Scottish Cup Third Round

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Greenock Morton at Cappielow

https://www.qosfc.com/news-5915

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63377266

[jardi]

Apart from ICT away, - probably the hardest possible draw.

Shame we didn't get one of the Junior teams at Palmerston bringing a decent crowd down, - but alas, - we will just have to give it a go.

[Ftivano1]

Apart from ICT away, - probably the hardest possible draw.

Shame we didn't get one of the Junior teams at Palmerston bringing a decent crowd down, - but alas, - we will just have to give it a go.

Not much luck with the draw and yet another away game - now 5 - with only the Bairns and Montrose at home in the coming weeks

[louisxiv]

Apart from ICT away, - probably the hardest possible draw.

Shame we didn't get one of the Junior teams at Palmerston bringing a decent crowd down, - but alas, - we will just have to give it a go.

I had hopes for a similar fixture but an away one. A split of the gate and a wee trip to pastures new would have made a nice change.

[jardi]

Agreed, - a trip to Bonyrigg Rose, or one of the Ayrshire Juniors would have been a very interesting tie.

Its a shame that the league clubs weren't pulled out of one pot, - to avoid this sort of clash. I'm sure the non league clubs would all appreciate a chance of getting one of the 'big boys.' The trouble then would be determining whether the tie was played at home or away.

[jardi]

Of course, - I know that Bonyrigg are a league club, - but I was harking back to a few seasons ago, - when they brought an amazing crowd down to Palmy.

[Ftivano1]

Of course, - I know that Bonyrigg are a league club, - but I was harking back to a few seasons ago, - when they brought an amazing crowd down to Palmy.

I remember Linlithgow Rose at Palmy in our run up to the 2008 Cup Final and they brought a decent following that boosted the crowd to just over 3,000

[louisxiv]

Agreed, - a trip to Bonyrigg Rose, or one of the Ayrshire Juniors would have been a very interesting tie.

Its a shame that the league clubs weren't pulled out of one pot, - to avoid this sort of clash. I'm sure the non league clubs would all appreciate a chance of getting one of the 'big boys.' The trouble then would be determining whether the tie was played at home or away.

And would have involved some proper creative thinking from the chaps at the SFA...

[jardi]

Yes, - one option would be separate the league clubs; draw the team they are playing against, - and then simply toss a coin to see who plays at home. Not a lot of effort for some very exciting and unique ties every year.