steelboy

There were two pies chucked at Wallace. The first one hit, the second one missed.

Tait and Henregan looked good. McHugh had a decent first half but was poor second half, he's one footed and one paced and he'll get exposed a lot. Marvin was his usual self looking dangerous and powerful but with shocking end product. If that really is the squad we've got it's going to be a long season.

The club are looking for more than customers though. They want people to invest in the Society so giving some extra details doesn't seem unreasonable. They are also obviously also hoping people pay into the East Stirling game even if we are effectively out by then. Fir Park is going to be empty (6000 approx) on Saturday which is what happens when fans start thinking like customers.

This will be another example of him talking pish hopefully. The problem with the German centre half claims was less the bullshit and more the undermining of the two perfectly good centre backs we had at the time.

Looking into it Colchester get crowds of around 4,000 and had a turnover of £3.7m in 2015 so they probably get less TV money than we do. The difference in England seems to be that there are still people willing to put their own money in whereas that has dried up in Scotland.

Craig Slater who knocked back a deal at Kilmarnock has signed for Colchester in League Two. Another sign of the direction Scottish Football is heading in.

In the Malpas season and the Starjnan and Llanelli debacles it was physical fitness. There have been plenty of seasons where we have hit the ground running.

Our season ended on the 15th of May. They came back on the 25th of June It is beyond me why the players need more than 4 weeks off. If they can't prepare properly for the season starting then they should have been back in a couple of weeks earlier.

Given that we are skint, we haven't won a trophy in 25 years and we really don't want to get beat off Rangers we should be taking this game very seriously.

Has anyone from the league moved south for a transfer fee yet? Kane Hemmings scored 25 goals and Hayes has performed well for years so you would expect them to be the prime targets for English clubs looking to Scotland.

We should be paying them to take Josh Law. They are hardly going to give us money for a player who we don't want and would have to pay otherwise.

The entire situation with Law is a farce. We agreed to let him go without terminating his contract, he asked to come back, we don't want him but he is still employed by us. If the club take him off the website, don't give him a squad number or don't let him train he would have a case for constructive dismissal.

They will have one eye on a potential wrongful dismissal claim.

The home shorts don't look right for some reason.

Rangers.

I know that. I just can't see his name without pointing out that it's a bad idea to sign a goalie who can't touch the bar.

U20 manager is an important role. Given that McGhee is still involved with Scotland combining our U20 manager and assistant manager would be a big mistake imo. Has Scott Leitch been replaced?

Any word on where wee Dan is playing now? Any manager that signs a five foot ten goalie (who had the body of a 15 year old) has serious issues.

Looking at wiki we signed Porter and Coke when they were 23 so if they moved within England their clubs would have got compensation but they got heehaw from us. Humphrey's wiki says he was offered a contract by Shrewsbury after the play off final so he did a Jack Leitch to them.

Was Adams playing his usual 4-5-1 packed centre midfield down there? Adams converting a centre half seems a bit sketchy but it's good news he can play left back.

Lennon's story doesn't make any sense. McDonald was so desperate to sign for him he didn't turn up?

If we are as poorly prepared for the Rangers game as we were the Starjnan game McGhee will suffer a similar reaction to McCall's. Given our poor cup record, the financial disadvantage the fixture list has handed us and our previous result and performance we need to put in a strong performance. The game hasn't sneaked up on us. We should be ready.

It's not really surprising that as soon as we were linked to Iceland they went from solid at the back to getting gubbed.

Neil Lennon reacting calmly to Skippy not moving to the lower leagues. Dempster has lost it employing a mentally ill domestic abuser.

It doesn't make any sense because McDonald already has a deal he can choose to activate. This BBC story says http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36604437