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I've only realised how silly this is having looked into the team I'm managing on Wikipedia...but here goes.
I'm currently doing the Scottish Challenge, which involves taking a third division club to SPL and Champions League glory.
I'm managing Dumbarton. They play at the Strathclyde Homes Stadium which has a capacity of just 2000 odd. Obviously not up to SPL standards, so when we made it into the SPL it was announced that we'd be upgrading the stadium and as a result we'd need to play our home games at Boghead Park for 6 months.
All well and good, except Boghead was sold years ago for a housing development.
And while the capacity is over 5,000, as FM indicates, it only has seating for around 900.
If my current ground wasn't up to SPL standards then surely Boghead ain't either?
Shouldn't we have been made to ground share like Gretna are having to do?
Possibly not that big an issue but it seems pretty unrealistic that we'd have to play at a stadium nowhere near SPL standards.
Not sure if this is a bug or something...thought I'd post it.
A bit strange... 
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