Drew Brees

Very true, can’t think of many teams who can’t register a single attempt on target in 90 mins who’ve came back from 2 goals down.

I’m not one to get carried away but I’ve just stuck a score on Japan to win the WC.

Thought hibs played ok, knocked the ball about well but was mostly at the back. 53% possession but zero attempts on target, don’t see how you were robbed tbh.

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John Hamm

Hibs fans and spoons, what are they like.

Don’t think those 2 have played in a while.

Must be ropey, It’s Simon Donnelly

Hardly laughable, it worked a treat.

Thats some leap from a newspaper report saying ‘Rangers have been awarded most penalties’.

It wont get anybody overly excited but its decent business imo - the idea of us having a top class keeper as a number 2 is unrealistic, also makes sense to have a homegrown player as back up keeper. Keeps one extra slot for the European squad for an outfield player.

I don’t have a grievance, just laughing at the drama Queen pissing her knickers over it.

100% correct, It was deleted because ‘someone’ wrote it could get the site in trouble, though that ‘someone’ was talking pish.

Ye, we had a drama Queen quoting me and claiming it could get the site in trouble and a mod acted, not sure what part of my post was incorrect tbh

Cause he plays for Dundee You’re talking about Dundee again aren’t you?

A real ‘stereotyping’ moment from a fan of a club who would accept absolutely anyone.

The lengths some people will go to to deny what he did are quite staggering.

Leigh Griffiths could be without a club at the end of January after Celtic decided to terminate his contract. The Hoops striker will remain at Dundee on loan until the end of the transfer window but will then be allowed to leave Parkhead. Mailsport understands the club have triggered a clause in the one-year deal he signed last summer, which allows Celtic to cut him loose. Griffiths will stay at Dens Park for now and is included in the Dark Blues’ squad for Tuesday night’s Premiership clash against Livingston. But the 31-year-old’s future is up in the air after Celtic informed him of their decision last week. Dundee had initially decided to cut Griffiths ’ loan spell short and send him back to Parkhead. But after learning that Celtic had activated the termination clause, gaffer James McPake will keep Griffiths until January 31 before deciding whether to offer him a longer-term deal.