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He's certainly up there. I believe Hartley took a pop recently too, although I heard that second hand.

There are certainly people in the media (and ex-players) who would be delighted if we fail. Can't have the "wee" teams trying anything progressive when they should be staying in their lane and sticking to the well worn traditional approach. 3 games against Aberdeen with 2 wins and draw in a decent return. I think it's obvious we could do with another central defender and another striking option, but I'm sure JBA sees that too. If we can keep picking up points in the run up to the next transfer window, a couple of astute signings could see our top 6 aspirations improve.

Him and another one like him, please.

And off to the eternal hell of an international break we go. Take your pick - plenty of time...

We have had 16 touches inside Aberdeen's box to their 2, and 6 shots to their 2. Our issue is scoring, not getting into the box or even creating chances. When teams take 4 touches to get the ball into the box it's usually a result of us giving the ball away - something that happens less often when you keep possession.

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Is he still in the country? I imagine if he has legged it back to The Netherlands there's hee-haw that can be done.

Not too surprised about that. It's a big step up - even bigger with no pre-season and adjusting to a new country as a teenager.

I know people are upset, but if we're going to abandon everything after a poor game, then we might was well bring back Hammell or Malpas and play "proper" Scottish football. Go back and reed last season's match threads if you want to see what's in store if we go back down that path. I'd rather we keep developing and bring in a few more players that fit in January than go back to Kettle-ball.

Sounds like Rugby Park is the place for you.

Maybe spend the cup money on another defender. Take your pick...

Sounds like hard work. We have a UK shop near here that sells square sausage, tattie scones and black pudding.

Also lists St Mirren as 110 x 70. While it doesn't sound like a huge difference, if you do the sums, it means there are an extra 925 yards² to cover at Hampden compared to St Mirren's pitch (an extra 12% surface area). Yes, I am bored at work today.

Compared to where we are now, I shudder to think where would have been with Barmack's Wild Sheep efforts.

Both teams will be thinking they have a great chance to get to a final, and a great chance in a final against relatively under-performing OF sides. It's very likely going to be close, but I think our quality on the ball and our pace on the large playing surface should give us the edge.

Don Robertson, but mostly VAR.

Great move, great finish. If we had tried that on Saturday, the ball would have stuck on the plastic somewhere near the halfway line.

The amount of hospitality that is consumed at some games we're lucky they picked a 'Well player.

The Well Society email today said if you don't see the ticket in the app by 10am on Thursday then call the office.

For years after Nicky Law left us, we struggled to find a midfielder with his influence. Now you look across the park and we have 4 of them.

This winning games thing is quite good. We should try it again at the weekend. Take your pick...

I have nothing against Utd as a club, but it's always a bit more satisfying when we beat a Jim Goodwin team.

Back to back wins make a big difference, pushing us comfortably into the top 6 again.

MJC needs his crystal ball back

Shaped in the mould of their manager.