steelman1991

Well done the 'wee well.

Thanks mate - that's a good deal. Have I missed an announcement somewhere on this 'initiative' - are other clubs involved as well?

Any idea what the "reciprocal reduced SPFL Prem deal" is?

I know mate - was more a rhetorical question. No cynisim, just reality lol.

For pity's sake is this all we've got to get upset about - will we see the same indignation and offence when the 'other mob' come to town - thinking their 'songbook' is far more offensive than the 'Sash'. Let's hear it for the 'Boy's of the Old Brigade' et al. Anyway let's get back to the topic of the thread - anybody think that the penalty would have been awarded had the 'offence' taken place in their box?

Is that just because it isn't Rangers we're playing?

LOL

What a fuckin' scum bag - he's as bad as the arseholes he got the tickets for.

That's just rubbish - a few in the Main (who had managed to get their tickets, pre-embargo) and that was about it.

The criteria seemed to work perfectly at the play-off game - not sure why it wouldn't/hasn't been deployed for all future games against the scum. Season Ticket holder Well Trust Member and I'm sure those who PATG, would know someone who could get them a ticket. Just doesn't make sense - to me!

So we've gone back to the days of just providing tickets to whoever wants to give us their money - great. Thought the play-off had introduced a method of keeping them away from the 'home' ends. Typical f.....g Motherwell - 1 step forward, 2 back. Were they were wearing colours?

On the basis of ......................

Crap draw

That a prediction or has the draw been made? EDIT - a prediction - see the draw follows the Tayside derby.

He did struggle first half, but the issue wasn't the 'sun' - it was Dunne's selective blindness. He was continually unmarked on the left touchline, only for Dunne to ignore him for literally the whole of the first half, despite being the obvious out ball - deciding to try and hit one of the front two. The one time he chose to pass to Frear - he was tightly marked

...... and a good one. They were absolutely dreadful to watch. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You wouldn't have been saying that if you had been there last night - a f....n centre half that thinks he's half Pirlo and half Alonso, sadly he isn't close to being either.

Not for me - nope.

I know it's a game of opinions, but thank god you're not the manager - Oh and yes I do think you should visit SpecSavers.

Seemed to be running on a 'short-fuse' at times yesterday. Might be a player in there though if that could be harnessed.

Great read - keep up the good work 'Flow.

Doubt they have the desire to meet anywhere close to our asking price.

Can't agree with some of that assessment at all. Thought Livingston looked sharper and played around us, without really troubling our box, other than the shot that clipped the bar. Bigi tried hard, but at times looked overly lax in his passing. Tuton was strong and looked more than capable of causing defences up here problems. Thought Tanner did really well and looked nippy and tricky. Sorry but Rose for the large part was anonymous IMO. Dembele and Dunne (or is it really just Joleyn Lescott without the star trek mask) were strong and looked capable. Still very early days and keeping players sharp and fit is the reason for these games, long way to go, but the signs are encouraging.

Wishing you much luck and success in your new role - Keith.

SSN reporting Keith Lasley has retired from playing to take up Asst Manager role.