BucksburnDandy

In my own case, my wife is working dayshift on Saturday so I'm home looking after the wee one (19 months old) as we've no family within 100 miles of us. I'd imagine for others a mix of family responsibilities like above, being put off by the crap season and for some, the ticket prices will be hard to justify.

Fully agreed, the sooner this shitshow of a season is over, the better. The idea that we should want the league season to stay alive with this group of charlatans is for the birds.

Genuinely thought I might be able to give Dingwall (20 minutes from me now) a miss as it would likely be a dead rubber for us. Now, there's a fear in me that not only will I have to go, I'll be watching a very nervous affair from our perspective. What a shitter of a season and I agree, I wish it would just f**k off.

It was night and day. Today was measured discussion with a proper focus on County on their big day today, the battle for survival and a lot of justified and rightful credit given to Cowie and the players. It may be because Robertson and Dodds are based up here and therefore are more knowledgeable about County but even Dodds was coherent and measured in his comments post match, well marshalled by Richard Gordon. There was some comment on Rangers too, and again it was measured without too much hyperbole. Yesterday was the usual shambles of an Open All Mics followed by a rabble from Kenny Mac post matches and the usual Michael Stewart tedious meltdown. If Kenny Mac had been on today, it would have been 5 minutes on County if you are lucky at the end after an hour of tedious Rangers chat about inane nonsense. The handshake would have been hyped up beyond belief. The scrap for 11th would have been completely forgotten about. Perhaps I'm being too millennial here but Kenny Mac sounded like the sort of person who loved that type of borderline bullying type behaviour and would encourage it to knock the new guy down. An unprofessional w****r who should be nowhere near hosting the flagship national radio football programme.

Just thinking exactly the same. And you know what, funny matters more today.

The last part is a good point. The South Irish women benefitted hugely from embracing a smaller stadium in Tallaght, building crowds there to the point where they began to sell out tickets and made womens games an event worth going to. Results improving on the pitch helped but so did the social experience that made more people want to go. Now they've played some games at the Aviva with impressive crowds because of their momentum and folk wanting to be part of the experience. I don't think our womens players would ever accept going to a smaller ground again and in most regardsbI probably agree with them, but it may be a short term help to build crowds and a better matchday experience. If that comes and results improve, then they could return to Hampden. Being among a 6% full Hampden cannot be enjoyable at all.

Agreed. And if we are doing a direct like for like with the Irish on playing England, we pulled in 15k in December for England, less than half their crowd tonight.

A rare thing of late. 3,127 of a crowd though is pitiful.

That was a challenging watch in the first half. Dreadful stuff, so slow, ponderous with no intent. PML should be gone. The players are not taking responsibility either or being brave on the ball. Middle of the kids holidays and the crowd being so poor should ring alarm bells in the SFA hierarchy. But it won't.

Agree fully. They're a massively underachieving squad who genuinely don't look like they care. If they are hugely unhappy with PML, they could do what many players before them have done and disregard his tactics and play their own way to win matches. I used to think Kerr was the biggest issue but actually I think the players have proven to be so. The SFA don't care either judging by giving PML a longer contract.

Oh the system here is not good, no argument. But offside being accurate is a good point. Thankfully another game closer to the end of this terrible season.

Afraid to say offside is one of the few good points about VAR. It's a black and white decision and as much as it has cost us, ultimately the right call has been made. No bother with that aspect of VAR.

Of course he is condoning bigotry. He never will call out anti-Catholic bigotry because it was what he was brought up in and has believed all his life. He will claim it means nothing, of course, but will continue to commit it and boast about it. As for the new law, just don't be a dick to other people and you'll be fine. It's really that simple.

That's cheered me right up after the failed statelet's win. Great bunch of lads those Poles. GIRFUY you stupid bucket hat wearing c***s

Friendly or not, a disgrace of a performance. Complete lack of desire or will to win from this team. Not one positive from tonight.