Doakes

Biggest change I’ve noticed is the communication from the club. Big change to the style of the communication, the way things are worded. Every tweet seems much more scripted, the official account is no longer replying to fans or attempting to bring in humour. Communication seems much more guarded - perhaps trying to be more professional? there’s been a definite change in social media and communication

What a list You forgot the chairman arguing with a supporter using the clubs official Facebook account

They spelt “capo” wrong

Worrying that the clubs first motivation in that statement was to protect their own arse. Surely they know that Kyle’s family are all on Twitter and would very quickly reveal the truth? Mental. As Oaksoft says, some video highlights and a thank you would have been fine. When is the next chairman’s update? Do we still have a chairman?

I've been trying my best to put my trust in the government and NHS, but there's a load of stories you hear that raise eyebrows. A local lads 92 year old grandfather (family of buddies) recently got sent to the RAH for a fracture after a falling during the night. He also suffers from respiratory problems. Upon arrival at the hospital, the nurses insisted that he might have covid as he has some of the symptoms - however, he was tested and came up negative. Despite this negative test, he was moved to the red covid ward. His family got in touch with the hospital but they are not allowed to see him for at least 2 weeks, due to the fact he is in that ward. He is to be tested again in 4 days time to make sure he is still negative. Not sure if it's just incompetence, a lack of available beds, or something more sinister - but the way this man has been treated is wrong and is putting him at severe risk. All he went in for was a fracture

Those were the days

The McGinn's, what a family.

Always a good sign when fans of the parent club are sad to see him go on Twitter

They might have, but couldn't

Is the Paisley Centre still owned by the same company who own piazza? No, Piazza are owned by the same company that own Burns Mall in Killie and The Avenue in Newton Mearns, as well as a load of places down south.

Get Jim to Google "ways to deal with an inferiority complex" Kilmarnock didn't think that way against Celtic on Sunday

It might be good for us, it might not , but it's setting a bizarre precedent going forward. Are we expected to believe that no one at Celtic knew that a player had picked up his passport and left the country for 4 days? Most employers measure how long their employees have taken in the toilet ffs Imagine a St Mirren player had went to Spain after a bad result, blatantly disregarding the rules and risking the football season being cancelled. The SPFL would 100% have made an example of St Mirren. If the club had any balls they would have said that we are ready and willing to play tomorrow night - and challenged Celtic to fulfill the fixture, or forfeit the game. Because it's Celtic, we bend over - they get a slap on the wrist and the game is postponed. Does this mean that if a club want a game postponed, they send a player to Spain for a few days? Celtic now have a convenient break up until their Champions League qualifier, we end up with a fixture that will no doubt be part of a big backlog later in the season.

Defo. As much as we hate to admit it, they have some elite level players. We don’t. It shows unless you get your tactics spot on (which Goodwin didn’t)

Few points I noticed yesterday Rangers were very good, played the Liverpool style high press and we didn't know how to counter it Sheron was unconvincing Foley not his usual self McGrath was our best player Alnwick is impressive Hopefully learn from it and give a better account of ourselves against Celtic

Intae thum