The problem is its an uphill task and the whole event is weighted against St Mirren.
From Celtic having their own end and dressing room at an apparently neutral statium.
You will probably also see comments in the press from Celtic spokespersons about St Mirren's approach in the lead up, trying to put the refs under pressure. Maybe less so now Rodgers is away, but its all in the play-book.
We've seen this all first hand against us.
I don't really envy a 4th consecutive cup final v Celtic tbh.
St Mirren likely on a hiding to nothing. 1/5 of the stadium
Their players will no doubt be be getting immediate bookings while Maeda runs around carte-blanche fouling as usual
Don't think we should get carried away about Sat, for all it was a horrific performance, it was also the perfect storm for St Mirren.
Aberdeen very hit and miss recently.
Slattery has to start as his dynamism and movement gives us far more attacking threat.
We need a bit more zip with the ball, on Sat we were in danger of passing around the back 4 for passing's sake.
Need to get back to the brief of brave, progressive play.
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That said, I don't think checking to see if a player has a toenail offside is in the spirit of the offside law.
Was it not originally 'seeking to gain an advantage' by standing offside, or something?
I've questioned a few offside decisions in the past with the lines, because surely, by definition, they need to be drawn parrallel to the markings (goal-line, box, halfway line) on the park. On occasion it has seemed like the haven't