I don't think that can happen.
Rangers and Celtic are guaranteed 19 home and 19 away games and also playing each other twice home and away over the season.
The other top six team are guaranteed 4 home games against the OF. The only way that can happen is for them both to play away from home twice each (excluding OF game) which is one away game against the other four teams.
Actually the unpredictability of the pitch would be a plus point for me it adds to the excitement, even though if anything from what I've seen it's cost us more than the opponents.
I would say that was more likely than unlikely, very few workplaces run their holiday years in tandem with the calendar year. Most correspond with their financial year.
On how hard it is to prove is down to your definition of pro football.
For the first team he made his debut in 2005-2006 with 1 appearance and no cards, in 2006-2007 he had 41 appearances with no yellows and 1 red.
The Co-op cup game is next Tuesday though, the road works don't start until around 9.00pm so the journey through to Paisley should be OK (on the Tuesday).
Aberdeen weren't quite saved from relegation but they were the first club to benefit from the Brockville situation. They should have played in a play off with Falkirk for a place in the SPL the next season but with Falkirk still being at Brockville this was avoided.
Falkirk just kicked up a fuss when it was us because they felt they had a better chance politically of getting our place. The media and SPL clubs would have been completly behind Aberdeen.