Home of the UK's closest stadium to the sea (it's like 10 metres away, proper jumpers for goalposts stuff), and every chance that they'll be a Scottish Premiership side next season.
I wouldn't normally mention it, but this would be a phenomenal achievement considering they are part time. As a story, it deserves a lot more coverage than it gets.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/scottish-championship/table
It's not like they're up against persistent European entrants, yet Kilmarnock, Raith, Inverness Dunfermline etc are all big enough to have played in the top flight and reached the Scottish Cup final in recent years.
If they go up, I'd say that was probably the equivalent of, say, Solihull Moors reaching the League One play-offs or something down here. I hope they do it.
I wouldn't normally mention it, but this would be a phenomenal achievement considering they are part time. As a story, it deserves a lot more coverage than it gets.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/scottish-championship/table
It's not like they're up against persistent European entrants, yet Kilmarnock, Raith, Inverness Dunfermline etc are all big enough to have played in the top flight and reached the Scottish Cup final in recent years.
If they go up, I'd say that was probably the equivalent of, say, Solihull Moors reaching the League One play-offs or something down here. I hope they do it.
