Time up for SFA bowling club committee

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Yesterday’s Sunday Mail exposé on attempts by the SPFL to change the balance of power within the SFA in favour of the professional clubs, while changing their bowling club committee-approach to running the game, was worthy of some merit but clearly the result of an SFA leak designed to undermine the proposed changes.

Any organisation which has a built-in requirement for office-bearers to have enough spare time on their hands in the years before nomination to attend mind-numbingly boring committee meetings is set on a path for mediocrity.  Only those not busy enough with real world issues and challenges will qualify, meaning your best talent is never eligible, which is why we end up with a president like Campbell Ogilvie, who met the mediocre standards and is kept there by equally able under-achievers.

The Sunday Mail try to make out that the proposed move is a grab for cash, although they also explain why this cannot really be the case.  It’s not a grab for cash, it’s not a subversive plot by Premiership clubs, it is an acknowledgement by the professional clubs that the systems of governance and administration in the game is inept and that they do not currently have the control to change things.

Our game needs deliverance from the bowling club committee.

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  1. Tbj

     

     

    Should have said, I got treated to the Dug Cafe the day :-)

     

    Could have taken you along

     

     

    Hail Hail

  2. eddieinkirkmichael on

    Cowiebhoy

     

     

    20:18 on

     

     

    Jeez, I thought it was sat as it’s a 3pm kick off

  3. (Ahem) The original gazebo hasn’t been liquidated and will be in its usual location on Sunday in front of the main stand. It will be populated by probably at least half of the following maybe –

     

    The Battered Bunnet

     

    Bournesouprecipe

     

    Eurochamps67

     

    Goldstar10

     

    bjmac

     

    Auldheid

     

    Jobo Baldie

     

     

    and assorted friendrs and relatives

     

     

    Accept no substitute ;-)

  4. ernie

     

     

    Seen the first swallow over the weekend. SUMMER’S HERE.

     

     

    Please no bird debate. :-))))

     

     

    Weefra supporting and praying for Wee Oscar.

  5. WeefratheTim

     

     

    20:25 on 21 April, 2014

     

     

    Saw them last Saturday.

     

     

    And the May flower is well and truly oot.

  6. Gene's a Bhoy's name on

    Weefra

     

    a timely post -just about to have the first swally of this evening

  7. TBJ Praying for Oscar Knox on

    Cowiebhoy

     

     

    The dog cafe sounds like my kinda kennel

     

     

    Jobo

     

     

    Shirley your not creating division amongst the CQNrs and only 50m apart

     

     

    I would run between them but Cowiebhoy will testify I struggle to get my legover at Celtic park

  8. ernie

     

     

    Wit part of the country are you in? :-))

     

     

    gene’s

     

     

    Get it down yer neck laddie, glad to help. :-))))))

     

     

    Weefra HH supporting and praying for Wee Oscar.

  9. lennybhoy – i have 3 singles. City to lead at 30 mins evens, City at minus 2 13/10 and 4 or more goals in the game and City to win 11/10.

  10. Weefra…

     

     

    Henrik the dug is a rescue Borador (cross Border Collie / Labrador)

     

     

    He can play fitba as good as the guy he’s named after….Kills my ankles chasing him in the garden these days when there’s a ba’ involved.

     

     

    25 kgs when the Vet weighed him fully grown at 2…….26 kgs five years on…..Eats more calories than me,Mrs Rye and my two daughters combined on a daily basis…..he is a feckin gannet in disguise.

     

     

    Great dugs…….Anything with border collies in are incredibly energetic …..but so bliddy energy sapping.

     

     

    Always rescue dugs mate……..always…always….always

  11. TBJ

     

     

    He’s away for the weekend. :-)))

     

     

    Weefra HH supporting and praying for Wee Oscar.

  12. Can’t believe Man City want to increase there capacity to 60,000.Lots of empty seats last 2 games and that’s them going for the title.

  13. prestonpans bhoys dam justice for the 5 on

    I was renewing my ST yesterday and also paid for Miss Prestonpans. That will be another interest free loan at £100 pm pay back, weans never oot yur pocket……

     

     

    Anyone know if we are getting new ST’s issued to us this year, you can hardly read mine.

  14. Aiden Bhoy

     

     

    Now I hope the bowling club you referred to earlier wisny Cowie bowlers, or better known as the Vatican :-)

     

     

    Hail Hail

  15. ryecatcher

     

     

    Correct, there is something special about taking on a rescue animal. It doesn’t always work out, as we have found, but 99% of the time you will have a wonderful animal, but, more importantly, the greatest friend you could ever hope for. My big lab cross, is the best friend I have had in years. :-))))

     

     

    Weefra HH supporting and praying for Wee Oscar.

  16. Right now I need to figure oot who you are ?

     

     

    My auld Da, was el presidente for over 25 years there, so you should now know me :-)

     

     

    Hail Hail

  17. Just back in from The Fanad Patriots memorial,and a few drinks in the Atlantic Bar,brilliant weather and a great day in good company.Now for a family sing song.HH

  18. prestonpans bhoys dam justice for the 5 on

    ryecatcher

     

    20:30 on

     

    21 April, 2014

     

     

    My dogs a rescue from Edinburgh Cat and dog, had him since February great fellow and now settled and not destroying the curtains.

     

     

    I was down in John Muir park at the weekend when a women asked if he was a kelpie. So my mongrel is now a pedigree………..

  19. “ernie lynch

     

    20:21 on

     

    21 April, 2014

     

    Is there a podium for hearing the first cuckoo?”

     

     

    I knew I would regret scrolling past The Singing Detective.

  20. Cowiebhoy

     

     

    I’ve a good idea of who you are.

     

     

    My grandads brother worked behind the bar for years.

  21. Weefra….

     

     

    You are a gem sir….an absolute diamond.

     

     

    My oldest daughter graduated from University of Glasgow last year and she could pick from lots of career options.

     

     

    She wants to work with rescue puppies on minimum wage.

     

     

    As the guy who paid rent for a few flea infested flats she lived in the West End……maybe I should be annoyed?

     

     

    Not in the slightest mate…….love her even more for this.

  22. TheOriginalSadiesBhoy on

    jungle jim

     

     

    19:01 on 21 April, 2014

     

    PF

     

    If you get a chance, try to read one of Donna Tart`s three novels. The Secret History and The Little Friend are the two I have read. I would be interested in your take on either one of them.

     

    Cheerio,

     

    JJ

     

    ………………………..

     

     

    Wofe has read The Goldfinch and Little Friend. Says they are very good. I hope to read them soon. They are on my To Do list :-))

  23. Big Jim L, who recently passed away ?

     

     

    If so, you do know him and ma Auld Da were related ?

     

     

    I only pop oot to Cowie now on a Sunday, to take ma dad to mass, and visit my maw after it

     

     

    But

     

     

    It’s still hame, and annoys the wife :-)

     

     

    Hail Hail

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