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Keep Dundee in our league as they’ll go t£ts up

OK, the play-offs get serious from now on at both ends of the table. So who will be joining us next season in the Championship. QF1: Pars 0-0 Raith QF2: Raith 2v0 Pars - Raith now face Dundee home & Away 1st Leg: Montrose 2v1 Morton (2nd leg Morton 3-1 Montrose 11th May) 1st Leg: Cove 1v1 Airdrie (2nd leg Airdrie 2-1 11th May) The Scottish Championship, League 1 and League 2 play-off finals have been rescheduled to allow fans to attend. The Scottish government is expected to confirm that crowds of up to 500 will be permitted without prior permission from 17 May. The Championship final will now be on 18 and 21 May, with the League 1 showpiece on 17 and 20 May, and the League 2 final on 18 and 23 May. All four League 1 and Championship games will be shown live on BBC Alba. The Premiership final on 20 and 24 May should also be able to welcome fans. Furthermore, the football authorities can propose accommodating more than 500 spectators at any given fixture. The government would then decide whether or not to grant any request. Two of Greenock Morton or Airdrieonians, Cove Rangers and Montrose will appear in the Championship showpiece. The Premiership final will involve two of Ross County, Kilmarnock, Hamilton (relegated), Dundee, Raith Rovers and Dunfermline Athletic. Relegation group GP W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Motherwell 36 12 8 16 36 51 -15 44 2 St. Mirren 36 11 10 15 34 42 -8 43 3 Dundee Utd 36 10 12 14 30 48 -18 42 4 Ross County 36 9 6 21 31 64 -33 33 5 Kilmarnock 36 9 5 22 38 51 -13 32 6 Hamilton 36 7 9 20 33 63 -30 30 Wed 12th May 7:45: County v Accies - Killie v St Mirren Sun 16th May 12:00: - Motherwell v County - Accies v Killie

I was never a fan of Billy Dodds, quite the contrary but a management team of him and Robbo could work very well indeed. Whether he stays or not, I would very much like to echo the thanks for both him and Neil stepping into the breach at such short notice and doing such a good job from a standing start. Winning comprehensively at Dingwall will stick in the mind for a considerable time.