Reply With QuoteRubbish draw for the Diamonds.
Boo!
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The draw for the 2018-19 William Hill Scottish Cup Third Round took place at Hampden Park this evening.
Host Luke Shanley was joined by Paul Hartley and Sanjeev Kohli.
Paul is a two-time Scottish Cup winner with Hearts and Celtic and a former Scotland international.
Sanjeev is an actor and comedian perhaps best known for his role as shopkeeper Navid in Still Game.
The draw for the William Hill Scottish Cup Third Round is as follows:
Airdrieonians v Dumbarton
Alloa Athletic v Brechin City
Arbroath v Stranraer
Beith Juniors v Ayr United
Berwick Rangers v East Fife
Cowdenbeath v Brora Rangers
East Kilbride v Gala Fairydean Rovers
Edinburgh City v Inverness Caledonian Thistle
Forfar Athletic v BSC Glasgow
Fraserburgh v Cove Rangers or Auchinleck Talbot
Greenock Morton v Peterhead
Montrose v Annan Athletic
Queen of the South v Formartine United
Queen’s Park v Raith Rovers
Stenhousemuir v Falkirk
University of Stirling v Elgin City
The ties will be played on Saturday, 24 November.
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Rubbish draw for the Diamonds.
Boo!
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easy game for the sons, up against a new club with no real historyOriginally Posted by Airdrieman
Rubbish draw for the Diamonds.
Boo!
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Even a club with a short history is capable of winning any game, as well you know.
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Ha! Dumb who? Easy peasy, bring on the East End Tinkers.easy game for the sons, up against a new club with no real history
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