Hell the Cellardyke business is really hitting home now.
Apart from the obvious economic problems caused to Fife the East Fife supporters off to East Stirling tomorrow will have to go through all the stringent tests going out of the Kingdom tomorrow. Worse than going to Spain.
So put an extra half hour on your trip. .>> Also for crowd control!!
TA

Thanks for that, we will leaving a bit earlier The whole Bird Flu stuff will be hitting us hard soon
Charlie

Dear Tommy, If you wade across the Forth rather than use a bridge, you should be OK. Try and straighten your legs a bit first !!!!

I thought that the only checks were being done in the surveilance zone, i.e. as far as kingsbars to the north and maybe st monans to the west.

I wonder what impact this will have on teh may island? Anyone know the distance out,is it within 10km. Just someone I was speaking to had a visit out there planned, and with the bird sanctuary it isn't the cleverest thing to do at the moment.

It's quicker going via Kincardine Bridge to get to Falkirk I think. That's the way I always go.

Under normal circumstances, the quickest way to Falkirk is over the Forth Road Bridge, and then take a sharp right heading for Bo'ness. Pass through Newton, and keep going until you see a sign for the M9.Take the M9 (from Junction 2) to Junction 5 and head for Falkirk when you come off the slip road. When you get there, turn right at the wee roundabout and past the Falkirk Stadium and fire station, then left at the big roundabout, towards the town centre.
Pass Forth Valley College and take a right at the traffic lights, and you will pass that dodgy pub.
Firs park is on a side street to left.

Surely the polis will only stop you if you're dressed as a chicken!

Get the train. That's what I'm going to do. I've driven to Firs Park about twenty times and about twenty times I've got fupping lost.
The ground is about ten minutes from Grahamston Station with lots of dodgy pubs round about for pre and post match refreshments. There used to be one that had a fish tank in the toilet with nasty looking fish in...

You should get a job as speaker on GPS systems as you seem to have it all at your fingertips.

"In 200 yards (sorry metres) take the second left from the roudabout. When you see a chicken dressed as chairman of EFFC be sure to hit him for a bonus of 1100 shares for the trust"

Faraday - the May Island is about five miles from Cellardyke which is about ... er ... 8 kilometres? Anyway, I'd say it was within 10 kilometres.

Theres nay polis surrounding Cellardyke the nicht ony wy.Came home via St.Andrews ,and not one in sight!!!!Theres no even wan doon it the herber,jist the t.v folk.Typical Anster polis fer ye!!!!