afca32

I heard a rumour Dolzanski was joining East Fife as the travelling had become too much so that's great news that he's re-signed. I'd be tempted to say he's been our best player in the second half of the season.

Sorrento is lovely, I certainly didn't see anything unsafe about it albeit was only there for a day. Naples can be a bit of an eye opener, I don't think there is anywhere really like it in western Europe. It can feel a wee bit dodgy at times at night, but once you get used to the place you should be fine. An absolutely great city as long as you embrace the chaos.

Schumacher brewery half way between the station and Altstadt has been a favourite of mine when in Dusseldorf. Uerige in the Altsadt was excellent for a drink too.

I rate him too though I know some fans aren't that keen. Despite looking like a child he's not afraid to get stuck in and once he presumably grows a few inches and fills out a bit he'll compete really well with most opponents. Technically he's pretty good too.

Bobby Jones!

Rory Wilson being linked with Leipzig and Inter.

Yeah I'd be tempted, I like Bray but think two proper wingers would give us a bit threat more in the final third which I thought we missed without Dayshonne last weekend. All 3 are decent options though and I'd be happy with any starting.

Someone on here reckoned 3 weeks as of last weekend so I'd be surprissed if he's involved here.

It's been a while since I've been to Methil, looking forward to it. I do fear we lack attacking threat without Golding. I'd be tempted to bring in Taylor for Jeffreys and have two proper wingers to offer a bit more pace and direct dribbling. East Fife were rotten when we last played but it's unsurprising how quick an impact Campbell has had. I'd be happy with a draw.

The conditions made for a pretty uneventful game and a draw was pretty reflective. I agree Bray made a difference and as mentioned Booth is class. I really hope Golding is back next week as without him we were a bit lacking up front.

I know it's not the done thing to talk up a Scot Gemmill side but we look really good here. Very impressed with Bowie. And to think Doak is injured!

I would agree MacLeman has been unfortunate not to play more recently, he was our best midfielder in the first half of the season. His week or two back at County before signing permanently coincided with the arrival of numerous players in his positions and an upturn in form of the team, plus Dingwall getting back to fitness and Soapy looking more like his old self. He's still young and should be a good player for us in the future.

A couple of months ago most would have predicted this to be a massive game between two teams battling relegation. Now both teams will see it às an opportunity to give themselves a good chance of finishing in the top half. These fixtures have ɓeen tight and low scoring over the last couple of years, however both have improved a lot even since the last meeting in January. Elgin have good options in most positions just now and though I don't think Hale will change much after two wins in a row, it's nice to have players who can make a difference off the bench.

Another great result yesterday that really eases worries about relegation. If we can win our next two games (no easy task against two of the form teams of the division) we'd go up to 5th which would be a real testament to Hale and the job he has done. It's a shame he didn't come in slightly sooner or we could be in with a chance of making the play offs.

I liked the look of Jeffreys last week, but not sure it's worth pushing Russell out wide to accommadate him. Not sure if Taylor or Dolzanski are available but I've been happy with the team as it is. Predicting results in this league is becoming near enough impossible, but given our away record and the particularly long journey I'd be happy with a point. Especially as it would mean at least two teams below us couldn't gain any ground.