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Livingston v St. Mirren 20th April


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17 minutes ago, LargsBud said:

Anyone know the number we had there yesterday. Did we have more fans than Livi?

1500 I believe, had more than Livi

 

also the waterfall tune;

 

Oran's at the wheel

Tell me how good... does it feel?

We've got Ethan... Na-zon and McGinn

And they make all the St Mirren sing 

Doo rooo roo roooo rooo...

 

 

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14 hours ago, Yflab said:

Let’s hope Livi appeal the red card and it is rescinded.

That would be good for us, but cannot see that happening. The guy they brought on did not look too bad - they just were a man down which curtained their adventuring up the park a bit. They will still have 11 against the Hammers. To be honest, I don't care if it ends in a draw - so long as the Hammers don't win - not only from our point of view, but so that the following week Dee still have something, all be it the last chance saloon, still to play for against them.  :turtle

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Looking at the clip there, Erhanon should have been sent off again.

Not sure why we keep playing him out at left back, he is a great talent for the future but that isn't his position. These lunging tackles also suggest he doesn't have the composure we need at this time of the season.

 

 

 

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3 minutes ago, Kemp said:

Looking at the clip there, Erhanon should have been sent off again.

Not sure why we keep playing him out at left back, he is a great talent for the future but that isn't his position. These lunging tackles also suggest he doesn't have the composure we need at this time of the season.

 

Not IMO.

If he had hit him square on, then yes..

Th opposition player actually kicks the sole of Erhahon's boot.

He needs to cut out that reckless type of tackle.

Hopefully Muzek will be back in for the St.J game.

 

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Great 3 points yesterday. Thought Ryan Flynn was outstanding again. But no one had a bad game to be fair. Mullen scored a great goal. That plastic pitch is atrocious. For anybody to say there a fan of these pitches knows nothing about pro football at the top level. Other clubs like us have hybrid pitches and every one of them are in too notch condition. Time the SFA done something about it. Coys.

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Great 3 points yesterday. Thought Ryan Flynn was outstanding again. But no one had a bad game to be fair. Mullen scored a great goal. That plastic pitch is atrocious. For anybody to say there a fan of these pitches knows nothing about pro football at the top level. Other clubs like us have hybrid pitches and every one of them are in too notch condition. Time the SFA done something about it. Coys.

Flynn has been superb the last 5 or 6 games. Reads the game and breaks up opposition play and so composed on the ball; the kind of ‘balls’ we need for the run in. Not everyone was at their absolute best but a great team performance yesterday with the fans acting as our 12th man, even when we went behind. Don’t want to tempt fate, but we’re in good shape at the moment.
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1 hour ago, santaponsasaint said:

Great 3 points yesterday. Thought Ryan Flynn was outstanding again. But no one had a bad game to be fair. Mullen scored a great goal. That plastic pitch is atrocious. For anybody to say there a fan of these pitches knows nothing about pro football at the top level. Other clubs like us have hybrid pitches and every one of them are in too notch condition. Time the SFA done something about it. Coys.

Agree with this. If there isn't going to be an outright ban on these pitches then they need to at least be maintained to a minimum standard. There's no doubt Hamilton and Livingston intentionally maintain the surfaces in terrible condition in order to act as a leveller against better opposition. It makes a laughing stock of our national sport.

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2 hours ago, santaponsasaint said:

For anybody to say there a fan of these pitches knows nothing about pro football at the top level.

Get over yourself. 🤣

These pitches are increasingly being used.

You'd better get used to it because they are going nowhere.

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The pitch wasn't great to be honest. It was definitely very dry, which may have been on purpose, which made it very sticky, held the ball up, and made the bounce much softer than you'd expect. In saying that, I'm not sure it ended up being a huge disadvantage to us to be honest. At the start Livi played it better as we weren't used to it, but later on we were killing them dropping balls in behind them down each flank which were holding up each time. I also reckon the pitch was a big factor in them going down to ten men. On a normal grass pitch or a well watered artificial that ball rolls through to the keeper.

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On 4/20/2019 at 8:16 PM, Sonny said:

Great performances all all over the park today today and good change of formation and personnel in the second half. Special mention to Jackson when he came on and really gave them problems with his running. And Magennis is on 10 secs and blasts a shot at goal something Lyons didn't do in the previous 75 mins. But why, oh why Oran are you still playing Ethan? Musek is a far superior player on the left. Ethan cost us their goal due to his usual not picking up his man. Paul McGinn deservedly MoM. Only 4 more to go now and we are on a roll. :)

Lyons was brought down for the sending off, had 1 shot and 1 header just off target.

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That pitch and similar ones can’t get as far to f**k from Scottish top flight as possible imo.


Agreed, however, he’s right. These pitches make economic sense for the clubs that have them and I don’t see them disappearing anytime soon unfortunately.
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28 minutes ago, buddies1877 said:


That pitch and similar ones can’t get as far to f**k from Scottish top flight as possible imo.

Pitches like Hamilton and Livingston have are cheap sub-standard shite and are fitted with money making in mind as opposed to promoting decent football. They can also be "manipulated" to suit the home teams, as we saw yesterday.

There's a reason why most of the top teams in Europe and all the EPL tams have hybrid pitches (95% grass: 5%.synthetic). This type of pitch is the way forward.

Sadly they cost much more than the "greengrocer" surface.

A well maintained grass pitch is streets ahead of the aforementioned Hamilton and Livingston pitches, which have no place in top flight football.

Sadly the SFA are f**king incompetent and allow these sub-standard surfaces in the top league.

That's not to say that some grass surfaces in the past have been awful, but as Motherwell have shown, that can be overcome.

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49 minutes ago, Callum Gilhooley said:

Watched the highlights. Sending off was harsh imo.

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Nah.

I thought that at first, but Lyons played the ball first and was then brought down by contact from Halkett's knee/thigh, before his leading leg even enters the picture.

Halkett's meek acceptance of the decision speaks volumes.

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