Al Pacino

The inverness game was 1-1 after 90 minutes so would only really count as 1 point rather than 3. So that's only 7 points from 5 games.

For me he's really similar to Chris Humphrey. They both have the pace, athleticism and ability to be the best player on the park but on an off day they can easily be the worst player on the park. They're both worth their place in the squad but they need to be more consistant to be worth a starting place every week.

If you really don't know who/what they are then why are you glad about it?

No, it's just an observation. No wet pants or knickers in a twist just an observation on what I deem to be a carefully worded statement from a club official.

Is there any significance in the fact that this has come out after Brighton unveiled their new manager? I also note that the first sentence is worded in a way which doesn't actually deny the fact that Gannon was at Brighton for an interview.

I'd rather get a result against Hearts this weekend. You don't even get into Europe through winning that crappy cup anyway. If we were going to lose we might as well do it in style to give them a good kick up the arse.

Good result considering the way the scoring went. We're now a very hard team to beat which is a good trait to have. Look forward to a victory on Tuesday now that Gannon's had a look at them. And get it up you Billy Dodds. Wrong again.

Christian Dailly wasn't very professional when he was shouting the odds at the Germans while his manger was being interviewed a few yards away. I'm not saying I didn't love it but I wouldn't class it as being particularly professional.

Surely you can't be serious? It's not a bad thing when a keeper drops crosses when completely unchallenged or needlessly gives corners away by fumbling the ball, all against lower class opposition? Are you sure you don't just quite like the look of Fraser in his pink strip as I can't see any other reason why anybody would rate him given his performances for us?

Did anybody ever say that Ruddy hadn't made any mistakes? The post was about Fraser not being up to being the number 1 but if you think otherwise you obviously know something Jim Gannon doesn't.

Having never really noticed him at Inverness Caley I had a totally open mind when we signed him. I can only judge him on what he's done for us so far and due to some dodgy moments against Llanelli and Flamurtari I think he needs to improve a fair bit before I'd be comfortable with him as a number 1. Seems that Jim Gannon feels the same since signing a keeper quickly became one of his top priorities and that keeper is now first choice.

Your original post said that he'd done nothing wrong in a well top. Do you think he's supposed to drop the ball when trying to catch a cross while under no pressure from the opposition? It's a moot point as to whether Ruddy would have kept any of them out but if you've actually watched any of the games you've been at you'll have seen plenty of mistakes from Fraser. Mistakes don't necessarily cost goals you know.

Have you actually been to any games he has played in? He has had plenty of mistakes in the games I've been at. He hasn't been 100% to blame for any goals conceded but he hasn't inspired much confidence either.

Dundee United have always been inconsistent under Levein and dropped points unexpectedly. They're always tipped for big things but never quite manage it. We're unbeaten in the SPL under Jim Gannon, looking solid and playing good football so I expect to get at least a draw tomorrow. Dods, Wilkie and Kenneth will struggle to cope with our counter-attacks.

Only if he's changed allegiance since school. I played in a couple of teams with him and he was always a Rangers fan. He was a very good outfield player as well.

Coming from dossertillidie that's good enough for me. Glad to see Stevie's not going anywhere.

Maybe that's part of the deal for Raynes. Sign Raynes for £40,000 plus take another player out of the equation for 6 months to allow you to bring somebody else in while giving us cover at right back?

I'm sure some of the morons from this board will be only too happy to go on air and give some of the arguments they've posted on here to justify it. Otherwise they'd just look like daft wee boys hiding behind their keyboard and username.

Surely there is a reasonable chance that someone with a history of mental health issues would be affected by vile and untrue chants at a fitba match if they were directed solely at them in a public arena? It may not be any worse than some other chants but at least some of the others have a bit of truth to them. He's fat, he's a shovelpuss, he's a whore, he'll never be at Celtic, Scott Leitch is his bitch.......

I would imagine it could if you were the individual it was aimed at. Put it this way, it's not going to help is it? Would it have made you feel better about yourself?

And you're the type of person who wouldn't mind a large number of people chanting paedophile at you in a public place? Chanting things that could have a detrimental effect on peoples state of mind. Hilarious eh? You've obviously been through some dark times and I don't imagine that sort of thing would have helped much. Glad to see you've matured so much since you were 18.

You don't strike me as a decent person never mind a decent well fan. I thought you may have been fishing but having checked out some of your other posts I've come to the conclusion that you really are a total twat.

I was under the impression that the grass was grown from seed so that knitting wasn't an issue.

Did you not read the bit above about signing a striker and right back before the deadline?

Good performance from the boys tonight and a lot to look forward to for the coming season. We made a lot of decent chances and forced their keeper into some great saves despite the referee so we've got a lot to be proud of. I really couldn't believe some of the decisions from the ref and also the camp linesman in front of the main stand. Every 50/50 went to Steau as well as some other baffling decisions. How many times did Sutton almost get his top ripped off inside and outside the box before getting a foul? How come when a Steau player intentionally handles the ball (whether it's to shield his face is neither here nor there) in the box it isn't a penalty? How come Steau get a penalty for a guy cutting across O'Brien and getting tripped but when the exact same thing happens to Hammell at their 3rd goal right in the referees line of vision and in front of the linesman it's play on? Why is it not a penalty when Jamie Murphy gets pulled back when trying to get on the end of a cross? It's not as if he was in a ruck of players as him and the defender were a few yards from anyone else and it was as clear as day. And that's just the major decisions that I had a fairly decent view of. There were a few others that seemed top raise temperatures among the 'Well fans the I couldn't call due to my seat position.