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That's something to do with the fact we have been mince. Before he took over last season we scored more than once..... 1 time. While not exactly excited by our start to the season, we had the same number of shots today as St. Johnstone (11). But we really need to start hitting the back of the net - and not just the strikers. One of our big failings last season was the dearth of goals from midfield.

I know - hence my comment about the WH defence. He kept them in the game with a great save just before half time too. However, he still must hate facing Bournemouth. 14 goals conceded now in 2.5 games.

2 down now. West Ham's defence making ours look like 90s Italy.

Our Louis it has to be said Produces proof beyond us Rain, shine or gale force nine His goals remain intact Helicopters in my garden - Skippy Sunday, i beg your pardon Double glazing is amazing Don't you all agree? or something...

Darren Randolph concedes early against Bournemouth. Apparently he conceded 12 goals against them in 2 games last season - not his lucky team.

Sorry mate, used to work OK, but I haven't tried it this season. It won't even work for me today using a UK proxy, so not sure what is going on with it.

Another winger is not what we need right now.

Unless we have an add-on clause for a number of appearances, of course.

Aye, my heart bleeds for you having to go and watch all the games.

Missed it again. Wasn't paying attention to the noon kick off game, but it wouldn't let me enter the 3pm kick-off predictions either.

That's probably true. I think it's just that our failures have been worse in the League Cup in my time. Our Scottish Cup let downs have more often been to half decent teams - but that might be confirmation bias on my part.

Aye, open all mics should be fine without a proxy. It was the live broadcast of games that needed.one, but sadly that isn't an option these days. I tend to follow on Twitter these days as the BBC coverage can be pretty dire.

There's definitely been more low points in the League Cup than Scottish Cup during my time following the 'Well. I still look forward to it every year though and would be delighted to win it given it's 50% of the silverware we will have a chance to collect. I have a few tales to tell about why the 2005 final was a particular disaster for me, but always remain hopeful each year will be the year.

If you go to: http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/scottish-premiership there should be a link on that page.

Get him on with Bobby Graham - the dream team.

So we'll not be seeing you at the final, then?

Kenny Miller managed to stay as Scotland's number one striker with those credentials (minus the winning headers part).

Given the state of our defence, pretty much any opposition striker is more or less certain to score. Still think we can win it, though.

And no 4" studs allowed on his boots.

Aye, it's always annoyed me that clubs can do these "undisclosed fee" deals behind closed doors.

Well, Craigan said he wanted the U20s to mirror the senior team.

He still shouldn't have started at Tynecastle.

No Sheffield Wensleydale?

I'd take your pairings one step further. The great teams play with triangles.

The club typically doesn't go out of it's way to confirm anything. Ojamaa, Anier and even Erwin fees were all kept quiet. However, at fan and Well Society Q & As they will normally give some sort of confirmation. I'm pretty confident we'd have a number of add-ons in there though, as it is standard practice and something we have done as far back as the McFadden deal.