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Looks like exactly the sort of collar that half the folk on here profess to hate every year for being “too fussy”, “widnae lie flat”, etc….

Watching Ross Tierney playing for Bohs against St Pat's on the telly here. He hasn't changed.... a couple of good tackles, a couple of bad ones, set up a couple of good chances, and failed to get his shot away every time he had one himself.

Nice to hear that instead of Wimmer's "shoots" we now have Askou's "ball wins".

1 Calum Ward 22 Johnny Koutroumbis 4 Liam Gordon 16 Paul McGinn (C) 23 Ewan Wilson 38 Lennon Miller 20 Elliot Watt 8 Callum Slattery 12 Lukas Fadinger 18 Tawanda Maswanhise 9 Apostolos Stamatelopoulos Subs: Connelly, O'Donnell, Balmer, Halliday, McGhee, Sparrow, Ross, Whyte, Forrest, Friel, Wiliamson

Safe it may be, but still fairly abusey on the human rights front. Not somewhere I'd be delighted for any of my friends or family to be earning a living, but to each their own.

Hopefully, although he did also spend 3 years working for Aberdeen and St Mirren, and his last job was being assistant to someone who played for Celtic for 7 years.

Certainly born in Glasgow, but don't think he had any OF connection until after he left us?

Presumably we thought he was the best candidate when we gave him the job, so it's not really that hard to believe he was also the best candidate for a team with a similar budget and aspirations in the same league.

Eternal September just took a little longer to reach the world wide web.

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Not that I would ever do it of course, but apparently any decent VPN will circumvent the geographical restriction on MFC TV. (But you would need to have signed up for an international subscription, too.)

Which is daft, because they'd get even more of those if they actually improved the national team.

And later that same evening, so was this one.

Well, some of it is. The Spain v Netherlands game tonight was a belter.

One of the very few times when "we've never had a better chance to beat Rangers, worst team they've had in years", and then actually did. Pleasing.

Working here.

So far, so same.

Might have missed it in all the excitement, but hadn't noticed anyone posting this - Derek Rae (who covers German football for ESPN) gave a quick interview on Radio Scotland today about the appointment. Starts at 1h 19m 30s here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m00282w8

Hardly... our average for recent appointments is 16 days, McCall took 20, Barraclough took 41.

Can't you? Sadly it's not remotely unusual, and is far more prevalent now than it was before, say, 2016-ish, especially on social media platforms owned by those with views that might be considered a tad fashy.

Will certainly be interesting to hear how "we will have a presence of Well Society board members at the foot of the steps to the Cooper suite from about 2pm tomorrow for anyone who would like to raise any points" went.

Don't think anyone's official statements specified whether it was online or otherwise, did they?

And to be honest, just keeping their mouths shut and getting on with it for a while probably isn't a bad idea, given their current standard of public communications.

Are we confident that he didn't fully back or suggest most of those mistakes in the first place, given that (officially) we're not managerless as a result of how the team is playing?

Accidentally clicked on the wrong mailbox when looking for my daily dose of SO comments this morning, and this was the first email I saw. Took me a minute to figure out what was going on...