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1 minute ago, faraway saint said:

:lol:

Scoff all you want, too often players allow conditions to have an adverse effect on what they are willing to try for fear of ball getting caught up, losing possession etc. 

We didn't see that today. 

But then you're very much back into laughing clown mode so crack on. 


Posted
8 minutes ago, djchapsticks said:

Scoff all you want, too often players allow conditions to have an adverse effect on what they are willing to try for fear of ball getting caught up, losing possession etc. 

We didn't see that today. 

But then you're very much back into laughing clown mode so crack on. 

Ok, let me be more precise, what a load of utter self opinionated drivel.

FEAR of the rain.....................thank feck it wasn't thunder and lightening. :lol:

 

Posted
3 minutes ago, faraway saint said:

Ok, let me be more precise, what a load of utter self opinionated drivel.

FEAR of the rain.....................thank feck it wasn't thunder and lightening. :lol:

 

:lol:

Night, Coco. 

Posted
1 hour ago, faraway saint said:
1 hour ago, djchapsticks said:

Scoff all you want, too often players allow conditions to have an adverse effect on what they are willing to try for fear of ball getting caught up, losing possession etc. 

We didn't see that today. 

But then you're very much back into laughing clown mode so crack on. 

Ok, let me be more precise, what a load of utter self opinionated drivel.

FEAR of the rain.....................thank feck it wasn't thunder and lightening. :lol:

 

some people feaR BABIES?              Particularly ones fae abroaf.    😃

Posted

Just had a quick look at the last page of that Aberdeen forum.

"To think some had us down as title challengers this season".

Jesus Christ, what a load of delusional shite! :lol:

Another clown who thinks it's still 1983.

Even Fitzy knows where the line is.

Posted
Been a lot of focus on Flynn’s handball, but was there not a good shout for a handball at the other end soon after it? I was sitting miles away, so not sure.
I claimed as it definitely hit a hand... But it would have been harsh. [emoji26]
Posted

Two positive things that stood out for me yesterday as something we haven't seen for a long time.

1. We seemed to have ideas of what to do in the final third.

2. We made attacking substitutions that took the pressure off us rather than just trying to strengthen us at the back.

Posted

Can't quite remember the last time l enjoyed a home match so much, even in the championship winning season. Did not hear a single derogatory comment against our players throughout game and enthralled by some of our attacking moves and much improved defensive and midfield displays. A week is a long time in politics and in football it would appear. Cannot wait for rest of the season noe

Posted

Time now for one or two enthusiastic posters to breathe, pause and get the feet back on the ground imo.

as pleasing as the performance was at Easter Road, and a clean sheet and three points at home yesterday. We need to get tbrough the first quarter to get an accurate idea of where we are at!

Hibs were well off the form they showed last season, hence the drubbing they took against Sevco yesterday, and equally Aberdeen didnt show up till the second half, dominated the game hitting the post and Hladky tipping one over. They had DOUBLE our possession.

next two games will be testing our resilience and ability to win games we are fancied in. A good performance against Sevco and a win at Livi will be good progress, and something to build on. Lose both and we will be no better than this time last season.

the opportunity this season is that a few teams don't look to have settled down, and suffer if one player is out. That will pass iam sure, we need to take full advantage in the meantime. Next time we play the Dons or Hibs it will be a whole different ball game!

savour the results, but keep it real! Theres a long road ahead.

Posted
1 hour ago, Lord Pityme said:

Time now for one or two enthusiastic posters to breathe, pause and get the feet back on the ground imo.

as pleasing as the performance was at Easter Road, and a clean sheet and three points at home yesterday. We need to get tbrough the first quarter to get an accurate idea of where we are at!

Hibs were well off the form they showed last season, hence the drubbing they took against Sevco yesterday, and equally Aberdeen didnt show up till the second half, dominated the game hitting the post and Hladky tipping one over. They had DOUBLE our possession.

next two games will be testing our resilience and ability to win games we are fancied in. A good performance against Sevco and a win at Livi will be good progress, and something to build on. Lose both and we will be no better than this time last season.

the opportunity this season is that a few teams don't look to have settled down, and suffer if one player is out. That will pass iam sure, we need to take full advantage in the meantime. Next time we play the Dons or Hibs it will be a whole different ball game!

savour the results, but keep it real! Theres a long road ahead.

Agree that two decent performances don't make a season and that the first quarter is the first real point to get a measure of how good we are.

I think the Rangers game is a free hit - but would be disappointed if we don't get at least a point away at Livy.

Where I disagree is where you say that if we lose both we are no better off than last year; the manner of our win against Aberdeen is totally different from the smash and grab against Dundee - we jammed a win against relegation contenders then whereas yesterday we matched up well against Top 4, let alone Top 6, regulars.

I think the nature of that performance hints at a potential solidity that will leave us hard to beat in most games this season - something the Saints of 12 months ago could only dream of.

But yes - agree that we need to savour these results as and when we get them as there is a long season ahead.

Posted
2 hours ago, Balmullo Bud said:

Any Buddie else been humming/whistling the Obika/tequila song all morning with a big grin on their face? Another great effort from W7 yesterday.

 

Posted
1 hour ago, southsidebud said:

Agree that two decent performances don't make a season and that the first quarter is the first real point to get a measure of how good we are.

I think the Rangers game is a free hit - but would be disappointed if we don't get at least a point away at Livy.

Where I disagree is where you say that if we lose both we are no better off than last year; the manner of our win against Aberdeen is totally different from the smash and grab against Dundee - we jammed a win against relegation contenders then whereas yesterday we matched up well against Top 4, let alone Top 6, regulars.

I think the nature of that performance hints at a potential solidity that will leave us hard to beat in most games this season - something the Saints of 12 months ago could only dream of.

But yes - agree that we need to savour these results as and when we get them as there is a long season ahead.

Time will tell, if you classify the dundee game last season as a 'smash & grab'... then how do you classify having HALF the possession Aberdeen had yesterday? I hope we are/become hard to beat in most games, but we will only know that when we play those games!

it would put alot of undue pressure on Goody and the team if we were to now expect them to beat everyone from Aberdeen down in the league table. There will be crushing lows as well as hopefully many highs? We just need to be realistic in our expectations, and keep things ticking along on an even a keel as possible. That will build stability, solidity and results.

Posted
16 minutes ago, Lord Pityme said:

Time will tell, if you classify the dundee game last season as a 'smash & grab'... then how do you classify having HALF the possession Aberdeen had yesterday? I hope we are/become hard to beat in most games, but we will only know that when we play those games!

it would put alot of undue pressure on Goody and the team if we were to now expect them to beat everyone from Aberdeen down in the league table. There will be crushing lows as well as hopefully many highs? We just need to be realistic in our expectations, and keep things ticking along on an even a keel as possible. That will build stability, solidity and results.

You don't get points for pressure. 

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