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Killie the better team in the second half without creating a massive amount of chances. Draw feels a fair result overall. Gogic not at the races today by his own high standards. Small & Olusanya, very poor when they came on.

At least 10 or no deal.

Scrappy first 20 of the second half from our perspective. Could really use a spark from somewhere.

Agent Kyle 🫶🫶🫶

It was 100% down to the keeper. Should have been an easy take, regardless of what Dunne did.

Horrific error from the keeper.

Always been utter rubbish. The nature of BAWA has always been that people don’t need to engage if they don’t want to. Most of the threads that have had long running arguments would also have been long dead without them. If you’re claiming people have left because they’re just incapable of ignoring/ focusing on other parts of the forum, that’s on them.

And that’s that. Extremely poor defending cost us today. Complete lack of composure in the second half allowed Hibs to run rampant. Disappointing as it’s not been in the playbook this season.

Stop crying, just because you can’t control other peoples views or how they use the website.

Disagree. We bottled it. You have no control over what people choose to or choose not to post about on here. No luck.

You’re just picking arguments as usual. We conceded two terrible goals after a very poor start to the second half. People are allowed to post their views on that. you’re not the BAWA police, even if you really, really want to be.

Well yes, two completely avoidable goals in 3 minutes. 🤷‍♂️

Bottle has crashed. Taylor should never be losing the ball in the middle there.

Best chance of the game to St Mirren. Ball falls kindly to Olusanya in the box, Marshall is in no man’s land. Just needs to lift it over him into an empty net. Puts it wide.

Slight hand on back, foul as well. 😂

If that’s a foul, practically every corner in the game should be ending with a free kick or a penalty in the box. Nothing in it whatsoever.

https://x.com/camer0n_mcd/status/1706058778217529834?s=46&t=o7cZTRZQdQRmoiuMLXLeXw reason 506 why we need a new vote on keeping VAR. No consistency whatsoever. Why was this passage of play not allowed to continue while Mandron’s was for a check? putting aside the sheer incompetent officiating, given they both were completely wrong decisions. We are around a year in & seeing little to no improvement on decisions and approach.

Old man said from the still on TV, looked off. He looked a mile off from W1 as well but obviously must have been close. BBC pundits sound dumbfounded the goal before it was chopped off.

1.5 million loss for St Johnstone posted. Bloody Kibble man.

That’s an assumption that it has not. Protecting itself isn’t the same as saying ‘we can buy you out at the same cost at any time’ It wouldn’t be in the interest of the Kibble to agree to that. Like any business deal, there must have been negotiations & agreement.

Ultimately, this land disagreement is the last stand of the ‘kibble bad’ brigade. The arrangement is proving a successful one, on and off the park. The initial teething problems have all but evaporated. It was unrealistic for people to think there should be absolutely none IMO anyway, but that’s now in the past. Even the financial hangover from Covid is likely to have went far faster than expected based on good crowds, cup runs, player sales & on park success. Talking about extraction plans is your choice, but it was never a short term ownership model. The Kibble would have been looking to protect themselves & their investment as well, so clauses that take away that protection were never going to be likely. I’d say, worrying about how we get out from a winning ownership model, doesn’t make a lot of sense.

There is no parameter within the agreement for them to get a financial return. Even a buyout doesn’t appear to have the possibility for them to demand inflated prices. (And they have no intention of leaving) Partial ownership gives them more of a say on direction & the clubs management. By the same argument, why did we even bother with a fan group buy out? We could have just entered a ‘partnership’ with Gilmour & co. The reality is, ownership stakes are better for investors in many cases.

The return they seek is the mutual benefit that comes along with being major shareholders in a prosperous St Mirren. This has been very clearly laid out for all. Joint projects & the running of the club allow for opportunities for people in their care. Ultimately a strong St Mirren is good for the Kibble.

I imagine we’ll see the same as we have all along, completely blown out of proportion. Still, it gives the St Moan crowd something to cling onto while we are doing so well on the pitch Ditto.

Story just needs put to bed. It was always a mountain out of a mole hill, but it’s now tedious even by this forums standards.