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If you found SK's 15 match run without a win entertaining then more power to you.

I liked Theo, but I'd still prefer we went for a new player, ideally used to playing on our new formation. Here are all Theo's goals from his time with us. I'll leave it others to judge how technical they were.

Being in the running for relegation is the price you pay for sticking with the same approach every season. Given that we have zero chance of winning the league, what's the point of playing the league matches every week? For me, the point is I want to be entertained.

They come to learn from the fully qualified coaches who have been trained to the latest UEFA standards using state of the art, data driven training methods and tactics. They don't come to Largs to learn how to run up sand dunes or control long balls on worn out plastic pitches.

Other strikers are available.

It's definitely a learning process. When you have trained for 20 years to clear your lines instead of looking for a pass, some adjustment is required. Equally important is recognising when you do, and when you do not, have time to look for that pass. Mistakes will no doubt be made, but we need to stick to the plan.

If be "even better" you mean he scored 2 goals last season and was dropped from the international team due to poor form, then yes.

Rangers have struggled to win their opener in recent years. I think this will be a low scoring draw. 1 - 1.

No to Bair. We need to stop thinking about bringing old players back and start thinking about new players that fit into JBA world.

He was greetin' about the grass at Hampden and the physicality of the players when Scotland beat Spain. He wouldn't last 2 minutes in an away game at Livi.

It's also why much of Scottish football is in the dark ages.

100% There's still a long way to go, but I'd much rather watch our defence make 3 or 4 passes along the back looking for an opening than watch Casey hoof a hopeful long ball over AP's head.

Also went with Watt.

Sitting 3rd in the group right now too, behind East Fife and Kelty Hearts.

More load balancing, bit more progression in our tactics and play, AP scores, clean sheet, top of the group. Now for fun, scroll back through the thread to read the complaints.

Acceptable. Take your pick...

Much better than a drive to Glasgow.

I'm sure the new manager and new players will be highly encouraged by your unwavering support.

Which ironically was during one of our best ever league campaigns.

Sometimes it's just a bad fit. Classic example for Hearts was John Sutton. Good with us, struggled at Hearts and then came back to Fir Park for a 22 goal season.

A good big'un beats a good little'un as they say. As usual, though, it's all about the balance across the team.

For the US based 'Well fans (who don't have MFC TV), I see Paramount+ is streaming this match live.

I'm with you on that - I'm not a fan of seeding in cup competitions.

The seeding in this competition has been a bit of a joke in recent years, so not too bothered about that. Would like to win the group, though, and keep progressing on the park.

The coaching has also improved in all levels of the game. The lower league teams are playing tactics you would never have seen 20 or 30 years ago.