Bop

He isn't going, ever.

Started a new job on Monday and it was a hassle to get off early so I could make it tonight. I won't be back until this clown is gone and if anyone wants my east stand season ticket its theirs for £130, in not wasting my only day off on this shite.

Patter.

If he doesn't disappear, the fans will. Chancer.

No.

any radio commentary on the go?

You'll all be beeling when we announce the dutch duo. Another striker and goalie on the way.

Heard we're looking at Nathan Austin and Ched Evans.

Seems unlikely, McDonald said that was one of the main reasons he wanted to leave Millwall and was happy to join us. He wanted to move back up front IIRC.

Strikers are our new right backs.

Old Firm levels of paranoia there.

That'll do. Whats the dates?

Genuine question then for those who think we should back the manager. How many more games would we need to lose before you changed your mind?

I don't hate him, I don't feel anything for him on a personal level other than maybe a wee bit of pity. There's a difference between being a coaching genius with little emotion and a guy who genuinely looks like he has shite filled pants during and after most games.

I think the point was more that we were initially told that it was minor and he shouldn't miss too many games but now it's all gone quiet and the weeks are dragging on.

I wasn't there last night but a couple of mates mentioned this to me, apparently while Baraclough sat in the dugout with his hands in his pockets.

If it isn't in the managers plans then he should toe them in the baws and get them in line - If he can't get them to carry out his instructions then he isn't up to the job and should be punted. I could understand people saying that its the players fault for not listening to their managers instructions if it was only a one off game but every week we're going on to the park and committing the same mistakes time and time again. I think Baraclough has a decent (and only decent) eye for a player but for me he doesn't look like a manager. Terrible substitutions and poor tactics aren't down to the players. Alarm bells started ringing for me after seeing Anthony Strakers debut. Not because of his performance per se, but because of how Baraclough had talked him up pre-match as someone who was a good crosser of the ball, equally comfortable at left back of left midfield. Since then it's been the same pre match cliches about the positives, "doing the right things in training" and how confident we are before we're handed the inevitable pumping. In his post match interviews he stands there sweating his box in speaking with all the confidence of a dug chasing its own fart. I think he knows he's out of his depth.

Although I admit to being a shite bag and cashing out now.

Stuck dosh on East Fife at 9/1. Printing money. Fuck off Baraclough.

Unbelievably, we knocked him back.

Anthony Straker is returning and will be our first choice right back.

Accused of being a pant wetter and I notice the thread has now been locked but get Baraclough to fuck. He's rubbish.

You are moult - MOULT always believe in your goalssss you've got the power to score, you're indestructible Always believe in...

I'd like to be wrong but I don't think he's up to it. Talks the talk, tactically inept.