Frazzie

I was thinking that myself, same for Jack Leitch. If they get deals with us, next season really is make or break for them. Think they'll be lucky to get them though.

When does Craig Moore (or anyone else for that matter) stop being a boy?

I'd be annoyed if it was a single year. Two or more is fine.

That result today saved me a fortune- my next away game will probably be next season now.

Our season could essentially be over in three hours time so of course we should be planning for the next one.

I think one thing we should do is punt Gomes back to Hearts to save some cash and give Jack Leitch a few decent runouts.

How would that have worked if Scotland had qualified?

I don't know how I feel about that.

I'm with Yabba. Absolute cock-socket of a guy.

If we're going to lose, at least get a couple of goals down early doors so I can leave. No more of this last-minute pish please.

That's exactly my point. No they don't. And when they do at Fir Park, it is without consistency or reason.

None of the above.

Clearly speeding can and has caused all manner of horrific deaths over the years so should be clamped down on. I'm talking about a victimless crime, hence the comparison to sitting in the wrong seat or bringing your own sweets- although the tongue in cheek nature obviously passed a few folk by.

I hope you are moved from the next seat you sit in that is not your own, you absolute menace to society.

Everyone knows what the rules are, but there are many that are not enforced. Does everyone always sit in their allocated seat? Does nobody bring in their own sweeties? My issue is as extension of those- fully aware it's not allowed, but it's never caused an issue and if left alone, never would. We stood at the back for the full game in Perth on Saturday and - hold the front page - no issues.

I know I don't need to stand up, but I want to. I don't understand why anyone would have an issue with this.

I wasn't looking for sympathy at all, but it's impossible to stand exactly still for an hour, especially when you're trying to watch something from a position where your view is impeded, so of course people are going to end up back in front of the line over and over again. Stupid rule in the first place, but for it to then be changed to a different stupid rule mid-match is ridiculous. To then choose the middle of a dangerous opposition attack that ultimately led to a goal to impose said rule is beyond the pale. Is there no part of the clubs thinking that extends to actually wanting people to come to matches?

Dave, you have been slating Lasley on various forums since before the guy ha been taught to shave. You must be delighted he's lost a yard of pace so you can justify your ramblings. Unfortunately for the credibility of your argument, in the interim period he has led us to Europe and Hampden countless times and generally captained the side during arguably the most successful period in the clubs history. And he's managed to do it all while developing into a rugged, sexy beast of a man. You're correct that everyone loves him, but there's many good reasons for it. And even as he approaches retirement, he'd still walk into most teams in the country.

Back on topic- I was told to stand behind the yellow line three times by a steward before being told to go and take my seat in the second half. Unfortunately for the 4th guy, he picked his moment to pounce just as Killie opened the scoring so was met with a volley of abuse. I often hear of folk talking about handing in their season ticket or not renewing it but Saturday is the first time it's ever entered my head as a possibility. Don't get me wrong- I almost certainly still will, but for all the chat you hear about "Matchday Experience", ours is consistently woeful.

Did I make this up or is Lawless going to Dundee United?

There's no doubt Vigurs had and continues to have talent by the bucketload, and when he was in the mood turned in some brilliant performances for us with a few absolutely sublime goals and assists. I have no comment to make on whether or not he feigned injury because only one man knows whether he did or not, but there's no doubt he was a workshy primma donna at times and his lack of effort cost us at crucial times, most notably in Iceland. I've always been the type of fan who loves the triers over the naturally talented (ultimately prefer both!) so I have no time for Iain Vigurs and hope he is hunted up the road with his tail between his legs tomorrow.

I was there too, and my rage post-match was split evenly between Dan and Vigurs. This hasn't changed.

Are folk really having a go at Hammell here? Have you seen what state we've ended up in when he's been unavailable to us? Straker, Chalmers, etc. Jesus fuck. Hammell is a modern day Joe Wark. Loves the club, brilliant for this level, wonderfully consistent and should probably have got caps and/or a bigger move.

This.

Left as the third hit the net so went for a null vote. Suspect I'd have done the same if I'd stayed until the end anyway.