bobbybingo

VAR are still checking that one.

The only consolation is, if Celtic take our players and/or manager, and they're successful, a bigger fish will take them away soon enough. If they're not successful, we already have their money. Listening to them speak, I'm not convinced JBA is a certainty to leave. Just, on the other hand, sounds like a guy who's pretty sure he'll move on in the summer.

700 more tickets released for the Hibs game, but you have to buy them from the Hibs website. Link on our Facebook page.

I haven't had a season ticket for a good few years because of my job, but I've been to more games this season than I have for a long time. Buying online hasn't been too much of an issue, but it has been a bit wonky at times. I somehow managed to get a ticket for Parkhead before they closed that loophole. Lucky for me, but annoying if you're a ST holder. And I know there's an ongoing problem for folk with linked accounts trying to buy multiple tickets for away games. I picked up our Hearts tickets at the office as soon as they went on sale, along with one for the Celtic game, but I noticed the ST only message on the official site at least a week ago. As you say, a wee message to clarify things surely wouldn't be too difficult, and they should be pulling out all the stops to get people back to Fir Park while the demand is there.

I wondered if that was the case, but it says you can buy them online and there's nothing to say you have to pick up physical tickets at Fir Park, as with Old Firm games. Poor stuff when you're trying to encourage folk to come to games.

Hearts have been bloody awful. They look paralysed by pressure and they've spent those 45 mins blootering the ball as far away from their goal as they can.

Kettlewell confirmed as permanent boss at Ross County.

Be interesting to see what happens today. Doubt there's any 'right' result for us (though the Ibrox meltdown, should they lose, would be highly entertaining). The pressure will be on Hearts next week, whatever happens. A kicking match where they pick up a red card or two and some key game-out injuries would suit us fine, right enough.

The Maswanhise penalty's class. It's like watching dugs trying to operate the Large Hadron Collider, followed by 'They forgot to look at their feet'.

True. I forgot about Falkirk, but since we're taking something from Hearts, they're out the equation. Europe by 10 bells it is, then.

2-1 Celtic. That result will do us, as will the performances of both sides. Mibbe we'll be in Europe by kick-off on Saturday - get the feeling Hibs are this year's top 6 whipping boys.

VAR keeping up their usual standards. You couldn't trust them to check the time

I got my tickets for both home games at the office when they were released, but I noticed the season ticket holders only message the other day. Online sales have been wonky for a while now, and that's obviously not going to help sales for the Hearts game.

Sick of the sight of Falkirk, but they're out the road now and we live to fight another day. A fair few clubs have had a worse weekend than us. Hopefully, Hibs join that list tomorrow.

They'd only need to win on the final day, if they lost tomorrow then won their next 2 games while we lost ours.

Now he's greetin about the music Rovers played after the game lacking class and everybody wanting to beat Ross County this season (while they wanted to lose to everyone else, apparently). Tune in tomorrow for "She's turned the weans against us...."

Jens talking about how important the praise has been, because if it's the other way 'round, a manager doesn't get the chance to stay and create something over time. Also saying they'll use it as 'fuel' to move forward and achieve more. You never know what's around the corner, but he certainly isn't talking like a guy who's itching to get away.

Sounds like Bjørgolfsson might be out for the season.

If JBA and the players feel he's been hard done by, the shortlist couldn't have come out at a better time.

Were the Falkirk fans not singing 'Stand up and leave for Motherwell' the other week? (and something about bairns lifting a cup)

Falkirk's turn for some payback. Then Hearts, then Celtic.

You wonder what's next for Turnbull. If he's only been getting 20 or 30 mins most weeks in League 1, will stepping up to the Championship do for him what Luton being promoted to the Premiership did for Campbell?

Wee Matthew's rosy cheeks always make it look like he's taking a beamer, as he should've with that decision. O'Hara was booked at 2-2. If St Mirren had won, we might've have heard more about it, but it'll be seen as inconsequential now. Does Rule 77 not cover officials making Scottish football a laughing stock?

Last week, Matthew MacDermid awards a penalty when a player lying flat on his back in the penalty box, heading the ball, gets a boot to his napper from a defender legitimately attempting to make a clearance. Today, he awards a throw-in (and no yellow card) when a player deliberately catches a ball on the field of play. And we're supposed to believe this guy knows the laws of the game.

When the Bairns go up to lift the Scottish Cup, I'll be deid, I'll be deid....