Ya Bezzer!

Sang and jumped around the whole match. Went mental at the goals. But at the end there when everyone was leaving and it had quietened down I actually felt a little bit emotional. This club is a huge part of my life and I absolutely love it.

Rangers will go route one today. Gonna need Laing and McManus are going to need to win a lot of headers and Long to be strong and dominate his box. On the other hand, we can destroy them down the sides and they are missing their player of the year in defence, a defence that already looked pretty shaky. Looking to win both legs but I'll take a 0-0 bore draw! COME ON YE WELL!!!!!

Put all negative thoughts to the back of your head and raise the roof off the place tomorrow. Would have fancied us to win if we'd come back from Ibrox with a 0-1 deficit, we are 3-1 up, that's three goals better off. We need to stay focused and professional and not get complacent but we've already proved we are better than this Rangers team on their own patch and we should have absolutely nothing to fear, the way we tore them apart every time we went forward in the first leg means it should be Rangers that go into this match with jitters, not us. Players and fans alike have to get out there tomorrow absolutely brimming with confidence and finish this off.

Rangers record this season with Thomson in charge is Played 4 Won 1 Lost 3. Hearts (H) 1-2 Hearts (A) 0-2 Dumbarton (H) 3-1 Celtic (N) 0-2 He also sent off Stevie Smith and awarded a penalty to Hearts in the 88th minute.

Hibs L 0-1 QoS W 2-1 Hearts D 2-2 Dumbarton W 3-1 Livingston D 1-1 Rangers last five away. Not kept a clean sheet, so there are goals there for us again, just like I said before the 1st leg. The first goal is going to be very important because it either pulls Rangers back into the tie or probably wins it for us. Personally the way I would approach this is to just forget about the match last night and treat it as a one off match. It's a final and if we win, we stay up. I wouldn't be too concerned about thinking about the 3-1 aggregate.

Went defensive far too early in the match, especially as we were ripping Rangers a new one. Would have been ecstatic with a draw so you can't grumble too much. If only Ainsworth hadn't missed that sitter to make it 4-0.....

YAAAASSHHHHH!!!!!!!

He's gone to ground twice no where near the ball. And his instance on punching balls he should be catching is not good for my nerves.

Rangers have fallen apart since the first goal went in, which was pretty lucky from our point of view because it was never going in without the deflection, but if you put balls into those areas something can always happen as we just saw. Long is giving me heart attacks though. I thought Rangers started at quite a quick pace, you wonder what kind of stamina they will have later in the game. Remember though only one quarter of this match is gone.

Usually use Wiziwig TV. Not the greatest quality but you don't have to download anything and probably OK to watch on a smaller screen. Gonna give AceStream a try tonight though.

I won't say I don't care about winning but what I want more than anything else is just a performance. I want to see Motherwell going there tonight and getting tore in. Not the meek shite we've seen, not just at Ibrox, but at most away matches. Things happen in a game of football. The best team doesn't always win, something can happen outside the control of the players or manager, that turns the tie. But please make sure you can walk off the park with your head held high. That is all.

You can't go into a season with these youth players like Watt in starting berths. They have to fight for, win and then keep their place in the team. What I disagree with is not giving them a chance when form or opportunities demand but I don't think we can afford to just say to a prospect - here's a berth in the team it's yours, let's see how you do for the next two years. Given a fair crack at the whip, the good prospect will break through. It's easier to do on paper than in reality but we should have a hierarchy of players in each position going down the ranks. If one player is injured or out of form, the next guy steps up. However I think we need the first XI to be mostly experienced players or guys that have previously broken through and won their position.

I'm certainly no Baraclough fan boy, I think he has made a lot of mistakes but I think you are wrong that he has taken us to new lows. I think he needs to improve to dramatically but we have been better in the second half of the season than the first. The performances under McCall were truly woeful. We have been better under Baraclough, even if we haven't been good enough overall. Also we don't play a McCall style 4-4-2. Baraclough has improved us formation wise and 'modernised' us by playing quite a flexible 4-2-3-1 base. We can play it as a 4-4-1-1 or a 4-4-2 or a 4-2-3-1 and switch about as the match demands it. That's how we should be playing and how most of the rest of the league plays.

Law isn't good enough if we want to be competing in the Premiership or at the top end of the Championship. It's that simple. Giving him a 2 year deal is pretty worrying.

True but so is this. We have won 1 of the last 6, all against bottom 6 clubs in a relegation battle. Baraclough needs to get us through this play off to win over any waverers.

They should have to go to the match on supporters buses. Guarantee you we'd get better results away from home!

You'll have Falkirk, QoS, St. Mirren, Hibs and Motherwell or Rangers just for a start. So 50% good enough for the Premiership. Then you have clubs a little bit below that like Raith Rovers, maybe Morton and Livingston ended the season strongly. Only really lower level clubs will be Dumbarton (minus Murray) and Alloa.

Not much difference between most of the top level and most of the level below it.

Piteous dregs of society IMO.

All due respect but you sound like one of those blathering idiots in films that the hero grabs and slaps around the chops to knock them out of their hysteria. This is a 50/50 match. We might lose but we might win. It's there for us if we approach it properly and ditch all the Private Frazer stuff. Imagine what a boast it would be if we could get a couple of supports out for these matches that actually got behind the team and backed it for 90 minutes instead of grumbling, sitting silently, howling abuse at their own players etc, etc. It's two games. Give yourself an optimism injection.

I like to watch the players training especially shooting practice and Moore strikes the ball quite well and has one of the more accurate shots in the squad. After Ainsworth, Sutton and McDonald, he seems to hit the target more than most but I've not really been impressed with his play whenever I've seen him.

Those four matches you have mentioned were very much the highlights in a full match season. We had an 11 and then a 9 winless streak that season. That's two winless streaks worse than our worst run this season which is 8.

Have you been following Joe Hart's career at all?

I think Ruddy wasn't especially good in his second loan spell, as good as he was in the first. For me, he dipped quite a wee bit in the second half of the season. Randolph was also here for 3 years whereas Ruddy was only here for 1. Randolph's level of performance and the consistency of performance over that length of time I think puts him ahead of anyone else in my time.

I've been saying it since about October. If we escape relegation this season it's been a success. If it goes to the last minute of a two legged play off, so be it. As for this guilty chat, a lot of the players in that squad this season have contributed significantly to almost a decade of unparalleled league finishes. This season has been very poor but the key part of that phrase is "this season". Fans need longer memories before they start going around looking to scapegoat players, especially guys that have done a lot for this club down the years.