BigManTam

I would argue poor officiating and delays due to VAR are vastly outweighed by the team's improved performance. A signficant increase in bodies through the gates would suggest the majority agree with me. In any case, a majority seem to get off on the controversy, shouting at referees and the like, so ultimately they are happier when they've got more to moan about. RE VAR - it's here to stay and I'm sure the standard of intervention will improve with time.

Deteriorating product? This has been the best quality of football I've seen at Fir Park in, well, ever. The small rise in price will go directly to the (fan-owned) club. The record home crowds we've seen this season suggest price hasn't been the main issue that's been keeping people away, it's been the entertainment (or lack thereof) on the park. VAR is a small stoppage in most games and, in its own way, often adds to the entertainment of the event.

Potentially the biggest error though was starting Bjorg and putting JT out wide. Completely neutralised us up top. It's no coincidence our red hot form has occurred since JT was moved to striker.

Are you Steven Craigan? You've been waiting to stick the boot into our Jens.

The only exception to this for me was, rather surprisingly, Rangers away. Not long to wait now until we get our chance for revenge.

I did see Said back-head one of the hibs guys. Was a bit cheeky and could have been pulled up by VAR, unsure if there was much contact though.

Plus a 1 year option on our part.

Always find it mental how people who are very wealthy compared to the average can end up bankrupt. A lot of cowboys out in the financial advisory and investment space.

We're the talk of the toon. I still find especially Just and Said plus Slattery to an extent very frustrating to watch from a goal-scoring point of view. Could they benefit from being more direct (i.e. taking quick shots, shots from further out and crossing in quicker)?

No suggestion as such. Heard Willie Miller talking on Sportsound about Aberdeen's misfiring strikers and how they would be in the market for a striker in January. Got me thinking that someone underperforming at a peer club (like a Nisbet) could be a realistic Jan loan target for us. No one would be too excited, but I think we've got a decent record of getting misfiring players firing again. Simon Murray anyone? Random guy from Scandanavia would be good though, probably save a fair few quid as well.

What do folk think about someone like Nisbet on loan?

Last night was an eye opener. rangers will be looking back on Saturday now and thinking they did very well to beat us. I actually thought Nancy would do a job for celtic, but their performance last night was as poor as anything a Russell Martin Rangers team produced. Turmoil ahead for Celtic I suspect, which can only be good for us and the league as a whole. Imagine if Celtic rage-recalled Welsh from his loan? 😝

Went for Watt, but an honourable mention to Sparrow who has come into the team and done a very decent job imo.

Can't believe you can't buy a ticket online or PATG for celtic game. Everyone who doesn't have a season ticket will need to go through that tiny wee office...

Next 2 games: 0 points - Dissapointing 1 point - meh 2 points - OK (surely not 2 goalless draws...) 3 points - Good 4 points - Fantastic 6 points - Could we actually win the league?