid leagues are home-n-away.

If there are 3 licensed champions a roundrobin is due on Sat 29th May, Tue/Wed 1st/2nd Jun and Sat 5th Jun.

You should actually be on Sportscene!  In all sincerity, very much appreciated.

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27 minutes ago, HibeeJibee said:

Home-n-away season of 34 games.

It is not miles behind. Clubs have played (on average) 11 league games over the 12 weeks since it began on October 10th; and have (on average) 23 league left for the 21 weeks remaining until due to finish on May 22nd.

[Clyde have played 8 league games + 4 league cup group ties = 12 over the 12 weeks since you began on October 6th; and have 19 league games left for the 18 weeks remaining until due to finish on May 1st. Barely different].

Should've reached 14 league games going by original list. Everyone being let into Scottish Cup basically wiped-out Dec 12th and 26th, weather some more.

Appreciate the edited Clyde analogy, but worth bearing in mind their 3G pitch whereas Penicuik for example are already 5 league games behind and that may well increase over Jan, Feb and maybe even March too.

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1 hour ago, Bundesliga Boy said:

Excuse my ignorance, it's a Covid/holidays/too many late nights brain freeze!

Are their 34 fixtures this season (ie home and away) in this seasons EOS Premier, in which case we're miles behind factoring in games in hand etc, or is it a one off 17 game season in which case there's loads of time to fit everything in.  (again, any number of really poor excuses for not knowing this already!).

Many thanks in advance!

Just to add a little to HJ's answer, he's the original fixture list, so you can see where we ought to be and what's left to fit in: https://www.eosfl.com/downloads/eosfl/The-East-of-Scotland-Football-League-Season-2020-21-Fixture-List.pdf

This is on the EOSFL website front page.

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9 minutes ago, GordonS said:

Just to add a little to HJ's answer, he's the original fixture list, so you can see where we ought to be and what's left to fit in: https://www.eosfl.com/downloads/eosfl/The-East-of-Scotland-Football-League-Season-2020-21-Fixture-List.pdf

This is on the EOSFL website front page.

So EOS definitely behind other leagues as things stand, but midweek games will sort that in due course.

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10 hours ago, Bundesliga Boy said:

Excellent thanks.  Off topic for here I appreciate but are the WOS home/away too?

Also, could there potentially be a 3 way playoff - ie Jeanfield or Tranent, Clydebank or Tranent, and maybe Threave too if they pip Stranraer to the SOS, for the right to go into the Lowland?

Wos teams would need to get licensed I'm not sure any will

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17 minutes ago, AlanCamelonfan said:

Wos teams would need to get licensed I'm not sure any will

There will be a few id guess. Whether they end up winning the league for it to matter is a different concern. 

We've seen in the East the last couple of years how clubs have been able to get their last few touches done near the end. 

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21 minutes ago, FairWeatherFan said:

There will be a few id guess. Whether they end up winning the league for it to matter is a different concern. 

We've seen in the East the last couple of years how clubs have been able to get their last few touches done near the end. 

I think this year is an unusual year. Kilwinning have already said they wouldnt be getting licensed this yr

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11 minutes ago, AlanCamelonfan said:

I think this year is an unusual year. Kilwinning have already said they wouldnt be getting licensed this yr

They had a ton more work to do than most, having only moved in about 18 months ago to what was largely a pitch at a sports centre. Rutherglen saying not this year is a bit more surprising by comparison. 

There's at least 6 others in the mix: Talbot, Clydebank, Darvel, Irvine Meadow, Cumnock, and Petershill. With other possibilities with a lower profile that might be quietly working on it. Getting 3 is a possibility. 

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