KenL
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Disappointing pitch invasion at the end.
The lads at StJ are doing an excellent job of making sure they don’t lose their gaffer.Couple of Hibs fans I have spoken to do not want Maloney.
Game was stopped for 4-5 minutes while Starfelt was treated after getting his nose bust open by a flying elbow. Ref ignored the elbow and booked Starfelt! Then compounded it by sending him off for a second booking. Bizarre is putting it mildly.
Great win in the circumstances, this season is going to go down to the wire imo.
Only 2 would be likely to be competitive in Premier League (or maybe not even there!). Two or three might be competitive in League 1, The rest are League 2 at best.I must confess that Rangers and Celtic look to be building decent teams with new managers.
Looks like it is going to be 'Shaunshine on Leith'
Excellent choice for club and new manager, I was wondering where Maloney would go to first.
SPFL now becoming quite a decent league.
No really weak sides.
Only 2 would be likely to be competitive in Premier League (or maybe not even there!). Two or three might be competitive in League 1, The rest are League 2 at best.
The bold bit in my post.As none of them play in any of those leagues, what’s the relevance to Doon’s comment?
The bold bit in my post.
I agree.Still not with you. They don’t play in those leagues and so their strength relative to those leagues is, well, irrelevant.
What an utterly bizarre thing to say.Only 2 would be likely to be competitive in Premier League (or maybe not even there!). Two or three might be competitive in League 1, The rest are League 2 at best.
I would say that Aberdeen, Hearts and Hibs are bigger clubs than Watford, Brighton, Burnley and Brentford. The money these clubs get from Television skew the view of many ill informed people of how successful Scottish clubs would be in that league. As to Celtic and The Rangers if they got the equivalent income from Sky they would be competing for the title within a few years.Only 2 would be likely to be competitive in Premier League (or maybe not even there!). Two or three might be competitive in League 1, The rest are League 2 at best.
I was 'measuring' them on current quality, not what they could be, given the rewards - which I agree, would be higher than they currently get. And I may have been a bit harsh too. The ones you mention might do ok against lower half Championship sides. My opinion of Aberdeen was/is probably tainted by the years I watched some of their games (Early 21st C, then 2010-12 or thereabouts, so unfortunate timing/I missed some of their 'good' period); they appear to have improved since then too. Again Hearts (the team my Gran, a West Calder native, followed) was going through its 'of Mid-Lithuania' period before subsequent rebirth via Ann Budge.I would say that Aberdeen, Hearts and Hibs are bigger clubs than Watford, Brighton, Burnley and Brentford. The money these clubs get from Television skew the view of many ill informed people of how successful Scottish clubs would be in that league. As to Celtic and The Rangers if they got the equivalent income from Sky they would be competing for the title within a few years.
Isn't it bloody brilliant to see. Fingers crossed for the run in now.Dick Campbell's part time Arbroath side top of the Scottish Championship.
You've got to hope common sense comes in. I fear Donkeycaster will unfortunately not have the balls to tell SKY that no, they won't wait until after the Old Firm gameExpecting to hear later that Scottish football's winter break is getting moved forward after the 500 fan limit from Boxing Day for three weeks was announced.