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The BBC Gossip quoting a story from The Sun, St Mirren confident Track and Trace will clear most of the squad for this Saturday's game v the Accies.

Ross's comments on the BBC website: - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54592850

Official site shows Hemfrey joined age 10 in 2012. Left aged 18 this summer. https://www.motherwellfc.co.uk/player/robbie-hemfrey/ 10k from 12-15 is quoted but I assume we get nothing for training until 2014?

Strange situation with Scotland Under-19s, friendly against England abandoned during the first half, with England 3-1 up, as Coach Billy Stark had tested positive for Covid. All players must now self-isolate for 14 days. No Well players in there but Stuart McKinstry was part of the squad.

Boris Johnson encouraging people to go back to cinemas to support them, obviously sitting within an enclosed cinema is safer than sitting out in the open at football.

If they postpone the game will the PPV orders be replaced by one of Jim Goodwin's head exploding? That could be quite a show.

If we're talking about fielding players used to playing on plastic then O'Donnell will be more used to Killie's surface than anyone in C&A

I see what you did there

Looks like a nice stadium, all it needs is a Sainsburys up behind the scoreboard end at the far side.

Mark O'Hara is a mother of two? Wow!

A life size one shouldn't cost too much.

The back page of The Sun reporting we have opened talks with Allan Campbell as we could lose him for 'buttons'. (Saw it on the BBC Gossip page online, I didn't buy The Sun, honest!).

7 in 7 for Danny Johnson, helping Leyton Orient come back from 2 down.

Game on Alba at 6pm tomorrow if anyone fancies saving the £13 PPV cost, avoiding the result and watching 'as live'.

Do we put the subs names in a hat and just pull out names to see who comes on?

Watt looks done, time to give Long a runout.

Hull concede an injury time equaliser at Leeds but go on to win 9-8 on penalties. James Scott converted his successfully (was one of the original 5 Hull penalty takers).

Making no assumptions about the outcome of this game, especially with our unconvincing form so far this season. But. With the reports that Israel are set to go into a 3 week national Covid lockdown, this could have an impact on the likely opponents / match location awaiting the winners. Even if Shapoel Beer-Sheva can travel to Albania I would doubt UEFA will expect Coleraine or ourselves to travel to Israel if Hapoel win that tie on Thursday.

The streaming of games is bringing a fresh aspect to the Scottish game. I assume Euan Anderson added 9 and a half additional minutes at the end to make up for the time that my stream was down?

Judging by that list of rules it looks like actually attending a match will be as passive an experience as watching a stream (albeit the picture won't freeze/disappear every 10 minutes if you're there). In fact having to sit silently for 90 minutes may be a more frustrating experience, unable to 'get involved' emotionally, shouting encouragement (tho I suspect for some on here it may be more likely to be abuse), singing, cheering a goal, shouting abuse at shitehawk referees. All the things that are part of supporting your team.

The way the draw worked last time was that they had 13 groups of 6 teams, the seeded teams being 1 to 3 and the unseeded being 4 to 6 in each. One ball was drawn from each, so for example 1 and 6. Another ball was chosen to indicate which of the two would be at home. If this made team 1 the home team then the team allocated ball 1 would be at home to the team allocated ball 6 IN ALL 13 groups. By chance it worked out that all seeded teams were at home in those 13 groups. There were also additional groups that had contained 8 teams. In those, some of the unseeded teams were drawn at home.

So Maribor definitely lost.

Think it'll be a tough match and not too fussy how we win as long as we progress on the night. Losing DT this week hasn't been ideal timing preparation wise and makes it tougher for us. If we lose this one and I read any shite in the press about Diddy teams harming Scotland's coeffient and making life more difficult for the Bigot Brothers (despite Celtic's capitulation last night) I'll fecking lose it.

and unless they score in the next 10 minutes the lure of the Champions League will disappear for DT.

From the BBC: - Former Falkirk forward Alan Gow has returned to the Scottish League One club as head of football operations. The 37-year-old and chairman Gary Deans hope his "contacts and experience of scouting and performance analysis" will help return them to the top flight