
steelman1991
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You really need to let this unhealthy attitude towards Law go. Its clear you just don't like the lad and while he was and has been poor, he certainly isn't alone. To blame him for Laing's poor performances is bordering on the laughable. Laing was given the proverbial runaround, because he was pitted against a more skilful and equally as strong opponent, nothing to do with having to cover for Law, making up for Law, or anything else to do with Law. The goal in particular was totally Laing's fault, he gave up!!!!! Appreciate in general your opinions on this board, but you really need to focus on something other than Law - there's another 8 or 9 who could just as easily be the target of your ire.
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Agree for the most part Al B - but Jack Leitch was the cause of much of that lost possession, his distribution was pitiful and that's being kind. Poor positionally and soft in the tackle, certainly not the attributes of a creative and or combatitve midfielder. Looked like the only thing he was good at tonight was holding out his hand in abject apology with alarming regularity.
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Anyone who thinks Leitch had a good game, or assisted in 'dragging us through' needs to visit an optician and quickly. He's nowhere near ready to be a start and IMO is living off his name - reckon if dad wasn't on coaching staff he'd be playing 1st/2nd division - regrettably even that level passed him by tonight. Now EF 9, 10 and 11 all looked assured and capable of doing the basics, something the majority of our team couldn't. Do we have a scouting set-up in Scotland? Changes for Saturday - ditch Laing (replace with Kennedy) - totally at fault at the goal and was ripped a new one by the EF number 9 - though no doubt there will be some who will contrive a reason to blame Law. Luke Watt did nothing in his cameo tonight to suggest he is any better than those chosen in front of him in recent weeks - despite what others would have you think, however on the basis its a fresh face, then lets see what he can do. Still it's a cup win and we haven't had many of those in recent years EDIT - and Thomas for Johnson (absolutely honking tonight)
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Add Brian Martin to that list.
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Amazing how assumptions continue to be made about McDonald's level of fitness - he looked no less fit than any of the rest , but was just SHITE, time the fitness angle was given a rest and we focus on his form.
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Taking Lasley off and leaving McDonald on was the big mistake. Taylor never really showed a great deal, but he looked more composed and looks to be a nice crisp passer of the ball, something our centre backs need to learn and quickly. The number of times we laboured over balls to the full backs from the middle two was ridiculous. By the time the ball got to them, they're marker was all over them like a rash.
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Not a thumping, because until the penalty it was difficult to see where either team were going to conjure up a goal. Even up to their second the game was there for the taking and we did engineer a few flurries towards their goal - though I doubt Alexander has had a quieter night than he did last night. I think what is disappointing to most is the lack of the 'pressing game' which featured so prominently in the destruction of Rangers and which Hearts deployed so effectively against us last night. The time and space afforded to Hearts players all over the park was criminal. Hearts players clearly had been instructed to put pressure on us immediately, which in turn led to a succession of misplaced, hurried passes, surrendering possession cheaply to them. Mirror that when they had the ball. I have to admit there not as good a team as the media and Hertz fans would have you believe, but they are competent, something we have to strive to achieve in the coming weeks. Why they quite had to resort to time-wasting tactics as soon as they went in front beggars belief. Callum Paterson is a f....g w..k and their number 18 is crap - happier now I've got that off my chest.
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Spot on Andy - but by the f..k you're being kind to the ref - he was a f....g sitck on homer if ever there was one. Maybe Rangers are his team and we were subject to payback, but he was clearly biased (sorry incompetent might be better)
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It's not that Skippy looks unfit - he's just been shite (James McFadden second season syndrome by the looks of it). He's contributed the square root of f..k all.
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Atmosphere was flat as a flounder - did the Bois bus break down again, or are they still in Pitlochry, climbing pylons?
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Thanks guys - clearly missed all that talk.
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Equally as interested in how Pearo is - or have I missed the prognosis?
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Happy to oblige if you need one big man
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Motherwell V The Rangers Spfl Playoff Final 2Nd Leg 31/05/15
steelman1991 replied to Yabba's Turd's topic in Club Chat
I think they did, just perhaps not enough lol -
Motherwell V The Rangers Spfl Playoff Final 2Nd Leg 31/05/15
steelman1991 replied to Yabba's Turd's topic in Club Chat
Those who encroached? -
Easy to say when you're in Chicago
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Nah definitely not - haven't felt this way (about a new season) for a long while. Competition and strength throughout the squad - with (dare I say it) quality and not just quantity.
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Why are people so inconsiderate - don't they know these things should be kept outwith the football season !!!!! 3-1 Motherwell
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Because they couldn't fill them.
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He was solid and in the absence of Johnson on the left, provide balance to the team. Good performance
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Thought at the time it was Chalmers - No???? Yeah just watched highlights - Moult wasn't on at that point - it was Chalmers who got his pocket picked from about a yard
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My bad, thought it was a lot less than that. Yeah haven't been since the old Bayview.
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That could generate a ticket scramble - don't think their capacity is all that big.
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Hope you guys were well gone by the time we arrived on the way back - saw one poor sod take a hell of a leathering outside MacKays Bar on the main street wooofft
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Yes, a promising start it has to be said.