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It seems fair to suggest that Aberdeen and Motherwell are probably on par with each other this season in terms of where we'll both finish, although, given their budget, they should be performing better and be higher up the league. Both teams have similar W/D/L stats, so I expect both will finish no higher than 7/8th at best.

It's not difficult to imagine that Kettlewell (and Hammell) was a budget option as he was promoted from within. It's also not my job to scout potential managers or forecast staffing budgets; that's the job of a CEO. Oh, wait...

Whilst recognising the apparent positive attributes noted in the comments above, we’ve gone for the budget option in Kettlewell so we need to accept having a poor tactician and decision-maker at the helm for now. Will he learn and improve? I don't know.

Yesterday was a reminder that we're still generally crap, and any fantasies that I had of getting top six have evaporated.

VAR is a complete fucking nonsense. Fans are going to quit going to games.

Normal service resumed. At least the fight for 7th will be fun.

They're there to be beaten by 3 goals, but we’re also there to immediately capitulate and concede 3 again. However, given they're in dire straits and we’re doing better, we should be looking to batter them at Fir Park this weekend.

He's more likely to be publicly sacked by Cormack during a halftime incident.

County equalising against Hibs in the last minute is helpful, although a win for County would've been preferable. Aberdeen losing to Dundee isn't helpful, as a draw would've been preferable, but it's still funny to laugh at Aberdeen. Top 6 is still on.

As I said, it works both ways.

It works both ways. If refs want to be treated with more respect, they should stop being fucking useless at their jobs.

'From zero' Brutal.

Let's hope it's an honest game with no cheating.

If you want a good laugh, check out Cédric Kipré’s save last night.

McCausland is a wimp, and Clement is a dismissive flesh-covered robot.

If he accepts an extended deal and his form continues into next season, there's no reason why we shouldn't expect his value to climb into the millions.

He knows his way around Norway, has played many games, and scores goals. https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/moses-ebiye/leistungsdaten/spieler/526361

Scott Burns sounding like Stephen Robinson in his assessment of Moses. “Ebiye would enhance his frontline options as he can play through the middle or on either flank.”

https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/theo-bair/nationalmannschaft/spieler/501709 He also discusses his national team allegiance on a YouTube Q&A alongside Paton. https://youtu.be/NHEjRryLStI?si=u8j3_st9WVEIEynW

Yes, the likes of Lundtram, Goldson and Souttar will still be having nightmares about being bodied so easily this weekend. I always said that his best game is when he's running onto the ball because it kept it simple and allowed his power to dominate, but it also looks like he's improving his technical hold-up play, which is another positive. It's also clear that he thrives with Vale and/or Spittal (or An Other) playing the attacking role alongside him.

This short highlight video demonstrates how much he's improved his technical game and learned to use his strength against tough defenders. He'll be getting called up again by Canada if he continues on this path. As a critic of him getting a 2-year deal, which I would say was justified criticism back then, I'm delighted to be proven wrong. With the odd blip here and there, he is continually improving, and it looks set to continue. We should extend and enhance his deal now to maximise any potential fee we may get for him and as a reward for all his hard work because I imagine he's probably one of the lowest earners at the club. 🐻

😴🤢🤕🤮 I imagine many of us are hanging out our arses today. I know I am.

Rodgers is an odious prick. Get it right up him.

20-year contract, with only 10 announced.

Mugabi. He contained Dessers relatively well today. Fair play.