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First time I've seen Catriona Shearer on Reporting Scotland for a while.

Danny MacDonald seemingly away now possibly to rejoin Ross County. What the actual f**k is going!? That's something like 10 people who have left the club since the start of the year. Absolute shambles off the park right now.

We could only have taken a few thousand fans down for the Celtic semi final. Maybe 4,000 tops? I'd expect slightly less than that this time round. The comments recently about having to get up early are embarrassing. Yes it would be great if the game was a nice 3 pm kick off but for years these semi finals have been played at lunchtime so it's hardly a surprise. Our fans just gurn about everything.

Quite the Tweetstorm from Trump yesterday. Highlights were him turning on Fox News presenters who aren't as nice to him as the rest, dissing a dead Senator and accusing Democrats of trying to steal the election..

In fairness we don't seem to have a clue what's going on off the park these days.

Really glad I took the day off work TBH.

Seems to be some chat on Twitter that there will be a pitch inspection at noon. Sake.

Probably the tears of our fans having to get up early to go to a game.

I think the now disused railway line that goes down to some old rubbish plant at Powderhall is meant to be getting lifted and turned into a cycle path. The report to councillors mentioned removing six buses which, given the frequency of the buses up and down Leith Walk, is nothing (page 254 of http://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/download/meetings/id/60308/full_meeting_papers_-_the_city_of_edinburgh_council_-_140319_-_version_2pdf) . That said, the statement is somewhat ambiguous - reduction of six buses per hour? In both directions? Bus services in general? Who knows.

In a surprise to no one the extension to Newhaven has been given the go ahead. http://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/2630/all_aboard_for_trams_to_newhaven_as_project_gets_the_green_light I'm certainly not against the tram line being extended but it does seem like it's being rushed through. The plans to send traffic up Easter Road as a diversionary route are mental, the area it will travel along has some of the most frequent bus services in the city and it's another 3 or 4 years of roadworks for the good folk of Leith to have to deal with. Also means the money spent on doing up parts of Leith Walk has been pissed away as the street will now be torn up again for the tram line. No wonder local authorities are broke.

Totally agree with this. It's a pain in the arse of course but it's not exactly a surprise. As some ICT fans have said on Twitter, CTO etc. we should be happy we are getting another chance to go to Hampden after the pish of the last couple of seasons.

No wonder you lot are skooshing the league.

Hope we thrash these Deas loving weirdos. Do it for Harry Gow lads!

The odd thing is, at the start of the season, RC were the clear favourites to go up . If I mind right Fuctifano worked out a table of predictions and the only people who didn't seem to think RC would win the league were deluded Falkirk fans and Ross County supporters themselves.