Dave

Here for the tears and snotters at Calum Ferrie being voted the best goalkeeper in the division by his peers for the second year in a row. Just because he didn't impress on a tattie field in Greenock this season takes nothing away from the incredible saves he's been making for 7 months. And given how shite we've been at defending, there have been plenty of them.

Certainly making me feel a bit better at our result last week, but I'm still fuming at us losing to Morton a couple of weeks ago. That said, taking great pleasure in everyone associated with Greenock Morton FC having an absolutely miserable night.

Absolutely fucking pathetic from each and every player in a Queen's Park jersey. Truly fucking fear for us now.

Sorry I thought it was obvious that I was joking. Seems more than one of you need that actually spelled out for you. Can't make fun of Calum Ferrie, can't think he's a good goalkeeper. What can we do with him...

We were pish today, worst performance under Davidson by a distance. One good chance with McLeish poking that 1v1 wide and aside from that we did nothing upfront. Got to hope Thomas won't be out multiple weeks and that Thomsons injury isn't serious after going off at half time today. I can only assume that Ferries attempt at saving the free-kick was a direct result of the serious concussion suffered in the first half, that also had him unable to decide if scrapping or selling the injury was the right decision so he did neither convincingly.

Three tragic games of football this season, with a grand total of one goal scored in those fixtures, have meant we continue our horrific run of results over Morton since coming back into the Championship. But surely this week is our time? Since Dougie Imrie got his double MOTM his side have lost five in a row, and we are unbeaten in our last five and continuing to bounce back from our Dutch hangover in superb fashion under Davidson. Despite Morton having that long unbeaten run, a win for QP would see us leapfrog them in the table, which would be quite incredible. Yet to hear how serious the injuries to Longridge and Thomas are, who both came off early vs Ayr last week. Fingers crossed they are both good to go this Saturday, as I would have the same XI that started last week as first choice again. I hear Charlie Fox appeared for the B team in a closed door friendly yesterday, so we may see him on the bench for the first time in months.

Imagine getting yourself this worked up over absolutely nothing on a Monday morning.

Ooh, sick burn. You got us there. Still amateur this time five years ago but now getting abuse of never being in the Premier League. Love to see it.

I am about as anti-VAR as they come, but I wonder if we were to get the magic lines out here would that actually be onside. But what's done is done, and primarily from Saturday biggest concern was a return of schoolboy defending, so maybe if Robson wasn't the last man marking two of them on his own at the back post then we wouldn't need to have this discussion.

Not sure how I feel about this one. Even in our brutal first half of the season, we took a point in October in a pretty even game, and could/should have had another but for a brutal late late winner by Todorov in December. We've improved massively under Davidson, our squad is stronger and we're on the back of a big win although I do wonder how much we can actually read into it given the opposition. Saying that, Airdrie also had a big win of their own on Tuesday and have done much better than I expected them to this season. Not scoring an awful lot, but very solid at the back. We also haven't beat Airdrie in 90 minutes in the last 16 meetings stretching back to 2017... If Wilson and Sheridan are fit, we line up the exact same as we did vs Arbroath except I'd swap McPherson for Longridge at RWB. Sheridan won't be beating every defence for pace like he did to Arbroath each week, but he showed more than enough in the rest of his game to make a difference for us going forward. I'd probably take a point, but I think it'll be a slim one goal victory for the Southsides finest.

I had a slight reservation before the game that this could have been a potential banana skin, like it was for us almost exactly a year ago, but those fears only lasted four minutes. Rarely do I recall watching Queen's Park be so dominant in a game of football, albeit against an opponent who is so utterly tragic in every department. Sheridan was fantastic upfront, a genuine breath of fresh air to have an actual strike partner for Paton, especially one whose strengths bring out the best in Paton as well as others around him. Wilson was also brilliant in defence and won every single header. A brief concern when Charlie Reilly, the only Arbroath player who showed up to play tonight, ran around him at the end of the first half, and I hope his half time substitution was nothing more than resting him in a game that was already over. Some of our goals were comical from an Arbroath point of view, but that was a joy to watch QP finally put a team to the sword this season. Arbroath look doomed.

Been a good few brutal refereeing decisions in the Championship recently, and that's another one to add to the list. Still that's part of the fun of football at this level, and VAR will never be at this level so I don't even need to start saying how much worse it is than the occasional bad offside call. Edit: I reserve the right to come back at full time and say something completely different to this opinion should Thistle fail to win this game.

Where did I hyperventilate in my previous post? Was it when I said Queen's Park were rubbish today? Or when I said our goalkeeper, who is being underrated by away fans, earned us a point? Or when I said that both teams resorted to looking at the ref for decisions he didn't want to make? Please be specific.

Quite incredible reading Morton fans slating Calum Ferries performance today. One particular fucking idiot holding a performance from over a year ago over him. Your own lord and saviour Dougie Imrie praising him in his post match interview, maybe when you calm down and watch the highlights you'll realise how good he is. PFA Championship keeper of the year last season, voted for by the other players in the league. They know better than anyone on this forum, myself included. We were absolutely dire today so that's a good point for us. Very poor going forward and kind of solid at the back, managing one way or another to keep Morton out. It wasn't pretty at all, and both teams had examples of over the top tackling, embarrassingly trying to win fouls and general arsehole behaviour, but two months ago we'd have been scudded on a day like today. The difference that Davidson, his recruits and his mentality has made cannot be understated.

About time this thread descended into farce.