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More rounds and more money please. Especially if fans can't even get in to watch.

Jock Brown and Lewis Irons are a little bit less even handed on the stream's commentary. It's actually quite a good listen.

Harry Robinson will be getting his pocket money docked for conceding a pen.

The comeback's on.

Well deserved 5th for Long.

Aye, Long looking much sharper tonight. Deserves a goal.

Never in doubt

Finally turning the screw with a wee bit of confidence.

Watt injecting a bit of urgency into the front line too.

Get in.

Tony Watt on - he scored against Barcelona, you know.

Run faster, pass forward, face the goal - amazing how simple it can be.

Our strikers are all playing like Curtis Main. Back to the goal, not gambling on position and afraid to shoot.

That's because the buying club and the selling club both agreed to disclose the amount. If either party wants to keep it secret they make that part of the deal.

Aye DT's set pieces were surprisingly poor this season.

So all week it's been telling me video would be available to overseas subscribers, but when I log in it's audio only and wants me to stump up more cash.

True, but they were no Queens Park (and they beat us over 2 legs).

Frear signs on the dotted line for Hearts.

Probably a better overall financial return, though.

I certainly remember watching him play for us, and I remember having him in my football cards collection. For some reason I don't have the same recollection of his actual transfer the same way I remember Deans and Forsyth moving on. Maybe I was too young to care about keepers!

Last time around (with Kipré) it wasn't hard to work out the details from the annual accounts. I expect it will be the same this time. Given the plans last time to spend some of the money on training infrastructure, I imagine that will still be the case now. No doubt it will also help out with our recent drop in income. I'm sure Polworth will be happy too as this is why he was originally brought in.

Lewis Morgan sends his best wishes from Inter Miami.

They are full time apart from, according to their website, "Cricky Gallagher", who is " the only part-time player at Glentoran who trains five times a week with the full-time cohort at the club."

The twice I have seen us get relegated (and the twice we avoided it due to a technicality) we wore claret and amber shirt and shorts. Maybe bin those too for bad ju-ju.

Dixie Deans and Tam Forsyth are the first players I remember going directly to the OF. It was more prevalent in those days. Bosman reduced the traffic in that direction, but they still have a habit of trying to pick up Scottish talent without often ever making use of them. I think Turnbull is good enough to succeed anywhere, which is why I think he'd be better off outside of the SPFL. While I'm sure the money will be great and it will be nice to win an honour or two, I'm not sure playing against Livi and Accies for another few years will accelerate his development.