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I see he was subbed with 2 mins to go, and his old mucker Nick Blackman grabbed a third. Could certainly have had worse starts to his new club career.

Doesn't seem to have been involved too much, judging by the live text commentary… they're winning 2-0 and he hasn't been hooked though so I suppose he must be doing alright!

History suggests that a couple of rounds of European football isn't really a great attraction when there's bigger money on the table elsewhere. And let's be honest, any European football we manage next season is unlikely to top their experience of appearing in the Champions' League this season, unless we actually managed to go on and qualify for the Europa group stages (which is, sadly, also highly unlikely with our current squad).

Jamie Murphy goal montage from the BBC (UK only): http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/scotland/20905313

Sadly they do. Plenty of instances of comedians, journalists and musicians deciding that being on Twitter isn't worth the ludicrous abuse they get from folk who didn't like something they said/wrote/sang.

Luckily, the club has a social media policy and I've no doubt 'Flow will be having a word with any player he thinks needs a gentle reminder of how to conduct themselves on Twitter first thing in the morning, if he hasn't already. If only there was a similar way to sort out the eejits posting daft stuff to the players in the first place...

I've no doubt both were trying to score, but if you can't see the difference between the two sets of circumstances...

Same place we were without Faddy, Skippy, Porter, Juke etc. A different team, but not necessarily a worse one.

Apple only at the moment. On their Facebook page they said they're hoping to launch an Android version "next year".

I've only seen the MFC TV highlights and it did look like he was being held back a wee bit, but since it turned out alright in the end I'd be more inclined to be charitable and say the defender did his job… EDIT: Dunno if there are any other angles on the fishel SPL highlights, can't watch them here yet: http://www.youtube.com/feed/UCakRszbIjjGYtFrDPeg5Ieg

It flashes up briefly every time you go back to the Library page from reading a programme, too. I was able to tap it once before it disappeared and it said the club didn't have a season pass option yet… might just take them a few days to set it up for a new club, I guess. BTW, for anyone who's swithering, there are currently four programmes available and one of them's free (the Dundee Utd game in November), so you can download that and see how you like it.

Good stuff, will certainly be checking that out.

Much the same, probably. Our crowds have never gone up or down all that much however well or badly we're doing.

Mind you, anyone who parks the bus against us, especially at Fir Park, rather than just having a good go at our iffy defence really hasn't done their homework.

No, but that doesn't mean they're not having to make cutbacks. They'd have to make even more if they cut the licence fee as well.

He had every right to go for it, and any half decent striker would have done, at least to try and put the keeper off. If he makes any kind of mistake and drops the ball, it's a tap in.

And another one to add to his left-peg tally. For all his critics, being able to score with both feet is a heck of an asset for a striker to have.

Personally I have no problem with trial by TV, and I'm even fairly ambivalent as to whether Randolph is sanctioned or not on this occasion, just because it looked kinda deliberate to me. The only thing I have an issue with is how the incidents to be reviewed are being chosen.

If he's a member of a golf club*, the Record probably isn't exactly his daily of choice * Or has any critical faculties whatsoever.

Looks like they sent the Record photographer who makes new Spanish signings wear a sombrero, etc. If he really *does* drive around in that get-up, expect to see him appearing on the FKW page sometime soon (slightly NSFW!)

Yeah, that was second half… was only talking about the first half at that point

Higgy had one decent header on target that the goalie tipped round, and one tame one that floated past, both from decent Humphrey crosses. Henrik also trundled one past from distance, think that was about it though.

Humph has at least whipped in two great crosses in the first half, which is more than Murphy's created from the other side so far.

Somebody already did: http://www.steelmenonline.co.uk/forums/index.php?showtopic=13318&view=findpost&p=367631

Sadly, as long as he's on loan at Thistle, his wish might have come true… Partick Thistle are one of those teams that just about everyone seems to have heard of!