weeyin

I don't think they'll be quietly dropped. I do, however, still think all that will happen is a token fine, possibly suspended. As Robinson said they other day, the biggest frustration is we've lost a couple of the few opportunities to play these games while this process dragged on. So we'll end up having to squeeze them into a busy month. Something that punishes us through no fault of our own.

I had completely forgotten about Spark. Looking through the internet, I see he died young (43 years old in 1993) after having both legs amputated due to Buerger’s disease; a condition mostly associated with smoking.

The last 2 games have proved, if there was any doubt, how indispensable Campbell is in our midfield. The drive and energy he provides is something we have severely lacked in his absence.

At last, we take a chance from the set piece.

Gallagher and Watt should both have scored. We typically struggle to create against sides that let us dominate possession, and today is no exception. One of those games where we are missing the crowd to inject a bit of urgency into the players.

He didn't even like the actual matches being played on his turf.

We Fergied them off the park.

Not a complete surprise given the change of circumstances at the club. Leeann was originally hired to assist with the transition to selling a majority ownership to the fans, and then, instead, they sold the majority ownership to the rich businessman last year.

We were in the Main Stand for the game and it was pretty incredible to see Fir Park that full. My two main memories of that game are what a niggly, dirty wee team St Mirren were in those days, and Wullie P's penalty.

It was a classic for many reasons, but definitely not one for the purist. I'm pretty sure the BBC highlights started with the second half kick-off because there wasn't much for the neutral to enjoy in the first half.

I saw his first goal of the season a few weeks ago. It was a classic.

The total time spent staring at the Verizon logo is worth exactly what you paid for it. Zero, for season ticket holders. About the price of a pint for overseas subscribers like myself. And overseas subscribers have more to complain about, because it's the upsurge in the numbers of the freeloaders that are causing the stress on infrastructure that we pay for. So, if anything, the season ticket holders owe each of us that pint.

Cup games are never part of season ticket packages (or overseas MFC TV packages) so I'm not surprised this is PPV In fact, for me, it's an opportunity to see a game that typically isn't broadcast. Don't they also need to split the gate money in these ties? Considering that all the season ticket holders get all the league streams for free, paying for the odd cup game seems reasonable and I'm happy to throw the club a few extra quid every now and then. Also, the stream last week was rock solid.

Campbell and Maguire.

Aye, pretty sure it's PPV for season ticket holders and overseas subscribers.

Crawford has over 200 first team appearances in his locker, so there would something wrong if Crawford was a more complete player. I'm quite happy to see Maguire continue to be developed, though - but it's good to have options. We obviously assembled this season's squad knowing that the tight schedule and possible Covid disruptions would mean we need more depth - and even then we are struggling for cover in some positions.

Here it is. If he has a signature goal, this is definitely it - coming in from wide to hit one into the corner.

You mean when May dived?

Our best move of the game. Nice goal.

You'll need a hospital bed when we sell him in January. Blind squirrel day.

Is it not in the hands of the independent panel now? They probably need to fit it in around their real jobs.

If we lost both Campbell and Maguire, I'd go with Mugabi in defence, O'Hara back in mid with either Crawford or Lamie to join him. (Which means Robinson will move White back to mid to play beside Hastie...)

We need to pick one left back and stick with him. We've lined up with multiple defensive formations and personnel and, not surprisingly, been struggling to find a consistent performer.

That, plus I agree with Steven Gerrard when he said that under these circumstances it make more sense to have a late kick-off (maybe 5:30pm) to give players as much recovery as possible rather than the SPFL having Sunday kick-offs at noon.

Of course. The Czechs are better than us right now and deserved to win the group. It would have been nice to win it, but it's progress when people complain we missed out in playing with the elite teams rather than complaining about struggling against San Marino. We know what is needed now to qualify from our World Cup group, so the rest is up to the players. A decent balance of "fantastic, we are in the Euros!" and "we still have work to do to improve".