Scottish cup draw 2.30pm

Tell that to Dundee Utd.......... :smiley-laughing002: they are still waiting

good payday for some glasgow venues, not so good at others

 

Celtic and Rangers both handed home draws in Scottish Cup

• Celtic face winners of Inverurie Locos and Arbroath
• Elgin City stand in the way of Ally McCoist's team

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Hampden Park will host Queen's Park v Stranraer in a third-round replay for the right to face Dundee United at home. Photograph: Rob Casey/Getty Images

Celtic and Rangers have both been handed home draws in the fourth round of the Scottish Cup.
Ally McCoist's team face their Third Division rivals Elgin City following a 7-0 third-round win over Alloa at Ibrox. City lost 5-1 in Govan on league duty in September but are only two points behind the leaders, Rangers.
Celtic face the winners of the third-round replay between Inverurie Locos and Arbroath. The Highland League side travel to Gayfield on Saturday following a 3-3 draw at the weekend.
The third all-SPL encounter sees Aberdeen host Motherwell. The Dons knocked out Motherwell in the quarter-final last season but the Lanarkshire side have fond memories of starting a cup campaign at Pittodrie, Stevie Kirk scoring the only goal in 1991 on their way to lifting the trophy.
Dundee United, winners in 2010, could return to Hampden early on after being drawn away to the winners of the replay between Stranraer and Queen's Park at the national stadium.
The SPL's bottom club, Dundee, face a difficult trip to First Division Livingston.
Kilmarnock have been drawn at home to the Second Division leaders Queen of the South, who are unbeaten in the league and face Partick Thistle in the Ramsdens Cup final. The former Killie midfielder Allan Johnston led Queens to a Scottish Communities League Cup win over Hibs this season before his side lost 1-0 to Dundee United in the last 16.
St Mirren host the winners of the replay between Brechin and junior side Bonnyrigg Rose while St Johnstone travel to Cowdenbeath.
Deveronvale of the Highland League were rewarded for their win over Stirling with a trip to First Division opposition in the shape of Airdrie or Raith Rovers.
Turriff United, who sit 11th in the Highland League, have been handed a home draw against Albion Rovers and Morton.
Nairn County, one of four Highland League sides in the draw, will host Ayr if they beat Forfar in a replay.
Elsewhere, the First Division promotion rivals Partick Thistle and Dunfermline meet at Firhill, Dumbarton host Hamilton, and Stenhousemuir have a home derby with Falkirk if they beat Berwick in a replay.
The ties are due to be played on the weekend of 1–2 December, earlier than usual in order to accommodate the SPL's mini-winter break in January.
Scottish Cup fourth-round draw
Aberdeen v Motherwell
Partick Thistle v Dunfermline
Kilmarnock v Queen of the South
Hibernian v Hearts
Airdrie or Raith v Deveronvale
Turriff United v Albion Rovers or Morton
Livingston v Dundee
Rangers v Elgin City
Forfar or Nairn County v Ayr United
Ross County v Inverness
Celtic v Inverurie or Arbroath
Dumbarton v Hamilton
Cowdenbeath v St Johnstone
Stranraer or Queen's Park v Dundee United
Stenhousemuir or Berwick v Falkirk
St Mirren v Brechin or Bonnyrigg Rose

 

Yep, we're like a creditable old bank with good reputation and history, while sevco and the old huns are like those "quickquid" sites.

 

First home Scottish cup tie in almost 4 years I make it?

 

I think Wonga are supposed to be affiliated to the zombies in some way (maybe some board members) :smiley-laughing002:

A match made in *.

 

Do Wonga not sponsor Hearts as well?

What is it with huns and dishonesty/malpractice/general scummery?!?

 

Always happy to get a home draw. Especially after all the away draws we have had in recent seasons. Hopefully given we will be playing lower league opposition in this one the club will be smart and do something innovative with tickets. Such as maybe giving away free tickets for kids with every * ticket purchased. Or offer a free ticket to every season ticket holder etc. This is the perfect game for Celtic to be creative with tickets and give back to the supporters for a change and create some good PR.

 

100% right

As I said earlier I like the romance of the cup so hopefully we get Inverurie. And you are right - we should be using this game as a chance to get as many people into the ground who dont usually go. Free tickets to local schools and charities, kids go free, etc.

 

Agree with both of you. The fact that these games are not on the ST means the club could get creative with prices and freebies and not upset the ST holders, something they can't really do for league matches.

 

Is it better to have 15k there all paid in full.

Or 30k with reduced tickets and freebies for schools, creating a better atmosphere and more sold at the catering?

 

How's that?

 

Inverurie, cove should be playing in a leauge in aberdeen.

 

There isn't one, there wouldn't be enough teams for that

 

Good draw

12-0

 

Same league as park vale then,

 

6-0

 

When was the last time the huns got an away tie? It's * ridiculous

 

Completely different level, park vale are 1st division juniors, i.e *. Locos are one of the better teams in the highland league, as are cove, so they shouldn't have to leave the league just so the * teams right up north don't have as far to travel

 

The 1st round this year, incidentally their first ever game in this competition

 

One of the * teams up north are the current champions. Back on topic, should be a win for arbroath.