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I'm sure there have been English teams that got into trouble for that fairly recently. I feel like it might be the case for cup games, but that in league games these agreements are against the rules. Might just be an English thing or even something I've imagined though. Edited to add: looked it up and I'm definitely wrong. Premier League rules say that players cannot play against parent clubs. Not a UEFA rule though. SPFL rules seem to be the same for cup and league matches.

I thought we were awful. Didn't look strong enough and thought there was poor decision making all round. That might have been that the Czech tactics stopped us from being effective going forward at all, found that hard to judge on TV. They looked like they'd thrown in the towel with five minutes to go. In saying all that, it did come down to how clinical each team was, which is positive. Dykes' saved effort was an ok save, but it was hit fairly close to the keeper, with a third of the goal empty. I think it may have been brought back for a handball in the build up if he'd scored anyway.

To be fair, tracking player movements on MSPaint is never going to be as accurate as Sky Sports.

I don't know much about fashion, but even a Lehmann would recognise it's a lovely strip. I doubt we Kahn ever top it. Could we convince Alan Hutton out of retirement and dress him up as Lahm?

I hope the Neuer home top is just as nice.

I read on P&B that every team had two home matches live on Friday nights last season. Or something like 20 Championship matches were shown and it was limited to 2 home matches per team so they didn't lose out on too much streaming revenue.

Chris Erskine Kris Doolan Christie Elliott Chris Turner Chris Duggan As far as I'm aware I've exhausted the list of players called Chris or similar. Edited to add, all out attack, aim to outscore the opposition, probably reliant on the first three performing.

First and last winners of the SFL First Division

I suppose anyone upset with this development was unhappy with the creation of the Premier League, the "expansion" of the Champions League to include 4th placed teams (at the expense of other nations champions going through up to 4 qualifying rounds knocking one another out in the process) and has never had a Sky Sports subscription. The only surprising thing to me is that anyone is surprised. The Champions League was already practically a closed shop with a few spaces available to make it look like it was inclusive. Now that Arsenal, Liverpool et al can't guarantee CL football every season they need a new model.

Maybe they only made them in ledium and marge.

He's guaranteed to score a screamer.

He's losing the ball a lot and starting to look frustrated. Still, looks like he's working hard though.

Not sure they'll be able to put a YouTube stream behind a paywall, which I assume we'll do once the competitive football starts, so that was an important test today which didn't work. Hopefully they can identify what went wrong and sort it for next week.

Is that the Hearts subs warming up behind the goal? Trolling the camera's AI.

I opened the link at 14.02 and it's been fine. Just very dark, like eclipse dark, when the clouds hide the sun.

I'm on it, picture is very dark. Improved as I wrote that, but I think that's because the sun came out.

Whilst it's been massively improved since the BSC game, it's still a test stream. It went down once or twice during the Ayr game so they could make changes/improvements on the fly. Maybe they want to do similar tweaks and not have people asking for refunds if/when it goes down.

Back up btw

Just opened up the steam for today's match and the quality was much better. Whether that's down to the changes implemented or that the cloudy weather allows for easier tracking of the ball, who knows? I came on here to post that and the steam went down, oh well...

Looks to me like there might be multiple cameras. There are dark lines coming from around each main stand side corner and next to the half way line line you say, feels like different cameras stitched together. If that's the case then the slow panning is a software thing designed for smooth motion rather than the camera being slow. Perhaps suggests it could be fixed (or hopefully manually controlled!!!)

There's no commentary for the steam, the commentary is on Jagzone. What you can hear will be incidental.

It could be. I get that it's a test stream, so perhaps I shouldn't be so critical. But I don't get why a manned camera wouldn't be allowed.

All it takes is a seagull to fly past the other end of the pitch or the goalie to shout and the camera pans away from the action.

Like honestly, I never thought a live stream could somehow be the most tinpot thing we've ever done. They could have just used a top end mobile phone and put it on a tripod and it would have been better than a camera that detects movement.

What on earth is this being filmed on? Did they buy a Portal for a living room and decide that'll be brilliant? It's awful.