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They bottled it a few times when we ended up best of the rest.

Proving once again that points on the board are more valuable than games in hand.

Aye, whether they end up being safe or not, if we keep them behind us, it's a good thing.

I think that headline should have read "How Roger Hynd is Changing the Game -For the Worse"

I'd stick with the team that won the semi.

Good to see from the highlights that we finished the game at the Accies' corner flag killing time. The players must read this site for coaching tips.

I think it's the latter. I have been to NDP a few times and it's just a terrible place to watch football on a terrible plastic pitch.

Never in doubt.

Tom Boyd played almost a sweeper type role in central defence before he moved to full back.

I'm not convinced Hibs will get past Falkirk for the play-off final right now.

No idea what the circumstances were, but under the law, typically the "defending yourself" test means running away unless you're backed up against a wall with no escape route. Whether that's fair or not is up for debate.

Not that we have been in the same division that often in my years following 'Well, but our performances at both Old and New DP over the years have been pretty shocking at times. I have taken plenty of stick from my Accies supporting mates.

Certainly, earlier in the season, 40 points was the number McGhee was quoting as "safe" and when he thought he could bring in more youngsters.

I think my favourite was Paul Mills against Dunfermline at East End Park. Ref was having a nightmare, every decision was going against us and Mills popped up at the death to nick the winner.

While, of course, there were long stretches where we were in different divisions, I don't remember us having a great record at the old Douglas Park either. Be happy to take points from this one. Winning by a few would be a nice bonus, but I suspect Accies will plan to keep things as tight as they can.

Remember, however it's the club that is supposed to pay back the loan, not the fans or The Society. Also, regardless of whether the fans eventually own the club, The Society has provided vital funds to the club over the past few seasons, and by that measure alone, can be considered a success.

TBF, Gardiner would proably have been better with a dodgy shoulder because he couldn't catch a ball with 2 functional ones.

Close enough. Delighted with the 3 points.

You and your facts, again.

To be fair, Weir was one of the board members who, at a fans Q&A admitted that they had got into the habit of budgeting too adventurously because they were taking recent success for granted.

Ah, so I'm only half senile. Better than I thought.

Resigned from what? Didn't he give up a boaed position when Les bought the club? Or I am getting old and confused (which is more likely)

Any defaults by either side will have penalties described in great legal detail in the original agreement. The rest is pure speculation - as is this entire story about Les pulling out.

He's an Accies man taking at dig at his local rivals, whose manager happened to have a dig at plastic ptiches. Nothing more than that.

Ultras?