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A total of 20 teams will play in the play-off round. The teams will be seeded into four "priority groups": Priority 1: 7 teams which enter in this round. Priority 2: 6 losers of the 2022–23 UEFA Champions League third qualifying round (Champions Path), whose identity will not be known at the time of the draw Priority 3: 5 winners of the third qualifying round (Champions Path), whose identity will not be known at the time of the draw Priority 4: 2 winners of the third qualifying round (Main Path), whose identity will not be known at the time of the draw Firstly, teams of priority 1 will be drawn against teams of priority 4, until there are no more teams of priority 4 left. Secondly, the remaining teams of priority 1 will be drawn against teams of priority 3, until there are no more teams of priority 1 left. Thirdly, the remaining teams of priority 3 will be drawn against teams of priority 2, until there are no more teams of priority 3 left. Finally, the remaining teams of priority 2 will be drawn against each other. Teams from the same association cannot be drawn against each other. The first team drawn in each tie will be the home team of the first leg. Qualified teams Priority 1: Gent CC: 27.500 Austria Wien CC: 7.770 Heart of Midlothian CC: 7.380 Dnipro-1 CC: 6.360 Winners of 2021–22 Turkish Cup Winners of 2021–22 Danish Cup Winners of 2021–22 Cypriot Cup Priority 2: 6 losers of UCL Champions Path third qualifying round Priority 3: 5 winners of the UEL Champions Path third qualifying round Priority 4: 2 winners of the Main Path third qualifying round The winners of the ties will advance to the group stage. The losers will be transferred to the Europa Conference League group stage.

You had a rough day at work chap? Persistent negativity leaving your keyboard tonight.

Wow, Tory politicians are outed as beyond the pale and take it to a new and dangerous level regarding honesty and the democrial system .. Surprised NOT.

A funny story about going back to the office. One of the Government departments had to send people home last week after they were all ordered to come back in to the office. As a lot of people might be aware of in their own offices, someone forgot that there aren't enough desks for everyone as they do that hot desk thing where there are only 7 desks for every 10 people. People were working in canteens and corridors. Eventually it was decided it was unsafe.

One jailed today for sexual assault on a 15 year old and the other who resigned after viewing porn at his work.

Tks. How about other fixtures prior to the SPFL start?

No doubt . And they are paid at least double and nowhere near the same pension and benefits.

Cannae see Simms playing for Dunfermline next year.

Simms re-loan is not going to be negotiated until mid summer - the lad is just being polite.

release date 17th June. First game is 30th July

I'm a trade unionist and former rep but, looking at what train drivers earn and allied to the current economic situation, I can't give them any support whatsoever in trying to blackmail a large pay rise. I'm also highly suspicious of the trade union's political motives in regard to this dispute, considering the timing and recent nationalisation. I think they're absolutely at it for political motives.

Is that two nonces or one nonce and one crooked fecker?

It takes far longer to train as a train driver than it does a bus driver. That I can assure you of.

We could promise him league cup games? Not a great incentive but its something

You mean that's the release date for league fixtures or the first game of the season?

Breaking News.....Politicians are outed as scum... wow ...quelle suprise...not

Great post. I tend to ignore posts which are full of phrases such as "Pathetic performance" "Non triers" "They were there for the taking" Phrases along these lines suggest to me that the person writing them fails to understand that there are two teams on the pitch and the other one does not just lie down and let us do as we wish. It also suggests that they do not really appreciate what it takes to be a professional player. The Rangers had a hard 120 mins in midweek but how many of our players were just back from or were recently carrying an injury. Halkett, Souttar, Kingsley, Simms, Halliday, Atkinson, Boyce and Devlin that I can think of immediately. Not really a surprise that we ran out of steam as we did. It will obviously depend to a large extent on how we manage the recruitment over the summer, but I, like the OP can see signs that we are in a good place. We do need to avoid complacency and be aware that teams like Aberdeen, Hibs and Dundee United will be raising their game to get into that good place themselves. I am quietly optimistic we can improve

I think if they are good enough he would have done, and that is the problem. He played Cochrane and Simms this season, so age doesn't have to be a factor. Maybe, out of necessity, he will this season.

Your argument was over 54k for a 35 hour week because working weekends makes them "unique". I called it out as bollocks. They should be on a 7 day rota system. Perhaps getting extra staff in will drive salaries down because they can't hold commuters to ransom over work to rule?

Spot on. I think that's the point which some incredibly thick people on here (naming no names) can't seem to understand. Also going back to the whole galactico era, they spent big on exciting attacking players but squad balance suffered as a result and they didn't actually win very much. PSG and City on the other hand are able to throw money at it to get the best players in each position. At least players like Figo and Zidane deserved the record transfers that Madrid paid for them, City spent a 100 million on Jack Grealish ffs... Nonsense.

Good shout about Clark. He's clearly being groomed as Scotland's number one as well, going by today's squad.

Inverness started better, early days of course

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Yip more concerned in saving their own skins than sounding out those that abuse Parliamentary protocols , etiquettes and the disregard for anything moral.