santheman

Oops Never post with a hangover☺️.

Surprised MJC hasn't been on yet predicting a 2 0 loss to Livi next week. Comfortable game with the exception of a 10 minute spell in the 2nd half when Killie brought their subs on and got a bit of joy down our left without really creating anything noteworthy.

In that case let's help to relegate them today.

If rumours are true the abomination of a pitch is supposed to be getting ripped up in the summer and being replaced with a proper grass one.

MJC must be some laugh at parties.

I think he should wear it anyways. Imagine the crack on here if he did.

Not me. £32 to put up with the usual gauntlet of "F*****g Orange B*****d on the way up to the game then get treated like a leper by the stewards. No thanks.

It's no wonder when most teams outside the OF have to do a major restructuring job every season. Sometimes it pays off sometimes it doesnt and when it doesn't it invariably costs the Manager his job. When it does it probably gives him a stay of execution until the following season when we go through the whole process again. What's the answer though, an increase in the size of the League means less money for the existing clubs probably meaning a poorer quality of player leading to even more pressure on the Managers. No relegation giving them the breathing space to build a team and blood more youngsters knowing the threat of relegation is removed. Would either scenario improve the product on the field leading to more exciting games or the complete opposite. Who knows?

He might be a she for all we know. That would make things Interesting.

There's a surprise.

He was at the game yesterday being introduced to folk in the Directors box

Only problem with playing the young lads is the difference in prize money between 7th and 10th. Roughly 52k per place so do we try and win every game or possibly sacrifice that kind of money to promote youth. In an ideal world we win all our games and play the young boys too.

Well they did at Kircaldy however I'll quantify that by giving the benefit of the doubt that it was unintentional as I think it was aimed at the rows of empty seats at the front of the stand and their aim was off, but nevertheless whoever threw it came within a couple of inches of severely injuring one of our wheelchair users. Thankfully there have been no more flares that I'm aware of since then so hopefully lessons have been learned.

At least you didn't mention "influnce". Grammar and spelling mistakes aside, anything that might add to the matchday experience(within reason) is OK with me.

FB saying that the Bois are asking fans for their opinion on how to improve the matchday experience and involve others not based in the Hunter stand. A good initiative.

The only rumour I've heard (and that's from couple of Rangers supporting mates) is that Scott Arfield has signed a PCA with us. Cannae see it myself but they seem to think it's a goer.

There's a massive difference between coaching a team and managing one. You can be the best coach in the world on the training field but doesn't automatically mean you are any good at creating a happy dressing room full of motivated players producing the goods on the pitch. A harsh lesson for him and I hope he bounces back from it. Las is probably trying to engineer a gig for him at the Midden.

Does that include at least 2 of our first team squad who support Rangers who probably go and watch them from time to time and heaven forbid might even wear a Rangers scarf at the game. Not to mention our 4 ROI players who probably support the other half of the Old Firm and do the same. Is that what you want us to become or as David says just at the wind up?

Maybe St Johnstone were the problem and not him.

Substitute Taylor with Lacovitti and play the same long ball punts up the park tactics and we're going to get the same result. Maybe forced into that because of the state of the pitch and unpredictable bounce but no reason to adopt those tactics on a decent pitch. We saw against Hearts that balls played up to Obikas feet and chest plays to his strengths and I'm sure we'll see more of that. Slattery for Cornelius ??

They're probably that used to playing a certain way on their own park that they can't adapt to a different type of game away from home on a decent surface but yeah it seems strange even on the balance of probability. Either that or they're just shit.

91% of their total points total this year have been won at home according to a poster on P&B. When you look at that stat a draw isn't too shabby.

This is Like watching an episode of Dancing on Ice. How many of our players is that who have slipped trying to turn with no-one near them.

Every time the ball bounces you don't have a clue where the ball is going to end up. Pitch is beating us not Killie

He didn't realise that dealing with seasoned pros who had been round the block a few times was completely different from dealing with young Impressionable players eager to please. A steep learning curve that he didnt quite get to the end of and is only learned through experience. It's OK citing "club legend" to young apprentices, doesn't wash the same with older professionals.