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I had a feeling Gogic would stay. He is clearly enjoying his football and I suspect we have pushed the boat out to convince him. Strain and Baccus I'm almost certain are off. A shame too see Keanu go, he's been excellent for us. But he's not an automatic first choice and, at his age, I totally understand that he has to start week in, week out. He could also walk into a large number of English Champioship teams and earn a bomb whilst doing it it. Best of luck to him. Strain will be the real loss. We saw when he first got injured how badly his absence impacted us ands the way we play. However, the manager has shown a real eye for talent in talking guys like Strain and Baccus to even consider coming to us, so I'm confident he will be replaced. I'm not sold on Elvis and think we really need to be looking at a RWB as a priority.

Might have been posted before, but is there a list of who is out of contract in the summer and who we have tied up beyond then?

I'd happily accept permanent relegation to never have to share a thread with Dundee fans' patter ever again TBH.

This is one of those "should be on the telly" games. Proper fitba. Two sides with something to play for that can both play a bit. The last big meaningful game between the sides saw Cody Cooke score the sloppiest hat trick of all time. Dundee 2-3 St Mirren. James Scott hat trick.

I thought it was pretty obvious when he was with us, he's a hard-working industrious type, perfectly suited to the Championship. He never struck me as a first choice top flight footballer.

Not for me I'm afraid. I don't see a foul there. He's under pressure from Dessers and just has to be stronger. He goes down, right in front of Hemming, impeding him getting anywhere near it. A shame as Bolton has been excellent for us since nailing down his spot, but I'm looking for him to do better there.

We were the better team overall I thought, but you simply cannot get away with the mistakes Hemming and Bolton made for the 2 goals.

There's been some breath-taking long-range solo attacks this classics season. But f**k me it hasn't half been boring. It is quite the thing to watch, but it just takes away from a cracking run in to the finish. Pogi and MVDP have dominated by making it a fairly tame watch. Strade Bianchi, Pogi goes solo with 80k to go. MVDP won E3 after going solo at 43k to go. In Flanders, MVDP won after going solo with 45k to go. MVDP won Paris Roubaix, going solo with 60k to go. Pogi wOn LBL, going solo with 35k to go. Impressive as hell, but not exactly exciting racing.

Not buying into this Rangers/Dundee result fucking us over patter. We need to look after ourselves. If we can pick up a result against the OF in the last 5 games, then great. If we don't and finish 6th behind Dundee, then thems the breaks. It feels like we may just be running out of steam towards the tail-end of the season. Hopefully we can pick up a few decent results to get ourselves over the line. Either way, we've had another very good season. Hopefully we can round it off by finishing 5th.

What's the end goal by showing the CCTV footage? Serious question. What did AEW/Tony think this would achieve? My personal opinion was always that I thought Punk was a fairly egotistical arsehole, but who was, more often than not, correct in everything he was saying about the Bucks and their crew. After Brawl In and the Perry situation, my take was that he may or may not have been correct in his actions, but that Tony/the disciplinary committee decision was a joke. All airing the footage has done has shown me that Punk accurately described the situation. I don't know if Tony/AEW thought it would be some sort of gotcha moment. But for me, all it's done is show that Tony is in fact a clown and that Punk, as much of an arsehole as he always comes across, was actually telling the truth here. It was a stupid move and everyone except Tony knew it would be.

If you put on a shit TV show, you get called out on it. Tony is 100% disingenuous to suggest all criticism is "in bad faith". You can say that about any TV show ever made.

I had no idea Tony Khan was even on P&B.

See Willie "there's nothing much happening here" Miller. Every single game I've heard him cover.

Actually, despite a slow start, where he was on the bench virtually every week, in recent weeks he has actually been more involved in a Stirling Albion bid to avoid the relegation play-off. He's chipped in with a few goals and assists in recent week and certainly seems to be a bit of a bright spark in an otherwise poor Stirling Albion side.

It's not really a mystery why a 21-year-old boy who moved half way round the world right as a war kicks off back home and subsequently fails to settle. I think it's fairly obvious why he didn't hit the ground running.