Michael W

The extraction point was definitely unfair - the slightest hint that it was in Birmingham and they were all fucked. Could only be a helicopter extraction and there is a limited amount of places you can land one. Add in CCTV coverage everywhere and no-one stood a chance.

I am not convinced we'd be any worse with Smith tbh. But we certainly wouldn't have won the league. The risk of change was worth it even if McGlynn has been a disappointment.

Agree with the shout to terminate the loans of Barjonas and McGuffie - 16 points back and it's just wasting money the club probably doesn't have. If we had more cover at full back I'd send Crane back as well.

Can't wait for us to go below East Fife. Look forward to McGlynn's usual excuses.

Still, never mind. £600k pitch, eh?

Astonished we've conceded with that defence. How could such a thing keep on happening?

Can't blame the Arbroath fans for trying to play it down, tbh. I'd be the same if it was us as the thought of chucking away a lead of that magnitude would be an almighty minter and something only the Rovers* would manage. *Or any other Scottish team that isn't Celtic, for that matter.

Had we not been useless following our win at Arbroath, we'd perhaps be 7 behind and in a position to put them under serious pressure by winning on Saturday. We aren't, though, and if we win we're still too far back. A team that can barely string 2 wins together is going to claw back a deficit at one point per game? No chance.

We'll record an ultimately worthless victory. Hurry up and get the season over with.

Amazing that continuing with the same failing defence results in us continuing to fail in defence.

Glorious views over the zoo that's Kirkcaldy Bus Station. Worth a premium.

McGlynn is being blamed because the results aren't good enough and we are chucking points away from a winning position. Smith's squad or not, that squad should be doing better. None of this detracts from the fact Smith should've been launched straight into the Firth of Forth at the end of last season.

I agree. I don't think we should go part-time for the reasons outlined, although can see why some may advocate it based on where we currently are. I fear that were we to go part-time, it could be difficult to revert to full-time football. Finances concern me as it's not clear how long the board will take the hit of being full-time in this league. That game against the Pars has probably saved a complete disaster of a season financially; hopefully a decent turnout v Hibs can also soften the blow. I'd have been very comfortable if we'd operated a hybrid model as we did during McGlynn's last spell. Naturally that didn't happen, although i don't know how much it would ultimately have saved anyway. No time like the play-offs for the club to turn it around.