Wullie Anderson

Book finished,very enjoyable and some interesting characters.Well done .👏👏👏

A couple of chapters into the book slasher and enjoying it so far.

Been told season is finished and Bo'ness will go up if Kelty go up. No relegation and Tynecastle and Leith promoted so 18 team top league in EOSFL when next season can start. If Bo'ness do go up Inverkeithing will be promoted as well.

Cheers for that.

Have you heard how many teams have applied to join the EOSFL? No news yet on what they are doing with regards to the season ending.

Aye,he had something lined up just before his mum passed away.

Check yer inbox Davy. 👍

No probs Ramy.Pity we didn't have camphones back then . 😊 If anyone is ever through here gimme a shout.A few other places that might be of interest to anyone who takes an interest in this story.

Cheers for that.I was telling slasher the other week that as i was walking round to my mums i passed the cemetery i was thinking about what he was going through and remebered that he was a Celtic fan so i popped into have a look at John's grave.Weird how things come to your mind in strange circumstances. Being from the village we were brought up on the story of Johnny,and his sister-in-law was a teacher at Cardenden Primary school.So in the last year at primary she came into our class and invited us down 2 per night to her and John's brother Jim's house. A friend and myself went down together one night after school and they had John's medals,caps,photo albums and also his Scotland goalie top.We got the personal insight into the family and what they went through at the time.Amazing sitting there as an eleven year old kid and listening to it all.They didn't have to do this but it was well appreciated even as a kid. I remember putting on the thick goalie top with the huge neck and it touched the floor. Great memory to have and sad at the same time. His grave got covered in paint about 4 or 5 years ago and the first people wanting to find who done it were the local Rangers guys.I'm not sure if the culprits were ever caught but the grave got cleaned up and looks good again.

That's great news with the suppliers. It is good that companies realise how much it affects everyone and not just themselves.I'm like you, definately not going down the loan route. Will just soldier on.Hope i can get some work as a volunteer with readyscotland so i'm at least doing a bit to help others who are in more need than me.

That's why i said i would get £470 per month in earlier post 😉 . I know i won't get a grant so i won't apply. That's life. As long as the sore head was with writing that and not anything else.👍

That's great news about the grant,i don't have premises of any sort so very much doubt i would get it.

If you pay business rates you should qualify for it.Good that you can diversify as well. Because i'm one man ltd company i fall into all the pits so to speak. I decided last night to register with readyscotland as a volunteer,just need to wait and see if needed for anything.Beats sitting about the house.

Hope everyone has managed to get themselves sorted with regards to payments. I managed to get sorted for unviversal credit although i won't exactly know how much i will get until the 18th. I can furlough myself and get 80% of the salary i pay myself monthly but i am not allowed to claim 80% on the dividends,which is where i get the majority of my money.So i will probably get about £470 per month, better than nothing. I am not entitled to the £10k business grant as i don't pay business rates but i have read that there are people out there who are still working and picking up the grant as well.Boasting about what they are going to do with their extra money.

Despite the uncertainty with regards to clubs at the moment Raith in conjunction with another couple of companies have been out delivering soup packs to the elderly. My 84 year old mum received one earlier from Fernandy Mendy and Fulham bound Kieron Bowie. Great gesture all round. 👏