BigAl Posted April 19 Report Posted April 19 5 hours ago, Jute said: Since January City have been rotten and would expect Brora to cruise passed them. If they want promotion of course. January City How the fuck did predictive text come up with that Quote
blinlemon Posted April 19 Report Posted April 19 6 hours ago, TheDonbytheDee said: Edinburgh are shyte. You would imagine that Brora would come out the winners. Twice in three years this scenario has happened. The same happened when Buckie Thistle won the highland league. Linlithgow’s isn’t the same as the Buckie experience, as Buckie failed to apply for an offered waiver by a stated deadline. Linlithgow did apply, but this application was refused and they lost their chance. I have no idea what the beaks have designated as non-compliance. There was huge speculation at the time of Buckie’s knock-back - which continues - that Buckie may have deliberately self-sabotaged in missing the deadline. Comfort zones and that. Quote
Jute Posted April 19 Report Posted April 19 2 hours ago, BigAl said: January City How the fuck did predictive text come up with that Missing coma. 1 Quote
Jute Posted April 19 Report Posted April 19 Pretty drab first half in the Super Classico but Boca 1-0 up after VAR awarded penalty just before half time. Quote
CurlsLikeTattie Posted April 20 Report Posted April 20 On 18/04/2026 at 15:48, swaddon said: 10 years ago, Leicester City were champions of England. Now, they're one game away from relegation to the third tier. It's a funny old game, Saint. I'm hoping that if Hearts win the league this season the same happens to them............but quicker 1 Quote
wokinginashearerwonderland Posted April 20 Report Posted April 20 12 hours ago, blinlemon said: There was huge speculation at the time of Buckie’s knock-back - which continues - that Buckie may have deliberately self-sabotaged in missing the deadline. Comfort zones and that. It is not so much comfort zones but more that the pyramid system is great in theory but in practice just does not make sense. Why on earth would a team like Buckie want to be going away to places like Stirling, Annan and Clyde every other week. If you are a player working during the week you just ain't going to want to spend 6 or 7 hours of every second Saturday on a bus. If you chuck in the travel costs for the club of doing that, it is just a stupid concept for a wee Highland League team. Quote
blinlemon Posted April 20 Report Posted April 20 (edited) 1 hour ago, wokinginashearerwonderland said: It is not so much comfort zones but more that the pyramid system is great in theory but in practice just does not make sense. Why on earth would a team like Buckie want to be going away to places like Stirling, Annan and Clyde every other week. If you are a player working during the week you just ain't going to want to spend 6 or 7 hours of every second Saturday on a bus. If you chuck in the travel costs for the club of doing that, it is just a stupid concept for a wee Highland League team. It’s what Highland League representatives agreed to when restructuring took place. The League lost two Inverness clubs, Ross County, Elgin, and Peterheid when a restructure allowed this. Otherwise, there was no merit-based system for ambitious clubs to progress to a higher level. Your point is valid, of course, but Cove were desperate to climb into it, as are Winton’s Banks O Dee, Atholl’s Formartine, and before they burnt themselves out by crazy over-spending, Locos. I’d imagine the Broch would swither over it too. i’m afraid the comfort zone factor does weigh significantly, though. At individual player level, i worked with a number of SHFL players who were frequently offered trials and transfers to eg the Angus clubs, but who saw no advantage in this. Wages might have been slightly higher, but they all said that getting to training two evenings a week, having to sacrifice holiday entitlement to enable midweek away matches, and arriving back in the city at an ungodly hour from such fixtures before working next day made it not worth their while. Brora are now two matches away from promotion, and are the second most geographically-disadavantaged of the current SHFL membership. It’ll be interesting to see if they’re up for it. Edited April 20 by blinlemon Thatcher’s still deid, the bastard. Quote
Jute Posted Tuesday at 20:39 Report Posted Tuesday at 20:39 St Johnstone win 2-0 tonight to get promoted back to Premier league. Quote
BigAl Posted Tuesday at 20:49 Report Posted Tuesday at 20:49 Leicester City relegated from The Championship down south Quote
Jute Posted Tuesday at 21:39 Report Posted Tuesday at 21:39 Chelsea beaten 3-0 by Brighton tonight with their fans shouting for Liam Rosenior to fuck off. Great to see such a vile club disintegrating. Quote
Jute Posted Wednesday at 21:32 Report Posted Wednesday at 21:32 Manchester City’s 1-0 win tonight puts them top of English league and officially relegates Burnley. Quote
swaddon Posted Wednesday at 21:51 Report Posted Wednesday at 21:51 It's strange to think that Millwall could be playing Premier League football next season. Should be interesting if West Ham and Chelsea stay up. Quote
manc_don Posted Thursday at 05:54 Report Posted Thursday at 05:54 8 hours ago, swaddon said: It's strange to think that Millwall could be playing Premier League football next season. Should be interesting if West Ham and Chelsea stay up. Millwall, never seen a high proportion of backward looking fuckwits in my life … (apart from Stybrox and Septic Park). Been in both away and home ends. Really does feel like a step back in time Still, would be amusing as hell to see them in the EPL. Quote
Jute Posted Friday at 20:13 Report Posted Friday at 20:13 Forest thumping Sunderland 4-0 in first half. Looking like it’s down to Spurs or West Ham for last relegation place. Quote
Jute Posted Friday at 20:47 Report Posted Friday at 20:47 On 23/04/2026 at 06:54, manc_don said: Millwall, never seen a high proportion of backward looking fuckwits in my life … (apart from Stybrox and Septic Park). Been in both away and home ends. Really does feel like a step back in time Still, would be amusing as hell to see them in the EPL. Making a mess of it tonight losing 1-0 to already relegated Leicester. ETA last minute equaliser for Millwall. Quote
tom_widdows Posted yesterday at 14:54 Report Posted yesterday at 14:54 York City promoted with an equaliser in the 103rd minute. Goal given by the linesman after a scramble Radio commentary claimed the 4th official was not allowed to hold up the board with the stoppage time to apparently help avoid pitch invasions. Rochdale scored in the 95th minute resulting in a pitch invasion that held up the game, then York fans invaded the pitch. Quote
swaddon Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago DABs leading the city's big team 1-0. That's good for us for avoiding the play-offs, but not so good for us finishing 7th. Quote
Jute Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago United 3-0 up on Dundee and Tribute Act losing 2-0 to Motherwell. Quote
tlg1903 Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 5 minutes ago, Jute said: United 3-0 up on Dundee and Tribute Act losing 2-0 to Motherwell. Watching the hun game, hilarious and no fluke. Quote
The.Moog Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago Watching Motherwell absolutely taking the piss out of the hun. Knocking it about for fun. Them & the Diets just make us, Dave & the prawcess look worse & worse. How Well can put that team together for absolute buttons, & we end up with the shower of shite we’ve got for the money we spent, is just staggering. I guess it gives hope that it is possible to put a good team together on a smaller budget than the cheeks - diets were gash last season too & look at them now - so fingers crossed for next season… Quote
Jute Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago Just now, tlg1903 said: Watching the hun game, hilarious and no fluke. Out and about so only got radio on but they are suggesting 0-2 flatters the Huns. Quote
tlg1903 Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 3 minutes ago, Jute said: Out and about so only got radio on but they are suggesting 0-2 flatters the Huns. should be at least 3, possibly 4 Quote
swaddon Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago A last minute winner for the Well at Ibrox. I can feel a statement coming on. 1 Quote
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