SPL
to face another overhaul
SPL chairmen met with Scottish League officials yesterday to discuss yet
more changes to the league structure. While the so-called Big Two are said
to be in favour of the status quo, a majority of chairmen wish to abandon
the current top-six-bottom-six mid-season split in favour of a three part
split based on aggregate results (home and away) up to December.
The top five clubs would be joined by the winner of a mid season play-off
between sixth and seventh placed clubs. The remaining clubs compete for
a new as yet unnamed trophy, the winner of which would be guaranteed a UEFA
Cup place and the runner-up a second play-off place. Relegation and promotion
will remain as a one-up one-down. The proposals are seen as a welcome change
of focus for beleagured SPL officials, still reeling after the Falkirk debacle.
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 Cricket
: how exactly does it work ?
4 out
of 5 people in Scotland have no idea how cricket works.
The sport, popular in many countries around the world, leaves Scots
scratching
their heads.
Wreckered asked four well known Scots to watch cricket and
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Rita
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Jim
Leishman 
Gordon
Smith