that hat

The turnstyle operator on Saturday seemed to be operating this make up your own price policy already. Handed over a twenty and as he gave me no change he thought he was doing me a favour by not asking for another £2. Only to be reminded that the admission to the East Stand had a price fixed at £18.

Eh? I was impressed at how well received he was by the 'Well fans applauding him when he came on.

Looks like Ruddy was well behind the line when he caught the ball, but had it all gone over the line? The ref said no and that's all that counts!

Even St Midden's Jack Ross now agrees he played Lasley on side and the linesman got it right.

And his biog from the Mariners' site: diminutive midfielder

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And in today's press: The Herald

Poor Bob McHugh... But does he?

First league game this season that I enjoyed being at and that was before the scoring started, making it even better. Let's get Jack and Victor signed.

Potential World Cup player being targeted by Brown in the transfer window according to his post match interview on BBC site.

Again from the Herald: youch!

According to the Herald's report we've to consider three names.

Is John Barnes still available?

I'm still looking for the bus fare to Govan!

Well said. If the team is going to play silky football and build from the back then everybody has to have the skill to retain possession until the chance to score is taken with confidence and there's no way the current squad meet that requirement. At least they're converting a few of the free kicks and corners.

4 - 3 we're going to win 4 - 3!

Not got a fridge big enough!

Because of this thread I watched for how much his contribution benefited 'Well today, and with only the one or two exceptions it didn't. Nearly every time he had possession the ball was lost by being put out of play, passed to a Celtic player or he lost the tackle.

No, Brines was clearly indicating that the ball going out for the corner was in his mind as good as the free kick from just outside the box where the handball occurred. So he gave the corner.

Saw it was shut and up for sale when walked past it this afternoon.

But Brines was not the worst official today. The linesman in front of the Main Stand was one of the worst I've seen in Scottish football, including the Juniors! We reckon that the ball went out of play on four occasions yet he failed to give a decision. Await the replay on the "offside" before the opening goal.

And after this afternoon's performance you still believe this?

Should Ruddy apply to be an adult role model?

Talking tablets, spooky!

Indeed he comes across as rather petulant.