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Well the opposition were good enough to qualify for the Europa League and beat FSCB - the team that cuffed Aberdeen - in their last European match. So better than a lot of Scottish teams.

Not the best camera work in the world, but here are his goals from that game. (Best watched with the sound off) Looks like his confidence is back.

I'd also point out that lots of the older generation are pretty familiar and comfortable with technology. I understand both sides of the argument, but as things inevitably transition, the best thing we can do is help the people that need it as much as we can.

26 - 18 would surprise me.

After all your complaints, your account has obviously been permanently flagged as "Singing Section Only" for all future events. You might as well give in now, and invest in a drum.

That's true. He'd probably find a way to make us lose money.

It shouldn't even be the SFA that's running the show here - for the League Cup it should be the SPFL.

AI is typically high on the "A" and low on the "I"

Read this today in the Guardian's Football Daily newsletter: A mercifully moderated forum set up for Scottish fitba fans to critique their teams in public, the Daily Record hotline pulsed with the power of 10,000 suns on Sunday. So hot that whoever was manning it had to wear asbestos gloves as they sifted through comments left by supporters of one particular Glasgow team, who felt compelled to rant about “the turgid, unwatchable garbage” (Sean in Cumbernauld) they’d just been forced to sit though by “players not good enough or not performing at a level anywhere good enough” (Kenny in Moffat), who “don’t seem to know what they’re doing” (John in location unspecified). Rather remarkably, these appraisals were among the more printable posted by a selection of furious Celtic fans, who had just seen their team win at home to Motherwell.

Are we not 2 more match threads away from this?

For anyone questioning what "get the ball in front of AP" means, his fist goal is a perfect example of that.

The manager doesn't need lessons in game management - the players do. JBA has been quite clear that it has been one of our issues that needs work, and continues to need work. Like every other part of the new approach, it takes time for it to become automatic. We improved when Welsh started, but obviously did not have that advantage today. When you have guys like McGinn, Gordon and SOD together, some of the old habits are going to surface. It's one of the reasons I wanted a few new faces in there over the summer.

Now take your pick...

You could have bet your mortgage that they'd get a VAR call today after all their complaining about it in midweek.

You're probably right, though