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To be honest not too sure about some of the figures stated for players but that's how it works out. We all know wee Dougie used to add a few inches on to his height!

Was talking to some Celtic supporters this week about Theo Bair and said he must be the biggest player in the league. Well I wanted to know for sure....so I did the research. Top Ten Units in the Scottish Premier League (height x weight, goalkeepers excluded). 1. Theo Bair (Motherwell) 2. Ricki Lamie (Dundee) 3. Cameron Carter-Vickers (Celtic) 4. Michael Nottingham (Livingston) 5. Leo Balogun (Rangers) 6. Dante Polvara (Aberdeen) 7. James Scott (St Mirren) 8. Stephen O'Donnell (Motherwell) 9. Charles Dunne (St Mirren) 10. Dan Casey (Motherwell)

Kelly made a few good saves and looked reasonably secure on a blustery day.

The last three matches at Fir Park have been atrocious and that was the worst one by far. We probably deserved a draw but not by any great play, more each team was as bad as each other. The weather conditions didn't help but still..... Only good thing about it was dead silence from the Hibs end when we scored! When your team is pish, schadenfreude goes a long way! The second half was slightly better than the first, else it might creep into my Top 5 worst games ever.

There was a whopping 4 goals in 4 games in this fixture over the season and 50% of them were yesterday. Clearly two teams that cancel each other out.

Not a day for attackers or even midfielders getting a MotM award. McGinn did well as a stand in centre back so I went for him.

Started the game quite well but St Mirren got a hold of the match and their goal had been coming when they got it. Thought the midfield of Zdravkovski and Halliday was really poor. There was a spell when pretty much every player made a mistake as soon as they got possession. Our launched balls up to Bair were predictable and although Bair and Vale combined later to get a goal they were pretty poor for most of the match. Much like the Aberdeen game we didn't really look like scoring and it was a bit of a surprise that we did. The one positive was that St Mirren didn't cause us too many problems considering we had a back three with two full backs in it. Draw was probably the right result but it was a tough watch for long spells.

They'll also be getting a lot more prize money and an extra Old Firm match finishing Top 6. But let's face it, Spittal was never staying. We are lucky to get one good season out a player these days before they are snapped up. Hopefully we don't get any of that boo boy nonsense.

How many midfielders do Hearts need?

He'll be miles off it. Look how bad we were today with a week off. He's not played in 2 months. And you need to give kids a chance to learn and gain experience. Ferrie wasn't any worse than anyone else. Bair was straight through on goal today if he didn't have the first touch of a pregnant hippo.

And 1 clean sheet in 20 league matches and we couldn't score!

Yep, seen that movie a few times! Will sum up the match in one sentence "Just never looked like scoring" and that's against an Aberdeen team that's hardly kept a clean sheet this season. Hardly took a touch in the first 6 or 7 minutes of the match and that basically set the tone for the match. We need to start on the front foot. The only time I can remember us actually doing that was against Livingston when we had a good win. We weren't abysmal bad today but it was all a bit tepid and at home we should be setting the tempo, not sitting off teams. We've seen it so many times this season and you know what, if you do that you don't win.

Hopefully we can put a demoralised Aberdeen to the sword but I seem to remember a few times when Aberdeen were absolutely gash and then they come to Fir Park and pump us!

Aberdeen have 1 clean sheet in their last 20 league matches. So we better see a goal at least!

Fantastic result. Just wanted to point out that Lennon Miller has played in 6 out of our 7 wins despite being out for a long spell. Coincidence? Don't think so.