Savage Henry

Grivosti is a shoo-in for Young Player, so shed nary a tear for him. Watson got drawn against the more-than-likely winner, but he’s a good shout.

Scott Fox vs Billy Mckay is going to see a standout candidate knocked out early.

In complete fairness to Chic Young, Walter Smith comes across as a condescending p***k in that.

I think people should recreate the incidents in the comfort of their own home.

It's great that, even in a season like this and in times like these, fans of all teams across the land can unite to boo and mock an out-of-shape, formerly creative midfielder with an exceptionally high opinion of himself.

I think there's zero chance of him being given the job on a full time basis. He probably shouldn't be in his current position, let alone head coach of the national team.

Is it arithmetically possible for us to get relegated? I'm viewing things quite negatively.

Ah well. Craig Curran it is then.

What’s Safranko’s contract situation? I’m assuming that, because he’s been with you guys all season he’s not necessarily needed at his parent club. Is he out of contract in the summer? I’d be amazed if County didn’t go for him if he is.

Watched The Spy Who Fell To Earth, a documentary about Ashraf Marwan who was either an Egyptian spy, or a Mossad agent, depending on who you ask. It’s not always easy to follow, but it’s the most interesting documentary I’ve seen on Netflix for a while. Recommended if you are into that kind of thing, which I am.

Yup. That’s another one.

A Gary Naysmith type career awaits.

Are we just ignoring his previous nonsense with the Lions, then? He may well be a good coach, but not with the kind of players the Lions have, and particularly Scotland have.

I seem to recall him being the best player on the pitch against AC Milan, despite playing wide on the left. I'd also hazard a guess Ferguson was saying things like that long before any of the fans were.

He's nowhere in the same ball park as Fletcher. But, lest we forget, it took quite some time for Man Utd fans to come around to Fletcher's importance. I wouldn't be at all surprised if McTominay had a similar (if lesser) experience and became a fairly regular player at Old Trafford.