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Not understanding what? Players are employees and have a right to medical confidentiality- that’s why the manager shouldn’t speak publicly about people who have contracted Covid - as much as that might annoy supporters who want to know everything Quoted in error. Can’t fix on phone

Medical confidentiality, I presume. They are employees of the club and are entitled to a right of medical confidentiality, exactly the same as employees at other organisations. Best practice would not to name individuals who have illness issues, for whatever reason.

Fourth year surely?

We didn't try to sign him during any transfer window - nothing worrying there to be honest. He is a player who, I believe, impressed when we went to watch Ocholi during his loan spell at Benburb so we asked to play him as a trialist in the Glasgow Cup.

Funny way to be brought in as a midfielder - to be announced as a ‘versatile defender’. Source: https://ptfc.co.uk/ptfc-news/loan-news-steven-bell-and-chris-erskine-join-on-loan/

The Friday game won't move as it is on the BBC. Is playing Tuesday-Friday any worse than playing Wednesday-Saturday which we'll have to do next week? I note with great interest that Bobby Linn's testimonial dinner is scheduled for Sunday 27th February - hopefully they are still wellied on the Tuesday!

That’s not too dissimilar to this season. We can have five in at once, though not sure on a cap for outgoings(where did you see that?) but it does place a greater emphasis on playing players when they come to our club and picking your loans carefully - but we’ll deal with that next year.

We can still loan players until the end of February so while we might not get them in for Monday, there is still quite a long way to go in terms of us being able to loan players. A lot will depend on Premiership teams getting who they want in before they decide to loan out.

Remember, for an appeal to be successful it has to be proven that there was a clear and obvious error. From the footage seen on Sportscene, while it is clear that it clearly shouldn't have been a red card, there is contact between the two and the way the ball bounces right into the path he would take means it could be interpreted as denying a goalscoring opportunity so I'm not so sure we'd win an appeal.

From the Scottish Government's site(https://www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-vaccine-certification-scheme-information-for-local-authorities/): "As of 17 January, live outdoor events with capacity above 500 were able to go ahead, with the existing certification requirements applying. The Scottish Government has increased the expectation of the proportion of attendees who should be spot checked to 50% or 1000, whichever is higher." Seems like Warriors have spoken to Government to get that special rugby exemption! Again from reading the Scottish Government site, and others in the SPFL, it seems they are following it correctly - however much a pain in the arse it must be.

It was an away game. PTW aren't allowed to stream their away games but I think they have offered a live stream for all non-televised home games this season.

There isn’t an unresolved conflict between the two. There is an abundance of bad decision making which is to be expected with young players. I do like that they have the confidence to go for goal themselves but learning to get the head up and have a bit more vision and understanding to pick the right option will improve them as players.

Mullin has been on loan at Hamilton all season. He played in both our matches against them so far. As long as a player only plays competitively for two sides in a season, then he can go out on loan. A good example is Jack Hamilton last year who spent the first half of the season on loan at East Fife before swapping to Arbroath in January. I think Nouble can play for another club but obviously Livi have eyes on playing him in their first team. Callum Hendry, on loan at Kilmarnock can only play for Kilmarnock or St. J for example as he has featured for both so far.

Yes. It's also on club site: https://ptfc.co.uk/ptfc-news/ppv-refunds-for-ayr-stream/ and was on the banner when I logged onto the website just now.

Not for me - as it bounces down you can see the line is behind the ball so didnt look anywhere near in

He can’t sign for anyone in Scotland(or England for that matter) until January as he wasn’t a free agent when the summer window closed in August. Very strange timing considering he could have came on loan to a Championship club anytime until 30th September - must have been a mega fallout to not get the professional courtesy of being kept in the game until the next window.

I might be missing something but aren't they already posted? - https://ptfc.co.uk/ptfc-news/virtual-50-50-draw-results-8th-october-2021/

Are you logged in? Don't be signed into your account and it should work. Only log in when you have the seats in the basket.

When I click the link on the Jags website, it takes me through to Inverness ticketing site, I can pick from sections G and H(like a seat picker with green and red) and place them in my basket - hasn’t asked me to create an account yet though(although I never finished the purchase)

The results were posted on the website - https://ptfc.co.uk/fans/centenary-fund/draw-results/ Listed there along with previous draw results

The draw has already been made. If we win we’ll play Broonhill(formerly BSC Glasgow) or QOTS away. They play tomorrow afternoon

The 3-0 forfeit is only in cup competitions due to the "congested fixture list" and the need to get the games played at that specific moment to allow the tournament to advance. League games have always been a postponement and an investigation if something has gone wrong - see the Clyde v East Fife game last season which was shifted to the last game of the season. Falkirk had players who could play - that is the crucial difference. Their isolation ended hours before the game which meant they could play. The SPFL should have moved the game to the Sunday out of common sense but Falkirk had a squad who could play - Airdrie and Ayr United do not.

We have two weeks to make permanent signings. Loan signings can be made until the end of September.

No. Back down to seven named substitutes with three getting on.

This is literally why you buy a season ticket - to attend the game in person. If you can't make the game/feel it is unsafe then send them an email saying you can't make it due to COVID-19 and they'll give you a stream code - pretty easy and straightforward. It's clear the club have to operate within constraints set by the SPFL and they are being as flexible as they can. It seems like what ICT are doing is against the rules as I read them further up the page.