numpty

He'll learn. I hope. (Though I seem to have said that a few times now.)

I wouldn't put too much weight on the fact that he indicated a "stamp", unfortunately... he'll probably just explain that away as just meaning "you lashed out with your foot". He saw they were both lying on the ground after the tackle, so even if he was just guessing, surely even he must've realised Kipré couldn't have actually "stamped" on anyone from that position.

None of the esteemed pundits on Sportscene thought it was a penalty. Make of that what you will...

There's hee-haw chance we'd win. Would rather keep the money.

Just happened this week in training. From the BBC:

I love watching highlights that last more than two minutes. Nice to see Ally Mauchlen turning out for Killie a year or so before we signed him, too...

Pretty much the best thing about football is that teams regularly beat other teams that they "shouldn't".

2-0. That'll be that then.

1-0 Accies...

"He who can, does. He who cannot, teaches." -- George Bernard Shaw, Man and Superman, 1903.

And yet, fans of most of most other teams moan about him too. He can't be bending over backwards to not appear biased to all of them.

Of course, we can help stamp it out by refusing to call them that; Hampden has North, South, East and West stands so that's the only way we should refer to them. (And to be fair, I'm not sure I've heard anyone from the SFA refer to the "Rangers" or "Celtic" ends in many a year, though of course they clearly do stick to that tradition when allocating tickets.)

Mibbe, and I can see why because the initial full speed view from the POD camera looked bad. The replays from two different angles really didn't, though.

I only saw it on TV, but he hardly touched him... looked a lot worse than it was.

Looked like it was to me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

https://twitter.com/BBCchrismclaug/status/970308544300974081/photo/1

It was definitely on the ball, and the ball appeared to be briefly stationary. I'm still dubious that you can ever have the ball under your control with one hand unless you're Pat Jennings, though.

Keeper had one hand on it when Cadden kicked it, referee deemed keeper had ball under his control. Debatable.

1-0!

I see we don't get to vote for Louis, then

That's still the sort of luck you get when you're on a good run, though. Every team has days where they're all over the opposition but the ball just isn't going in the net. When their luck's in, they get a dodgy penalty instead. When it's not, the other team nips up the park and scores with their only shot of the game.

Don't think we need another thread about this

The Society activities raised £200k. Per his offer, Les has reduced what the club owes him by the same amount, effectively doubling the amount raised.

At the end of the day, all goal celebrations are daft, all they've done is direct a bag of air between three sticks. Couldn't really care less what that makes anyone do, not least a The Rangers player.

And just like most drivers thinking they're better than average, I'd wager most fans would say the same about their team's luck..