grumpy

Leonard Nimoy isn't it?

Spent today in Valetta trying desperately to avoid checking my phone, and caving every 10 minutes or so. Great feeling at full time. i have been trying to convince myself since about mid-February that even if we didn’t win another game then this would have been one of the best seasons I’ve ever witnessed (first game 1967) turns out I was lying to myself. Delighted with fourth, anything else would have been a travesty.

It will be interesting to see if he gets more protection in a Celtic strip* than he does now, some of those challenges yesterday should have resulted in an arrest. *(In case anyone is offended, I hope he doesn't go to Celtic ,)

S O'D for me, the block from Shankland was outstanding. I was surprised he wasn't booked right enough.

Aye, but what about Kevin Clancy's face after Fadinger's.

I don't know why everyone dislikes Wimmer so much.

Craig Brown was the reserve team coach I think. I don't remember Billy Campbell as an assistant manager but he stayed in the Knowetop area and used to drink at the Cricket Club in Dalziel Estate,. A nice guy and always happy to chat about the 'Well, I'm sorry to hear of his passing.

Interesting watching that, I noticed that Ward had the MFC script on his top and the outfield players had the club crest on theirs. Well, I found it interesting at least.

I do, I'd quite like St. Mirren to be relegated.

No great stand-outs, no great failures. Went with Just because he oozes class but I could make a case for four or five others.

Will 2 at home and 3 away not give us 19 home and away over the season? We have (will have) played: Rangers, Falkirk, Hibs, Kilmarnock, Aberdeen & Dundee Utd at home times two, (12 games) and, Dundee, Celtic, Hearts, Livingstone & St. Mirren once (5 games) = 17 home, 16 away.

McGinn, Welsh, Sparrow, Longelo, Just & Priestman all worthy of consideration. I went with McGinn, like a fine wine, he just gets better with age.

You only have one right back in there, time for Stephen O'Donnell to force his way back into Clarke's thoughts.

Not sure whether to be happy or not tonight. We could, and arguably should, have taken three points, but to get the late equaliser with ten men almost feels like a win. We were not at our best today but still gave them an absolute lesson in football. As for McLean! I have watched the BBC highlights and have no complaint about the red card, but how the f*** did Soutar get away with that challenge on Just, and why the f*** did the BBC completely ignore it in the highlights.

The choice is between the goal by Welsh or the dummy by SO'D. I have to go with the goal just 'cos of the timing of it.