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Certainly looks to me like Bamba won the ball, but looks like Jamie just goes down as part of the challenge. To be fair, big Bamba had some game for them.

Jamie Murphy looked lively and made the most of the little attacking play we had.

Davie Whiteford, my old PE teacher at Garrion Academy with his brother John. Ah the memories! Wish I had made the effort to see him on Sat at the book signing.

Had to laugh at Brian Kerr saying he would be the midfield enforcer whilst Klimpl was out. Didn't see much of the Challenge Cup Final, but Kerr certainly started for Dundee and did the wee interview bit at HT. Also, Crags in the stand with his views on the first half! Certainly becoming more of a media man than a footballer these days.

I remember Gannon commenting on his reasoning for this a while back. He reckons that he prefers to defend properly in the box, rather than have a player on either post. Also asked his defenders how often they ever had to clear a ball off the line when positioned at the post, and they said hardly ever!

I thought it was Tom Boyd, but didn't want to make an arse of masel in case Fatcalf picked up on my error

Good night guys, well done to all involved. Most of Speedie's quips were well received, but a few prepared ones fell on their arse( as well as Frazzle ).

Think the logic is based on Cragg's interview on Alba. As mentioned, he basically said that Gannon was very intense and serious. He inferred that he preferred the more laid back approach of McGhee.

Gannon definitely got the tactics right today. Two big guys up front and not afraid to play the long ball, mixed in with some decent possession. Thought Jutciewicz was immense against a very strong Hearts central defence. He's improving with every game. Saunders and Hutch were solid all game, and Hateley broke up any of Hearts attacks.

Ok, so Hearts looked solid against Celtic, and created a few chances. But so did we v Celtic. I'm hoping for a reaction from Tuesday's game so 2-0 Well.

Aye, you'll soon be found out. Give the linesman pelters and you will be ok

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Yup, was in the back of the main stand. Or as the polis told me '' You're in a wee shoe box at the back of the main stand''. Wish I'd seen hime after the game. As for the Junior Burns game, I'm sure it was after that one where we met Andy Dornan and Andy Ritchie in Park Lane disco! Christ I'm old.

What is interesting is that Mowbray is attempting to get Celtic play a passing-game style, and it's failing. To be honest, hasn't got the calibre of player like Lambert, Larsson etc. of the past, but then neither did Chesny and he manged to get through the group stage. Contrast with the mighty Well, who are thriving under the passing culture of Gannon. Confused, I am!

Definitely struggling when the boots on the other foot so to speak. I dunno, mibees Willie Mcvie, Gregor Stevens. Aw no, that was us

Definitely a cup win, especially after suffering that defeat in last year's cup game at Paisley . Can I no have 1 point in the league game tho?

Aye, don't be tempted to hing it out the car window

Alan Moore was a wee diving shite

You kiddin? It's Jorge Cadete, ex-sellick. Tried to make a comeback with Thistle and was well past it by then.

Roddy Grant

Albert Craig, especially when he played for Accies. Remember him scoring a hat-trick I think in a New Year derby v Well at Douglas park

Actually, quite like him now (he says back-tracking) Add Henry Smith to the list