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Or there's nothing new to report until the investigation is complete, which it wasn't the last time I heard anything about it.

Never understand why that winds folk up so much, to be honest... it's just something folk do when they score a goal, like jumping and running about with their arms in the air. If anyone was paying me that much I'd be quite happy to kiss their badge on a shirt from the minute I got in the door as well.

I've heard this "very poor Gers team" guff every season for about a decade now. Yet somehow, despite being so poor, they always finish first or second in the league, and usually bag a cup or two.

They were under today's circumstances... they barely got out of second gear at Hampden.

Keep watching the game -- need to teach these wimmen what your priorities are!

Does make you wonder if having a midfielder as a manager is a good idea -- doesn't seem to be able to teach our players how to defend *or* score

Craigan booked for being dismally slow. 3-0 from the free kick.

2-0, chronic defending again.

Wee spell of pressure from us there comes to nothing.

1-0 Naismith. Time to go and do something else with my Saturday afternoon...

Not seeing anything plausible so far I'm afraid...

National team doing well in theory raises the footballing credibility of our wee country and might persuade a better quality of player to come and play in the SPL (even for wee teams like us) that wouldn't do so otherwise, both of which have a knock-on effect on crowds, which brings more money into the game etc. That said, I'm always likely to be more interested in Motherwell than Scotland just because Motherwell games are a far more regular occurrence, and I've invested a lot more of my hard-earned cash going to watch Motherwell than Scotland.

And the main game got 20 minutes or more of highlights, not the 5 minutes you get nowadays. And sometimes that main game wasn't even a Premier League game, if there was a better First Division game on. Might I add: switching ends at half time, James Sanderson and Richard Park (before he was better known for being the Headmaster on Fame Academy), Chipmunk salt and vinegar crisps, and erra macaroon bars and spearmint chewing gum.

Have to say he didn't look injured to me from where I was sitting (well, standing), and didn't seem to be limping when he went off. So hopefully it was just precautionary.

Article on Jeffers in the Herald today. http://www.heraldscotland.com/sport/spl/mo...-away-1.1084149

D'oh, just lost Open All Mics.

2-0 'Well, Sutton!

Jones scores! 1-0, once they decided it had gone over the line.

Stranraer "first to every ball" at the moment. Lasley off injured, Murphy on.

Gunning and Hutchinson booked in quick succession...

To be honest, I just Googled "Open All Mics"

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/s...rem/7742209.stm

Nope, they've been off and running for a few minutes now.

Lasley struggling with his ribs already, apparently..

Think it's Open All Mics only, today.