Mad Dog

Just need to look at Dundee United to see how not to do it and how vitally important it is to stay in the Premier League: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/67932341

If Tommy Wiseau made advertisements....

Or a must-lose game from your point of view?

John Porteus? He ended up at Hibs at about the same time as Dempster - the plot thickens.

Craggs, I think. Although I don't know the story behind that rumour.

Nothing to do with refereeing but I'm a member of a Scottish Exiles group here on Guernsey and there are members from all over Scotland that have made this island their home. The Rangers and Celtic fans all get along great and their kids have kick-abouts together in their respective kits in the parks. A couple of the families even go away to France together. They all agree how wonderful it all is and how it would never happen if they were still living in Glasgow.

Wouldn't say no. We could do with having that role filled as soon as possible.

He's at a particularly low ebb in his career then.

Have say - and I apologise in advance - Rangers' first penalty conceded in two years really shouldn't have been given.

20th v Alloa. We've got a run of four very winnable games after the break so plenty to look forward to.

So the manager is paid less than Kelly and O'Donnell?

That shouldn't be an issue at all as there is a head of recruitment who, one would like to think, already has a list of potential signings ready to go next week.

It's his birthday too so.... well done Tony.

I don't completely agree with that. While the results have been very disappointing, the players are still putting in the effort and pinching points here and there that I do not believe would have been won under Hammell. A lot of the players looked to have given up towards the end of his tenure but I don't see that this time.

Refer to Hammell's stint in charge.

Very misleading headline, this quote just about sums up the reality: "If people want to say this is the biggest game of the season and it means everything, then fine, but I would argue that what happens on Saturday will not have a direct bearing on what happens in May. But it can have an impact on what comes in the coming weeks, in terms of building momentum."

I'd be tempted to go 4-4-2 for this one as Livi don't pose much of a goal threat and we need two up front to put pressure on their defence. So maybe: Kelly Spencer McGinn Blaney O'Donnell Spittal Paton Zdravkovski Gent Biereth Someone Else

And Livi still struggling to score any goals.

Another 0-0.

With all due respect, that's shite. The manager tells each player what his responsibility is on the day, gives him all of the information that he needs. Sadly, we have players that are either not good enough or players that just lose concentration in key areas. I still believe that this team can still dig us out of the mire and that SK is the man to lead them but it is going to be tough and 10th place has to be our aim now.

McGinn only played half the game so Kelly gets my vote as he made a couple of good saves and generally looks a bit more composed than in recent matches.

Can't blame any manager for players playing bad passes, taking poor first touches and not tracking runners from midfield.

Relieved that it was only two, slight improvement second half.

Bad habits? Like having to have the last word? I'd rather read posts by someone with strong opinions - whether I agree or not - and provides reasoning for those opinions.

Wilkinson is a quality finisher and it is not his fault that he has been pushed out wide or dropped into midfield. We need to play to his strengths to get the best out of him - probably wingers would be best but that isn't an option at the moment. His disallowed goal against St. Johnstone was a thing of beauty and, dare I say it, van Veen-esque in its execution. There's his equaliser against Ross County too, another quality finish.