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That’s ridiculous! The team must be a fair old age now...

I don't think it's unfair to say that on all evidence this season, Kristian Dennis is our most effective striker (granted we've not seen a fully fit Brophy yet).
A lot was made of Doyle-Hayes, McGrath, etc being injured - to me we have missed Dennis the most and our form suffered almost as soon as we lost him.
A win is a win, we done everything but score for most of the game and we'd have likely lost that last year.
Onwards
 

I don't think it's unfair to say that on all evidence this season, Kristian Dennis is our most effective striker (granted we've not seen a fully fit Brophy yet).
A lot was made of Doyle-Hayes, McGrath, etc being injured - to me we have missed Dennis the most and our form suffered almost as soon as we lost him.
A win is a win, we done everything but score for most of the game and we'd have likely lost that last year.
Onwards
 

I don't think it's unfair to say that on all evidence this season, Kristian Dennis is our most effective striker (granted we've not seen a fully fit Brophy yet).
A lot was made of Doyle-Hayes, McGrath, etc being injured - to me we have missed Dennis the most and our form suffered almost as soon as we lost him.
A win is a win, we done everything but score for most of the game and we'd have likely lost that last year.
Onwards
 

I don't think it's unfair to say that on all evidence this season, Kristian Dennis is our most effective striker (granted we've not seen a fully fit Brophy yet).
A lot was made of Doyle-Hayes, McGrath, etc being injured - to me we have missed Dennis the most and our form suffered almost as soon as we lost him.
A win is a win, we done everything but score for most of the game and we'd have likely lost that last year.
Onwards
 

I don't think it's unfair to say that on all evidence this season, Kristian Dennis is our most effective striker (granted we've not seen a fully fit Brophy yet).
A lot was made of Doyle-Hayes, McGrath, etc being injured - to me we have missed Dennis the most and our form suffered almost as soon as we lost him.
A win is a win, we done everything but score for most of the game and we'd have likely lost that last year.
Onwards
 

I don't think it's unfair to say that on all evidence this season, Kristian Dennis is our most effective striker (granted we've not seen a fully fit Brophy yet).
A lot was made of Doyle-Hayes, McGrath, etc being injured - to me we have missed Dennis the most and our form suffered almost as soon as we lost him.
A win is a win, we done everything but score for most of the game and we'd have likely lost that last year.
Onwards
 

I don't think it's unfair to say that on all evidence this season, Kristian Dennis is our most effective striker (granted we've not seen a fully fit Brophy yet).
A lot was made of Doyle-Hayes, McGrath, etc being injured - to me we have missed Dennis the most and our form suffered almost as soon as we lost him.
A win is a win, we done everything but score for most of the game and we'd have likely lost that last year.
Onwards
 

He was absolutely fine when he came on - comments like this make me suspect the extent to which some people actually view the games every week, and how much is based off popular opinion/social media and flashes of previous games.
Not one player in the stripes had a poor game today and we were very unlucky not to gain all 3 points yet again.

He was absolutely fine when he came on - comments like this make me suspect the extent to which some people actually view the games every week, and how much is based off popular opinion/social media and flashes of previous games.
Not one player in the stripes had a poor game today and we were very unlucky not to gain all 3 points yet again.

Not a disaster but they were there for the taking today. We could do with some players back fit...
Wind spoiled it again but the midweek one is one we need to win to push away from the Fakes and Utd.
Cammy's strike was fit for goal of the season. Fraser better than he's been for a while. Obika had a good game...
Heads up and move on !

Despite being our top assister?
You would think our academy players would get the benefit of the doubt from supporters, so far this week i've seen Erhahon, MacPherson and now McAllister getting slated. Bizarre.

Despite being our top assister?
You would think our academy players would get the benefit of the doubt from supporters, so far this week i've seen Erhahon, MacPherson and now McAllister getting slated. Bizarre.

Opposition players are paid very handsomely to compensate for the (still unwarranted) abuse and comments they receieve.
General employees of our club are not - totally below the belt

Opposition players are paid very handsomely to compensate for the (still unwarranted) abuse and comments they receieve.
General employees of our club are not - totally below the belt

Opposition players are paid very handsomely to compensate for the (still unwarranted) abuse and comments they receieve.
General employees of our club are not - totally below the belt

Time for a wee bit of calm.
There was, as suspected, the usual knee jerk reaction recently, threads springing up about where we'll finish and Europe being a possibility. 
After tonight, it's all back to gloom and doom.
I've always stuck to the mantra the end of the season is time to assess where we are as a club. 
One thing to remember, we're, as good as safe, something we've not experienced for a while.
Steady the ship, hope the manager and players put tonight behind them quickly, a winnable game coming up against an Aberdeen side that are absolutely mince. 

Simply not the case.
We tried to have a go, unfortunately our execution was poor and Celtic caught us out with their system by sitting deeper and we failed to adapt.
If anything Celtic took on our early season tactics of soaking up pressure and punished us when we tired and lost concentration.

Simply not the case.
We tried to have a go, unfortunately our execution was poor and Celtic caught us out with their system by sitting deeper and we failed to adapt.
If anything Celtic took on our early season tactics of soaking up pressure and punished us when we tired and lost concentration.

Well, that should put 'Top 6 in the bag' chat on ice for a while.
Started well - faded when McGrath went off. This highlighted how important he is and that all our other central midfielders are too similar, need to look for an alternative in the summer.
It was pretty obvious soon after our system had to go out the window but we were reluctant to change unfortunately.
Incorrect penalty award for me; very poor subs and a lack of concentration turns a tight game into a hammering. Real shame and hopefully morale is not too badly damaged.

0-4, final score.
Started well, no doubt, McGrath going off changed the game IMO.
Not saying we would/could have won but it was a game changer.
The 2nd half, well, roof caved in a bit.
A big performance required on Saturday. 

As a side note; what is with the play acting?
Seems to be creeping in to our games a lot, and we rarely benefit from it

As a side note; what is with the play acting?
Seems to be creeping in to our games a lot, and we rarely benefit from it

As a side note; what is with the play acting?
Seems to be creeping in to our games a lot, and we rarely benefit from it

I have no doubt Goodwin will be in the press afterwards giving the usual Bafta-worthy performance but the blame is on him for this one.
All eyes on him now in a big few weeks, just as far away from relegation as we are top 6... interesting times ahead