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Interesting signing. If he can get up to speed with Scottish football, I wonder what Robinson’s preferred midfield will be. Gorrin, Campbell and Rose?

Morton should provide a decent platform for Ross McLean. Fingers crossed he makes the most of it.

I’ve no issue with the club going for the best financial offer if we’ve done our due diligence. Given their lack of presence online however, I’m not sure how sponsorship of a provincial Scottish club benefits Bet Park... Shame we had to cut ties with McEwan Fraser, I thought they served us well and done all they could to support the community ethos.

If he can return to Scotland and rekindle his Thistle form in similar fashion to Stephen O’Donnell, we’re onto a winner here.

Sep, Oct and Nov is for the international break, combination of friendlies and the nations league. There will be another one in March as qualifying for Euro 2020 gets underway. As for Aug, I believe the first knock out phase of the league cup will be that weekend.

I think the incoming midfielder will have a huge role to play in determining our style of play this season. Robinson’s interview would suggests we are pursuing a forward thinking wide player. I thought a left back would be no.1 priority.

My Hibs supporting mate has been saying for a few months that we’re in for him. Obviously Robinson likes a grafter but I’m no keen on him at all, especially if there is a transfer fee involved.

Campbell back playing the advanced midfield role tonight. Seems to be the tactic against the top teams, partly to allow Gilmour and Johnston pull the strings.

The Nadir news gets the juices flowing but hopefully we won’t be teased by a drawn out saga.

Craig Sibbald signs for Livi.

That was fairly comfortable tonight. I’m not a fan of McLeish, Mackay or Gemmill but I feel Scottish football is in a decent position at present. We seem to be producing more good players and I’d suggest a higher proportion of the top talent tends to be model professionals these days. From Robertson and Tierney to our own Cadden and Campbell, these players are all dedicated to making the most of their ability.

Scotland u21s far more pleasing on the eye tonight. Campbell certainly playing as the most advanced midfielder. I like what I’ve seen so far from Celtic’s Michael Johnston in this tournament. Good to see young Gilmour get a chance too.

I didn’t renew my ST last season as I knew I was missing 4/5 games before Christmas due to holidays. Thought I’d still patg on a regular basis but in truth, I’ve been to Hampden more than Fir Park in the last year. Frightening how little you miss it.

I’m not sure McHugh has the attributes Robinson likes in his back 3. Regarding the rumoured interest in Rangers players, it would be great to get a permanent deal for O’Halloran over the line.

We’ve obviously had a very good season with some great highlights courtesy of a very focused and committed squad and management team. I really hope though that the upcoming transfer activity reflects a willingness to expand our style of play. Our budget should stretch to a few ‘footballers’ that can see us evolve. While our principles shouldn’t change, we must get better at managing the flow of the game with the ball and creating goal scoring opportunities.

Think there is little doubt that Carson and Kipre will move on. Suspect there may be interest in Dunne too. As for our rebuild, I hope we can find a way to incorporate a Bigirimana style player.

Bigi. Miles ahead of anyone else.

Fine day out spoiled by a horrible first half. For all the positive prematch chat we were keen to embrace, this was no better than a McCall/Butcher effort. I’m not one to normally slate McHugh but he was horrendous today. While I appreciate hoofball has got us to two finals, the Bigi cameo was far more pleasing on the eye. Credit to Celtic, they make scoring exquisite goals look incredibly easy and have cruised to a double treble.

I asked while in the shop today. Shirts seemingly in stock but all hinges on sponsorship deal being signed and sealed.

Hammell podcast was a wonderful listen.

Tait unwell. Grimshaw injured. Good luck to Davie Turnbull tonight.

Ah but there’s serious investment imminent... The one downside to the Stevie Gerrard appointment is that Gary Mac will get his name tarnished when it inevitably blows up.

One of the upsides of finishing bottom 6 was that we’d avoid any 2011 style hammerings in the run-up to the final. Och well, not overly fussed.

I’d expect us to play a strong team both Saturday’s to maintain a rhythm and go with a 2nd string at Firhill. Shame to hear Scott is injured but I wonder if Alfie could make the bench.

First day of general sale and there was no lunchtime queue. I think the initial 12,700 may prove sufficient.