Bart Verheul

Yes that picture was after he had won the ball, at the time I thought it wasn't even a foul and saw a replay on somebody's phone at the game. Lets just say it didnt change my mind, if we are sending people off for winning the ball (which it seems we are) then the game is finished.

They say that the bad decisions even themselves out over a season, well we must be due some belters in the last quarter of the season

Craigan didn't actually criticise cathro's ability at any point in the argument. His point was that the media seemed to be making out that he was the only modern, forward thinking coach in the scottish game. He did have a dig at him for almost encouraging this viewpoint but to try and put him in the same boat as kris boyd is unfair in my opinion

It was only the minority though

Ah right, I just saw it yesterday and assumed he had fallen out of favour.

The young Canadian keeper put up a tweet a couple of days ago that due to passport issues he wasnt able to sign so I doubt he'll be one of them. I noticed yesterday that ex Inverness player Marley Watkins had asked to be released by Barnsley. No idea whether or not they allowed him but he would suit the pacey left winger identikit that we appear to be wanting

Let's all start guessing who the ex player who plays in marvins position is. I'll go for Andy Roddie (the only other person to have said this is that ginger excuse for a manager)

It's never been officially announced but I can remember somebody asked flow on twitter and I've had a wee trawl back to find out that it's ex Port Vale player Martin Foyle who is head zof recruitment

From a not at all selfish point of view I'm gutted it's on as I'm having to work tomorrow. Bloody paracetamol bringing the players temperatures down.

Maybe mcghee didn't throw any subs on as each one adds another 30secs injury time. If we had made 3 changes then Partick would have won 4-3 Well done mark mcghee

I know it's a bit if your auntie had baws she'd be your uncle but if we hadn't lost all those last minute goals we would be sitting in 4th place just now.

Ryan Williams (mentioned earlier in the thread) has signed for Inverness

Apparently we are going to be chatting with faddy about an extended deal as it doesn't look like he's moving to America

I'm sure dicker has been linked with Kilmarnock but that could be dead in the water now that lockinho has resigned

Chalmers starts for the u20s so that would suggest to me hammell will be fine for Saturday

As I said in the man of the match thread was impressed with cadden even though he was at fault for the opener. He didn't let it affect him and he was a plus point today in a game where a draw would probably have been fairer but if you can't make your possession count then you are always going to give yourself problems. Didn't think that grimshaw being missing made too much of a difference as cadden played the roll well, for me it was the front two guys not being able to (or not being allowed to hold the ball up) that was our undoing. On a side note, how much would I have loved us to get Jackson irvine in the summer, he's a big long haired sheila but he ran the midfield today

Would have been cadden had it not been his fault for the opening goal, but unfortunately he totally got caught ball watching when he should have been tracking Irvines run. To be fair he'll have learned a lot from that and he didn't let it affect him and thought he had an accomplished game apart from that one lapse of concentration. I thought mcdonald and moult were poor by their own standards today and the man of the match is between Pearson and mcmanus for me but pearo gets the nod for the goal

Referee wasn't bias against us as mcdonald clearly handled the ball for his 2nd goal, it was almost as blatant as picking it up and placing it at his foot to score. Agree he was gash though and how Crawford was still on the park is anyone's guess

The thing that I really like about moult is he looks as if he appreciates that he's got one of the best jobs in the world, in that he's a pro footballer and gives everything he has got every game. His movement off the ball is excellent and a wee mention to the much maligned josh law who put in 2 brilliant corners for a set piece that was obviously worked on in training leading to moults goal and then in the 2nd half the exact same routine but louis put it narrowly over the bar. No failures today and similarly nobody who was head and shoulders above the rest, a really good team performance today and if we play like that most weeks you'd like to think we would be fine.

Would agree that Kennedy was poor in the first 15-20mins but he actually did well to forget his mistake for the 1st goal and I thought did well the rest of the game. I would also agree that Ripley didn't cover himself in glory but he had one outstanding save quite late on when hearts had about 3shots at goal in a row.

I'd like to see the tackle on mcdonald ( I think) at the halfway line in the build up to marvins goal. Looked a shocker and as we scored the ref seemed to forget about it and I don't think even talked to anybody about it

For once it was quite hard to pick an individual for the right reasons, rather than who was the least sheehite. Went for johnson but admirable mentions to grimshaw who tackled anything that moved and skippy who looked more like his old self apart from a couple of bad touches

Hopefully marvin hasn't injured himself badly but he was definitely holding his right hamstring after he came off. I really enjoyed that today for about the first time this season and was encouraged by the number of chances we created. We still gave away our usual soft goals but to be fair their strike force is amongst the best in the league, big and strong and able to play a bit for big guys However Juanma Delgado has to be one of the most odious individuals to grace fir park in a long while moaning about every decision, diving, leaving his foot in with certain tackles and for a moment I really thought he was going to fire the ball into the East stand at the final whistle. Keith spotted this and rightly had a word before mcmanus stepped in and pulled Juanma out the way before it all kicked off.

To be fair I would have clapped that whoever had scored it. Not only was the finish superb, how many times will they have tried that in training and the guy hitting the corner will have overhit it or hit the first man. Okay it's not ideal that it was against us but how many times a season do you see goals like that in the flesh. My natural reaction was just to clap it and not anything to do with it being vigurs who scored it

I'll be the first to say it (and the last probably) but I'd rather have straker in at left back than chalmers at the moment. At least you were guaranteed at least one piece of jaw dropping skill in amongst the other 99.99% of dross from Tony, but it was 0.01% better than chalmers today. Ok maybe not... but you get the idea. Hammell will hopefully make a difference to the team going forward, as I lost count of the times chalmers got it with a bit of space ahead of him only to stop and either pass it inside or back to mcmanus.