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100% I enjoyed his explanations of avoiding the long ball and how taking the extra 10 or 15 seconds can lead to better creation of chances (instead of conceding possession and losing a minute).

Any complaints about SK's signings and training regime can be sent care-of Billie Bowie to Rugby Park.

I see this on their website too, which reads like an old joke, but also useful advice.

Not sure about being a counterattacking side. JBA seems to want a high press, which is the opposite of sitting back and hitting on the break.

I remember a cup game we drew at Ochilview (0 - 0 I think) and went on to score 6 in the replay. Another plastic pitch, but I expect more improvement and a win. Would love to see a new central defender signed before then. McCowan's Highland Toffee anyone?

Do you only chat about football when you're at the game? The mods on here are useless anyway, so doubt anything will change. Meanwhile, we only win games this season when SOD is playing. Discuss.

Maswanhise was definitely more effective on Saturday. Although, tbf, Peterhead kept a good defensive shape that kept space behind to a minimum.

Just listened to JBA's post match and he mentioned AP needs better crosses to be effective. He definitely looks more effective with the ball in front of him.

Early days for Watt, but I was encouraged that at least he was getting involved and didn't hide.

When I was learning to drive, my mum used to make me drive her to Fine Fare on late night opening Wednesdays "for practice". Or it might have been Gateway by then. Back to the football - we need two new central defenders ASAP.

It wasn't a maths tutorial, it was mostly needed for doing the messages at Fine Fare.

Fadinger looks like he was designed to play JBA's game.

and most of the wee keepers add a few cm to their wiki page.

never used those (but I never bet on the horses) We were also taught: 16oz in 1lb 14 lbs in a stone 8 stone in a hundredweight 20 hundredweight in a ton (and that's me done)

Exactly! 3ft 3 inches in a metre 2.2lbs in a kg 1.6 km in a mile They drilled us well.