tom_widdows

They are fortunate the league is decided by points, then goal difference, then goals scored, and THEN head to head record. The latter seems to be the main tie break in a couple of euro leagues and if that was the case in the championship its Livi - 3 wins 1 draw

Is gray getting a 3 year extension the kiss of death for hibs good form?

Leeds and Burnley both promoted to EPL after the latter beat sheffield united. Burnley have only conceded 15 league goals this season with two games to go. The current record is 30

Falkirk really making hard work of their promotion. 1-0 up with 3mins to go. End up losing 3-1 with Raith and Partick now level on points for 4th. Falkirk at Firhill on Friday night with both teams now under pressure

Hibs have cut SEVCO and Arab allocations for their two remaining home games. Max 1500 down from up to 2900 earlier in the season

Bodo/Glimt knock out Lazio on Penalties in Rome Europa League semi finals confirmed Spurs vs Bodo/Glimt Bilbao (what a shame) vs Man Utd

Hamilton Accies given a 15point deduction which essentially relegates them (now 8 points behind Airdrie with 3 games to go). ------------------------------------------------------------- Hamilton Academical say they are "astonished" after a 15-point deduction for breaching league rules left them facing relegation from the Scottish Championship. The SPFL revealed the club had been charged with four offences, and say an independent disciplinary tribunal found the Lanarkshire club guilty. John Rankin's side were seven points clear of bottom side Airdrieonians in the second tier but their punishment means they are now eight adrift with nine points left to play for and could be relegated as soon as this weekend. According to the league, the offences relate a failure to pay six players and not acting in "good faith" when dealing with the SPFL about the removal of a transfer ban following previous financial issues. The other charges relate to: giving incorrect information to the league about the ownership of the club's stadium a late submission of their membership criteria for the season failing to meet the required standard of Scottish FA licence to participate in the league. As well as a points deduction the club has been fined £9,000, £2,500 of which is suspended pending further indiscretions. In response, Hamilton said they are "astonished and disappointed at the tribunal decision". "We are awaiting the written reasons whereupon the board will meet to consider an appeal," a statement added. "Until any appeal process is concluded we shall be making no further comment." It was revealed earlier this month that Hamilton face leaving their New Douglas Park home because the ground is rented to them by the club's previous owners. They face Queen's Park at home on Saturday and need to win to avoid immediately dropping into League 1. However, they do have a right to appeal the decision to the Scottish FA, which throws up the possibility of the campaign ending without knowing which league Accies will be in next season. SPFL now coming down hard on clubs - analysis Brian McLauchlin BBC Sport Scotland Senior Reporter This points deduction could hardly come at a more difficult time of the season. It has taken Hamilton from within touching distance of retaining their place in the Championship to almost guaranteeing relegation to League 1. In recent seasons, both Edinburgh City and Bonnyrigg Rose have had points deductions imposed for breaching SPFL rules. And it appears the SPFL are now beginning to come down hard on clubs who fail to adhere to the rules and regulations that others abide by. The players at Accies - along with manager John Rankin - have performed well in recent weeks with big wins at Dunfermline and Partick giving them all hope of survival. This will be a bitter pill to swallow for all of those involved. Hamilton have five working days to appeal against the sanctions and, with the league due to be concluded in just over two weeks, there is little time left for those in control at the club to try and save them from the drop.

Darren Ferguson becomes first manager to win the old 'auto windscreens' shield (or whatever its called now). Two great goals with the first adding to the list of great free kicks this week

Charlie Mulgrew & Mark Kerr resign from Kelty Hearts after 11 games in charge (3 draws, 1 win, 7 defeats, 5 Goals scored, 21 conceded)

Not at hampden but 1990 scottish cup semi at tynecastle was a victory in the white away kit

Val Kilmer - 65

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I see someone is suggesting they move to a new smaller stadium built at the new UHI campus. A smaller stadium (with room to expand) would seem to make sense but I'm not sure putting it even further away from the town centre with an even more convoluted walking/ public transport route is going to help them. If they were to build a new stadium and it is feasible I think trying to do something with the existing facilities at Bucht Park or perhaps the the 'Northern Meeting Park' both of which are much closer to the city centre. Fairly sure I recall ASDA or Sainsburys sniffing about the existing caley stadium site about 15years ago with the suggestion being a similar deal to what St Mirren got for Love Street with the new stadium being built in or around Bucht Park Perhaps if they can convince Clachnacudden and the shinty team's Boards that ICT isnt a basket case money pit they could perhaps agree to share the new facilities further creating a proper world class sports village for the Highlands?

Not been to Pittodrie for a while but drawings suggest to me 200-300 seats will be removed to install this. £5-7k potential ticket money lost each game for something which looks to be only fully visible from certain parts of the Main stand and RDL. fair enough.......