Smiley Culture Posted June 8, 2018 Posted June 8, 2018 Sutton United and Boreham Wood will take part in this season's Scottish Challenge Cup, in the second round. I have absolutely no idea why they've done this but I fancy a game at Sutton or Boreham Wood if they get a home game.
Administrator Stan Posted June 8, 2018 Administrator Posted June 8, 2018 bit odd. my first thought was that non-league clubs always complain about travelling long distances, for financial reasons, and now 2 southern clubs fancy a trip up to Scotland . What do the Scottish clubs think of this? Two more teams that have no right to be there but now they must try and overcome for no reason at all...
Smiley Culture Posted September 13, 2018 Author Posted September 13, 2018 5 out of the 16 teams left are not from Scotland and an additional two are the U21 teams of Motherwell and St Mirren. I wonder if we’ll see a non-Scottish finalist. Favourites are surely Dunfermline or Ross County, I’d imagine.
tlr Posted September 14, 2018 Posted September 14, 2018 Went to Boreham Wood v Dunfermline last week for the novelty value. Utterley unremarkable town, even less remarkable ground, anonymous game that only ever got going when Dunfermline put their arse into gear, the world's most average penalty shootout, several hundred mad bastard Scotsmen and £18 for the priviledge. If nothing else it was interesting to finally see the English and Scottish leagues go head to head - Dunfermline were better and could probably handle low League 2 based on what I saw. Full whack for the game though was taking the piss, I don't know if they were obliged to but the lack of home supporters there was very obvious.
ScoRoss Posted February 4, 2019 Posted February 4, 2019 Absolutely farcical. Just another reason to return the competition to what it used to be.
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