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I like Bevis, but he had as many mistakes and as many poor passes in him as our current defenders.

It always is at this time of pre-season. We're in the run till you're knackered sessions. Actual football and tactics come a bit later.

Doesn't hurt to let the European scouts watch him play.

My Dutch colleagues tell me it's about 34C there today, so probably won't be seeing much high tempo football this evening.

Or St Mirren, given Robinson signed him?

It might, but I'm a Duck Duck Go kinda guy.

Other than "It's on Youtbue" did the club post the kick-off time for today's match? (didn't want to start a new thread). EDIT: Never mind, after not finding it on Twitter or the Club Site, I found it in the email they sent today. 6pm UK time.

Sometimes people forget Miller is only 18. As good as he is, he will have dips in performance like any other 18 year old. However, he is still very much worth 5+ million of any rich club's budget.

I imagine most financial contributors to the Society only want to support the club and have no interest in the day-to-day running. I don't have a problem with that.

Exactly. Miller and his dad have shown they know exactly what they are doing. Clubs are very aware of him (hence the bids we knocked back in January) and his agent will be bigging him up every day. As I have said before, it's 2 months before the window closes, and these types of deals take time. Plus, of course, Lennon has to want to join one of the clubs making an offer.

Don't think it's a huge deal, tbh. I'd imagine he'll train with us until his move is finalised, but the manager will be trying out Miller-less formations in the early matches if he's still around. I would not be surprised if his move isn't finalised until August, especially if it is overseas with all the additional red tape involved.

TBF, I don't think the club have commented. Only the Daily Record is reporting it. Which either means he starts tomorrow, or out until Christmas.

But dynamic pricing applies...

And Auckland City.

I've seen enough evidence in the UK and in the US (where there are many) to pass judgement.