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| 1. Author: SeasonedPar Date: Thu 28th Aug 2025. 21:27 Post Edited (Thu 28 Aug 21:50) Reply |
| 2. Author: Bandy Date: Fri 29th Aug 2025. 10:44 Not sure what the post was, but I couldn`t give two hoots about the coefficient. Reply |
| 3. Author: Aaron Labonte Date: Fri 29th Aug 2025. 11:16 Doesn’t the coefficient also contribute towards Scotland’s pots in qualifiers ? Reply |
| 4. Author: Bandy Date: Fri 29th Aug 2025. 12:05 Aaron Labonte, Fri 29 Aug 11:16 I don`t think so - that`s purely based on national team performance. Reply |
| 5. Author: SeasonedPar Date: Fri 29th Aug 2025. 12:08 Separate co-efficient for the national and club trans. After this week, it’s certainly bugg***d for Scottish clubs. Reply |
| 6. Author: Aaron Labonte Date: Fri 29th Aug 2025. 12:32 Fair enough. I thought it did but wasn’t completely sure. Reply |
| 7. Author: P Date: Fri 29th Aug 2025. 12:52 It used to but they decoupled it, I think it changed around the start of the nations league which is used to seed National teams now Reply |
| 8. Author: Never10yairds Date: Fri 29th Aug 2025. 13:09 If you have any type of long term thinking capability and see there being even a remote chance for us to finish in the top 5 in the SPL or maybe get to a cup final, the coefficient starts to be somewhat relevant to Dunfermline athletics fortunes. Reply |
| 9. Author: Bandy Date: Fri 29th Aug 2025. 13:47 Never10yairds, Fri 29 Aug 13:09 Not really. I judge Dunfermline`s fortunes on our ability to compete and win things in Scotland. The gap between the OF and the rest is so laughably large that it`s a `shock` when someone other than the OF makes a final, let alone wins a trophy . The coefficient plays a huge role that gap widening. I`d happily trade a few less entries into European comps to increase our chances of actually winning something. Reply |
| 10. Author: NMCmassive Date: Fri 29th Aug 2025. 18:45 Bandy, Fri 29 Aug 13:47 A poor coefficient plays a bigger role in the gap widening 🤷🏻♂️ A better coefficient gives the smaller clubs a better chance of progression and a better chance of making more money while a poor coefficient would mean the top two will become the only two with a chance of making money. The gap in wealth (and because more money = more signing power) is clear, so I don’t understand how limiting the opportunities for everyone else would benefit closing that gap? Surely more money and more exposure to European fixtures would benefit the smaller clubs? I actually think both Aberdeen and Hibs were unlucky but they’d both benefit from having the same opportunity next season. It would allow them to rectify the mistakes they’ve made this time 🤷🏻♂️ COYP Reply |
| 11. Author: DA-go Par Adonis Date: Fri 29th Aug 2025. 18:47 Aberdeen still have an opportunity this year. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Equal rights and justice in this time Reply |
| 12. Author: saltonsgonagetu Date: Fri 29th Aug 2025. 18:55 The recent amount of guaranteed money , teams like Aberdeen, Hearts, Hibs , get for going to the group stages between 5and 7 million risks a 3 tier Premier league , with the old firm, then the next 3 , financially breaking away from the rest.  Reply |
| 13. Author: kelty_par Date: Fri 29th Aug 2025. 21:21 Rangers and Celtic should be able to get some decent coefficient points in the Europa. Aberdeen have a really tough draw, statistically the hardest when you look at relative coefficient points, so they`ll do well to get many. Reply |
| 14. Author: NMCmassive Date: Fri 29th Aug 2025. 23:14 saltonsgonagetu, Fri 29 Aug 18:55 Maybe we should just shut Scottish football off from all European competitions and have our own wee football world!!!! IT’LL BE AMAZING!!!! We could play spin the bottle to see who wins the league the first season but get this-they aren’t allowed to win next seasons league a since they’ve already won it. That way, it gets shared out equally between all teams C’mon man! Like there’s always going to be teams more dominant than others, it happens in every league in the world. We are just in the position that the Glasgow ugly sisters are double the size of everyone so they’ll always be a step in front of the rest of us. 3rd down however-that always changes 🤷🏻♂️ COYP Reply |
| 15. Author: NMCmassive Date: Fri 29th Aug 2025. 23:16 kelty_par, Fri 29 Aug 21:21 Yeah it does look difficult for them! Still be great if they can pull something out the bag maybe a couple of wins at Pittodrie and see what happens COYP Reply |
| 16. Author: alwaysaPar Date: Sat 30th Aug 2025. 00:20 NMCmassive, Fri 29 Aug 23:16 Losing 6 points straight away for not qualifying for champions league Reply |
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