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That is one of the reasons they gave, yes.

Have to say we've played a blinder on both the PPV and the season ticket price and guarantee. Can kind of understand Livi's point of view with the high asking price, but it's not a good look... a bit surprised the clubs didn't get together and try to agree on the same price, or at least a narrower price range. (Or maybe they did, and there was just too much difference of opinion.)

Accies are using the same streaming service that we do, so most of the issues we saw last night will likely be affecting all the clubs at the moment until they're fixed. (Bar any that are down to the quality of the internet connection between the stadium and the servers, and/or the camera equipment being used.)

Sounds like you've done the hard bit -- unless they've changed anything since last season, it should just start automatically.

Hence, one might say, the name.

I did notice, but only because Pie & Bovril tweeted out the URLs for all the clubs yesterday.

If I was Celtic I wouldn't be offering us £3m when he's barely kicked a ball since. If I was Motherwell I'd bite their hand off, though.

If he was to move down south I'd be shocked if he didn't end up back at Celtic a year or two later anyway.

Well, Ross County season ticket holders will... no word yet on whether fans will be allowed to pay to watch individual away games, but even if they do I'd be surprised if it includes games that are live on Sky.

It's a great move for him, but he'll be doing well to make himself second choice keeper there, let alone first.

In Larkhall? Surely not...

To be fair, you don't really need to understand lockdown guidelines to know whether you're being an arsehole of a neighbour.

True. Mine's on Facebook.

To be fair, international management is a different kettle of fish, and it just suits some managers better. He seems to have done a decent enough job with the U21s.

As, you would hope, is any manager we've interviewed and subsequently offered the job to.

I upped my Well Society sub slightly instead. Certainly no bad thing to spread whatever we can afford around a bit to help keep other businesses afloat too, though.

Well, we probably threw away our chance to win 7-6.

Not much different from buying shares or placing a bet at the bookies, really. If you don't fancy or can't afford the risk then that's absolutely fine. Most folk who have renewed seem to consider it as an alternative to a one-off Well Society donation, with the potential perk of eventually getting into some games for free.

Nope, same here.

It was on iPlayer, if it's still up there are ways and means to download it permanently...

As I'm fortunate enough to still be in full-time employment for now, I'd certainly buy one if I lived close enough to have any chance of using it. Since I don't, I'll have to content myself with trying to support local businesses where I am instead.

I suspect the only thing we may end up wondering is whether we should just have taken Celtic's reduced offer last time and let them pay for his rehab, rather than what they offer us next time. Assuming we don't already have gentleman's agreement for a post-rehab fee, which wouldn't surprise me. (To be clear, I still think we did the right thing.)

I wouldn't like that... I quite often get home on a Saturday oblivious to the score, and used to quite like catching up 'live' as I was scrolling through my timeline. Now I have to scroll through the match thread on here instead

To be fair, a fair few fans from his previous clubs have said he would likely start really well then lose interest. Which is obviously ideal for us given he's only on a short term deal, but we'll see what transpires after that I guess.

The summer football season started here in Ireland this past weekend. Guess what...