numpty

Nah, not necessarily. Their player, they call the shots.

Perhaps more to the point, we don't have to get into Comet or McDonald's for a specific time, and plan our journeys accordingly...

Not all down to Ruddy by any stretch. He's a fine goalie, but in some of those games our defence has given him very little to do.

Full Time, another great 3 points.

Killie with a corner in the last seconds of injury time...

Murph slices another good chance wide... lost his boot in the build-up!

Coke being a bit "theatrical" today, according to the commentary...

Equally soft yellow for Fowler on Coke, by the sound of it.

Murph now booked for a challenge on the goalie-- sounded soft. First booking of the game. Then Coke with a good run and shot.

Goal, Murphy!

What, like we just did?

Yep: http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/football/spl/...86908-22058776/

Whether it is or not, they're not also living under a suspended fine for previous persistent pitch crapness. We were given the chance to put it right, and failed.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/...Park-pitch.html

Now, can we hang on for 7 minutes...

Murphy, 1-0!!

Cleared off the line from Las

Referee taking a pasting on the radio, for lack of fitness and failing to clamp down on Hibs timewasting...

Humph on for Coke.

Strong claims for a 'Well penalty there...

Nope, O'Brien booked. Lucky boy, but to be honest would be more confident of winning 10 v 10 !

They're not obliged to let you smoke there just because they legally could. Far easier to operate a blanket ban than have pernickety punters moaning about exactly where the mid-air boundary between the smoking and no smoking areas might lie.

First and last we'll ever hear of this, I hope! http://www.motherwelltimes.co.uk/sport/Mot...eria.6081733.jp

Not only in Scotland at all. Plenty of places around the world where you're not allowed to buy alcohol inside sports stadia.

Same way as every other sport deals with it: if video is inconclusive, referee's original decision stands. Video isn't supposed to make the decisions for him, just to override him if he's made an obvious error.