Celtic F.C. B

out of Beath, and I suppose it's good that they managed it.

I mean, I think if they beat Celtic B, I think they'd be co-winning as well at the start of the season, which is madness if you think what's been happening since.

I think they haven't won a game since the 1st of August, 10 losses and 2 draws, and it's just about, I think for Beath, I think I think, see if somebody had said to us, B, they'll be sitting where they're sitting just now with nine points, just above the relegation zone.

You would probably have said, aye, that's probably where they would be for this season.

I know, I know, but hopefully Beath can pick up a bit better.

I suppose it's good that they got those two wins at the start of the season that gave them that wee bit of a cushion from the other side.

There was a couple of games in midweek with a couple of comments just in about Celtic B obviously beating Clyde Bank during the week.

I think they pulled a few players in to play in that game.

Lewis Dobby is a great name to mention there.

The fact that we knew he had a lot of talent at Celtic, but a lot of these talented young players I'd seen play in the London League, Celtic B...

In the past, you know, we were all obviously at Cali Braves together as well.

We saw a lot of them play, but it's difficult to really make that move sometimes into the SPFL and to men's football and to be really ready and up for it.

Right, OK, mate, into the Lowland League West.

There was a game on Friday, Cali Braves beat Celtic B, but yesterday with Arwen Overs 1-2, Clyde Bank 2, Beath 0, Cumbernauld Colts 5, Newton Stewart 2, Gretna 2, Johnston Borough 2, and co-winning Rangers 4, they'll beat 0.

Co-winning, you would have expected them to win the game, but I think it was important for them to go and win that, and they're now seven points clear at the top of the table, although...

Bankies, Pollock, I've got two games in hand and the lads have got one in

the manager.

If anyone who missed it, the KDM Trophy, where the League One sides and below all play, the Celtic B team, Rangers B team, Hearts, et cetera, et cetera, and top of the pile, 40 teams, Clydebank.

Yeah.

They battered Dumbarton 4-0, and I believe you were there.

So Dundee are playing okay, and they're playing all right.

Right.

But what happens if Dundee wins and Celtic beat Hearts again? And then all of a sudden, Celtic's five points clear with eight goals a difference, and we're not even playing well.

And Hugh's sitting saying this and that about Rangers.

Yeah.

Us against Celtic B when we had 250 people there probably lost money.

Like Banks O' Dee, again, 300-odd people paying win bonuses and goal bonuses probably lost money.

I'm not sure how much of it is a, a self, like a self-defeating sort of circle that you're in.

But I always had the consensus when teams were going up, we would know, we would get an idea what the new teams would be like, and I think that's kind of showed so far.

I think like- Only really Clydebank, Celtic B, and even kind of Carly Braves have kind of started well

I've, I've obviously played against the teams I've played against, the, the, the Lowland League teams, but I've seen Carly Braves play Clydebank twice-

Mm.

And I think ever since that second defeat, I think they've been, they've been on s- unbelievable run in the league, and they're not conceding goals, nor scoring goals.

But no, no, they'll, they'll, they'll definitely be, they'll be up there challenging, in my opinion anyway.

And like obviously the big kinda, big flies kinda Celtic B as well, and I don't know when yous, yous come up against them in the, in the league.

I don't imagine.