Scottish Football

Thought you had game won when you went 2-0 up and then you missed really big chance right at end of extra time

Well, we had ample chances through the season to pick up the odd extra points that would have saved us before it got this far.

From what I recall of my late 80s heyday, it always seemed like Hamilton went down and Dunfermline up, or vice-versa. See how we get on next time with the likes of Annan, Edinburgh and Kelty, some of whom we may not have ever met before (or for a while).

Bloody Partick Thistle hammered Ayr United over their 2 legs, and meet Ross County for the chance of their first top-flight season since I don't know when.

Dundee United relegated again. How the mighty keep falling.

Partick went into today's 2nd leg with a 2-0 lead, so you just know Ross won 3-1 and then won the penalty shoot out 5-4. Not that I like Partick, I never have, but it surely would have been a laugh to get them into the top flight, not to mention completing the ludicrous story of having only made the play-offs on goal difference, yet battled through each round to reach this big moment?

Looks like Hamilton Accies have new owners

Cup action this weekend already.

Clyde 1 Hamilton 3

Though result of the day was The Spartans beating Dundee United!

Montrose who beat St Mirren 1-0 and Stemhousemuir beating StJ ohnstone 1-0.

Plus Dunfermline won a penalty shootout after a 1-1 draw with Raith Rovers

Hamilton managed to beat Brechin; Dunfermline got another win.

Lowland League starts tonight; East Stirling start against Tranent tomorrow.

We have East Killbride now managed by ex Darvel manager Mick Kennedy with Simon Ferry as his assistant playing Brookhill FC which should be interesting.

Having watched the 10 part Open Goal YouTube series Crossing the Line about Open Goal Broomhill might try and follow Lowland League more this season