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Those stats aren't massively damning without context, tbh. If anything, sounds like we should be starting some conspiracy theories about why Accies get the second-highest number of penalties, given how infrequently the ball goes anywhere near their opponents' box compared to either Rangers or Celtic.

Which will surely just result in even more controversial decisions... at least right now, it's pretty obvious what's a penalty and what isn't.

I think 18 years was mentioned in the latest podcast.

Fixed that for you.

(EDIT: Deleted this image in 2022 to reclaim some upload space...)

I think UEFA rules mean they have to be in the country 24 hours before kick-off, so they wouldn't be doing that anyway.

Even in our good years, I can't remember us regularly converting the sort of chance that Chris Long tucked away today. Our strikers normally sclaff those straight at the keeper or past the post.

Maguire on for Polworth.

Lang on for Watt.

White on for Long.

Been perfect here. Sound's even just about in sync today.

3-0!

Dearie me. Have Aberdeen even been in our half yet?

Not if he was getting the sort of service our current forwards are getting, he wouldn't.

Dunno. Haven't listened to a game with the sound on for months, and haven't missed it.

Not an option for us international subscribers, sadly...

Doubt there would be much of a case unless they could prove negligence. Nobody was forcing them to go in the first place.

This Saturday confirmed, but two matches only (and we're not one of them). https://www.glasgowtimes.co.uk/sport/18705613.government-give-green-light-fans-attend-spfl-games/

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/49832940 A year ago. Hasn't played since.

When you go to the game do you ever touch the seats, go to the toilet, touch the turnstile etc? All issues can be overcome but I'm sure the government's scientists will be advising there is a risk. Plus, of course, everyone has to get to and from the games, and I'm sure not everyone will go straight there and back in a car. So increased numbers on public transport, in cafes and bars before and after the game, etc. Again, no significant extra risk *if* everyone behaves themselves, but that's proving to be a big "if" in most countries right now.

Old stadiums do tend to look better with people in them, it's fair to say. All those newfangled symmetrical constructions are designed to look good empty.

I voted for him anyway. I wouldn't have backed us to get back in the game if that had gone in.

Penalty to Glentoran...

Long gets his goal!

Can we play against 10 men every week?