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Can't wait for that.

Not as close as 100 is though.

That's true, but generally we've done very well in the loan market for a while now. Several youngsters we have had on loan have gone on to bigger and better things; e.g. centre backs, Liam Lindsay, Scott McKenna, Jamie McCart and Robbie Deas.

Yeah, we were crying out for a couple of changes as we had stopped playing the way we had and were allowing Cove too much of the ball. For whatever reason, maybe LD off as you say, it didn't work as intended. I'm still a bit bemused that Kev and Robbo are not getting used in those circumstances, but the results are there. PJ has improved as the season has progressed. Happy if he remains first choice next year.

You should have said. Seriously though it's such a pleasure to watch the team now. It's improved generally in its structure, organisation and attitude but clearly the play of Wales, Steven and, to a lesser extent, Sutherland is a joy to watch. That second goal last night was top notch, Kurtis (what a success he's been) doing what he does then Bobby and Taylor taking over and ripping Cove a new one in three passes and a classy finish. Steven Craigen was full of praise for the team and Andy G. Great to see Bobby and Andy interviewed. Andy of course coming across very well. Proud to be an Alloa fan watching it.

Agree with this. Only caveat is the ability to "keep ball" when required. Not sure LD is worth his place just now but Andy is getting it so right generally just need to trust him.

Nice.

Taylor was the main man when I started watching tennis (well Wimbledon, as nothing else was televised). Got to the semis there IIRC when Jan Kodes won in a much reduced quality field due to a boycott.

Don't mention it.

Just the one I think. But I'm no expert.

John Lloyd was the one I was surprised about tbh. He was always portrayed as a playboy, but must have done enough on the court.

You're VERY close.

I won't confirm in case anyone else wants a go, except to say that’s not the seven.

Agree with this, Waspie. It's interesting and informative looking back at those two Alloa sides and what happened to them. I agree Annan look best placed, of the three candidates for ninth, to come through the play offs. Probably just as well as I reckon they will finish 9th. Also think Stirling will beat QotS on Saturday.

Cameron Norrie beating Bautista Agut in the Barcelona Open was his 200th ATP win. Seven other British men have achieved that milestone. For a bit of fun, can you name those seven. (Clue - they go back to the 1970s.)