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That's where me miss Cedric - he liked to zip a pass along the deck. Mbulu looked capable of that too, but we'll never see that from Dunne or Aldred.

This time last year we had played 26 games, had 32 points and were sitting 3 pts clear in 6th. So marginally better off on points, marginally worse off in league position.

Good result for us. Bad news for St Mirren with Dundee and Accies picking up points. Was a bit worried after we missed a few chances, but did well to come back and win it. (Confidence is a great thing).

I think that's our new media guy.

Working for me - but had had to mess around with my ad blockers first.

No, they're suggesting we don't punt him at the end of this season (or sooner). If he's still not fit a year from now, he needs to be thinking about his next career move himself.

My contract says my employer covers my wages for long term illness, not sack me.

Gillespie has been on better form this season than Carson was before his injury. Not that Carson was bad, just that Gillespie has been better - and uses his extra height to good effect.

Depends on whether it's the Livi Ariyibi that shows up or the Dundee Ariyibi. We should have enough to win this one, but stranger things have happened than us losing in Paisley.

I'm only just having my dinner, but I take your point.

21st century Scottish fitba', eh?

I think the 2nd half performance is what you'd call "professional". Great result, and excellent performance - especially in the 1st half.

Part of that will depend on how Livi respond. They will be all out attack this half with nothing to lose.

Gboly made himself available at a couple of throw-ins. We'll soon knock that habit out of him.

Tanner mentioned that he beat Gboly at two-touch, so he must have some mobility.

Livi aren't actually playing badly. They've looked quite dangerous going forward. We've just been better.

Brilliant stuff. 3 going on 6.

They must have earned the right to play while they were in the tunnel.

He might be right yet.

He said he had a tough couple of months before Christmas with the infection and extra surgery, but things have been a lot more positive recently.

I heard Cadden was a Bhuddist and supports Ranipokhari Corner Team.

I was. That is why I said he had some of his best games when we tried to keep it on the deck. He worked well beside Turnbull - but Gorrin can do that too now he's fit, so we have good cover.

Was going to fire up the Preston game to see if Moult got any game time, but I see he's been ruled out with a hamstring injury.

After his need for more surgery, I think his playing career was always in the balance. I hope he makes a comeback, but I'd be pleasantly surprised if he did. I can't think of many players that return from injury after such a long time.

I am also a Bigi fan and thought we wasted him with our style of hoofball - he played some of his best games when we tried to keep it in on the deck. Ironic that we punt him a couple of weeks after we make the conscious decision to start playing more football, but with Gorrin, Hastie, Turbull, Gboly, Frear, McCormack and Bigi all competing for starting spots they weren't all going to be happy. All this "luxury player" patter is nonsense. It's just about getting the balance right. We'd have been in poor shape if we had dropped Davie Cooper because he never tackled anyone or tracked back.