Yeah that was a real turn-up for the books. After witnessing the home draw with Berwick last week it was pretty much all over and a play-off against EK/ Cove or Brora was on the cards.
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Originally posted by Gerontophile View PostThat is fucked up.
(This is inappropriate, but I've literally never heard Bearsden called East Dunbartonshire. And, that's tenuous at best.)
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That depends on what month you left school, youngster. East Dunbartonshire was created in 1996 when the local and regional councils were reorganised, they merged Bearsden and Milngavie council with Strathkelvin council to create it. East Dunbartonshire is a confusing name even for people who live there, no wonder Gerontophile is baffled. But it's currently accurate.
Anyway, there are 32 council areas in Scotland, 10 of them don't have any senior professional football teams in playing in the top 4 leagues, name them... No Googling now!
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Orkney, Shetland, Na h-Eileanan Siar (what I assume you mean by 'Hebrides'), Argyll and Bute, Borders, East Lothian all correct. We've not had a Sutherland and Caithness for a while, Elgin City are in Moray. Still four to get...
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Originally posted by AMMS View PostThat depends on what month you left school, youngster. East Dunbartonshire was created in 1996 when the local and regional councils were reorganised, they merged Bearsden and Milngavie council with Strathkelvin council to create it. East Dunbartonshire is a confusing name even for people who live there, no wonder Gerontophile is baffled. But it's currently accurate.
Anyway, there are 32 council areas in Scotland, 10 of them don't have any senior professional football teams in playing in the top 4 leagues, name them... No Googling now!
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Originally posted by Lang Spoon View PostOne of the Ayrshires?
Midlothian
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- Mar 2010
- 1377
- Southern Hemisphere
- St Mirren, Perth Glory
- Milk Chocolate digestive (has to be McVities)
I don't normally celebrate Celtic goals, but yesterday I was bloody delighted to see them get a winner deep into injury time at Dundee, especially with Hamilton beating the Jambos on Saturday.
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Okay, here's your 'lacking senior football for now' list.
Argyll and Bute (unlikely anytime soon),
East Dunbartonshire (2 or 3 Junior sides that could conceivably work their way up at some point),
East Lothian (probably some ex East Of Scotland side, ask RobM),
East Renfrewshire (Arthurlie and Neilston in with a shout if they fancy leaving the Juniors),
Midlothian (Whitehill Welfare are in the Lowland League),
Na h-Eileanan Siar, Orkney, Shetland (not anytime soon...),
North Ayrshire (loads of Junior sides who might fancy it)
and lastly Borders (Gala Fairydean and Selkirk are in the Lowland League, perhaps after Brexit Berwick will rejoin Scotland...).
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Originally posted by DPDPDPDP View PostI see that the Rangers Colombian Tom Daly has failed in his appeal to get his yellow card rescinded for his first dive in the match against Aberdeen. There was no need to appeal the next 1/2 dozen dives because remarkably the ref took no action on these.
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Can't recall East Lothian having an SPFL or predecessor league team.
Think the closest it's got was Preston Athletic in the Lowland League at one point.
There was also talk of setting up an East Lothian United team at one stage which would play in Prestonpans, think it was when Gretna got in that the idea was floated.
Lot of East Lothian footballers who've made the grade start up at Berwick if they go senior, they train in The Pans given that few, if any, of their players come from Berwick.
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Selkirk's went under, not sure if that's it for them but the club withdrew from the Lowland this year. Usual story of somebody bankrolling them, getting bored with his toy and throwing it out the pram.
Load of history destroyed getting Gary O'Connor in and promising the Earth before withdrawing the funding.
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