Fantasy Betting Passwords | 12th December, 2011 | My hosting company have updated my web hosting package, and unfortunately I have found out that the code I use to encrypt Fantasy Betting League passwords no longer works, and you can no longer log into the Fantasy Betting League using your existing password. To correct this, please click on THIS LINK TO GO TO THE LOG ON PAGE then click on the link "Click here to be sent a new password.". Enter your user name (see
Click here for The Latest Fantasy Betting League Table. if you can't remember your user name) and click on submit to be sent a new password to your registered e-mail address. When you receive this e-mail, you can then go back and click on "Click here to change your password." and change the password back to one of your own choice. I've tried it and it worked for me, if you have any problems please let me know by clicking the Contact Me link in the main menu.
| Eve of Season Update | 22nd July, 2011 | On the eve of the season kicking off at Ayr tomorrow (as usual, while I'm on holiday!) here's an update on the happenings of the last week, and a look at Queen's readiness for the new season. Another couple of games this week and a few more signings mean we look to now at least have enough to put a team on the park tomorrow, although I'm still not sure what the Craig Reid situation is?
| This Week | 13th July, 2011 | Queens have played 2 more "Closed Doors" friendlies (which, it turns out, means you don't have to pay to get in rather than you can't get in) since my last update, so here's a round up from those games, and a summary of the comings and goings among the playing staff.
| Queens 5 Gretna 1 | 5th July, 2011 | Queens ( or at least the 6 players who currently make up the Queens First team squad, plus a few of their mates!) had a comfortable win in the first of their pre-season friendlys.
| Gus McPherson New Manager | 13th June, 2011 | First of all, congratulations to pammy1, who was the first person I seen breaking the new that Gus McPherson was to be the new manager of Queen of the South, way back on 7th June on the MAD Message Board. I know I'm a few days behind with this news, but I didn't want to interrupt the flow of my season review for something so trivial  , so have left it until now, and am putting this story on now more for historical purposes than anything else!
| Season Review - Round Up | 10th June, 2011 | OK, I admit it, I forgot to start a "Player of the Season" poll this year, and by by the time I remembered, Craig Reid had won all the other awards going, so it didn't seem worth while churning out another poll just to prove once again that he was our most consistent performer over the year. We didn't have too long to reflect on another successful season on the field, as the off the field problems once again dominated everyone's thoughts.
| Season Review - Part 7 | 7th June, 2011 | As April arrived, the re-arranged Challenge Cup Final finally took place. Queens put in a disappointingly inept performance to go meekly down, and our league form was suffering the same fate until a late rally saw us finish in a respectable 4th place. But there are major fears for next season as it looks like we will be looking for a whole new team next year.
| Season Review - Part 6 | 3rd June, 2011 | After not managing a league game at Palmerston in 2 months, when Queens did finally get a game started, the floodlights went out, and for the first time in my lifetime, a game at Palmerston was abandoned. Things just kept going from bad to worse!
| Season Review - Part 5 | 31st May, 2011 | If we thought last winter had been bad, we hadn't seen nothing yet. Winter started in November this year, and hung around until the end of January. Queens managed 3 games in December and January, only one of them at Palmerston, which brought about the devastating news that we were "experience cash flow problems". As the weeks went on, the revelations became worse and worse, as the true cost of Queens recent success was slowly revealed.
| Season Review - Part 4 | 27th May, 2011 | As summer turned to Autumn, we at least had a Challenge Cup Final to look forward to. It was a short Autumn this year, trouble is that was because winter came early. If we thought last winter had been bad, we hadn't seen nothing yet!
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