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All 3 were key to the hammering they dished out to Thistle on Tuesday with Thomas getting MOTM.

If reports are true, I'm on $100,000 per week and about star in the next Batman movie.

While there are always a few complex factors when a team is struggling, lacking in confidence or whatever, it's too often the case that players dodge responsibility. I don't care who the gaffer is. If you are a professional player taking a wage, but struggle to make a 10 yard pass to a teammate, then that is 100% on you and you need to take the responsibility to sort it.

Hiding your face in your scarf is a Fir Park rite of passage.

Make sure your cross in the box is better than the ones on the park.

Get in.

Not the best playing surface I've seen this season.

I had to look this one up (on the historical kits site), but it looks like the last time we kept a home kit for more than one season was the 2011 - 2013 Puma. Likewise, it seems the last time we kept an away kit for more than one season was the 2004 - 2006 Xara. (I bet underboyleheating would have known this without looking it up. This is definitely his field of expertise).

O'Donnell and Gallagher were key players in the last run of qualifiers that got us to the Euros.

Aye, he obviously has history with Steve Clarke, and Clarke knows exactly what he can get out of him when he needs it. Depending on the tactics for the game, O'Donnell and Patterson offer different options, and that's never a bad thing. Players from "lesser" teams often do better at international level because they are playing alongside better players. It's always a positive when our players get international recognition as we can use it as an additional selling point when we're trying to recruit.

It's been injuries, illness and suspensions mostly this season. GA doesn't advertise or complain about it, but we've struggled to have the same 13 fit on consecutive weeks.

Thoughts and votes now we can "concentrate on the league"...

Craig Levein said it was a definite red. Kenny Miller said it was harsh. Definitive proof it was never a red.

It was a classic case of the ball jut getting away from him and he tried to recover. But victim blaming just ignores the fact it was a terrible decision from Collum who would never have shown a red if this had been a OF game.

He was a little rash, but is foot was low and he hit the ball first. Collum as usual looking the be the centre of attention and, instead, has ruined the game for both sets of fans.

It's a bit annoying that he could have stayed with us and just as easily been loaned out to ICT, or had some game time in our first team.

And he comes off the bench to score an equaliser.

For US based fans I see our game is streaming on ESPN+ tomorrow.

I see Louis Moult has recovered from his recent setback (vertigo diagnosis) and is back on the bench for Burton today.

I'd be putting Woolery on the bench for this one. I don't think I can take the "pass it straight to the defender in front of me" for this game. By all means bring him on of we need to change things up after an hour.

The best way to avoid cringeworthy Facebook announcements is to never use Facebook. It's bad enough how they 'manage' your data and trash your privacy - the content is just icing on the turd.

Tierney's said himself he expected this (half) season to be all about building up his fitness and strength with minimal playing time - so no surprise there. From a coaching point of view, that stuff is easy to implement as long as the player is willing.

CADDEN BACK TAE HAUNT US!!!!!

Going by the form book this will be 0 - 0 after all 22 players have taken their pens.

We've spent long spells in recent seasons struggling to find creativity. The period between Nicky Law and David Turnbull wasn't exactly overflowing with imaginative midfielders.