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Fir Park for me is the likely choice.

We should be able to beat Connah's Quay fairly easily, they looked absolutely shite. Just makes me wonder where this will be held now?

I think Graham is better with the ball at his feet and using it to bring others into play, but often when marked by a decent centre half and we're chucking balls forward, he's hopeless- akin to Mikkelsen at times. The delivery has to be right for him and without that, it's pointless. Stewart is potentially a better player if he keeps at it, with better speed, movement and a decent knack of getting into the right places. He doesn't half look clumsy when he's running at pace sometimes, though. Not as comical looking as Tony Dingwall, but you expect a strong gust to blow him to Maryburgh.

I've been watching a few episodes of TNA recently and I thought it's been alright, feels cheap as hell but at least it makes sense, which is more than caan be said for when Dixie Carter was involved.

I hope Ross doesn't end up being another guy who goes on loan, does okay, then gets released then signs for Elgin. Seen it too many times.

I remember jokingly booing Richie for not letting Wood take the penalty for his hat-trick.

At the minute all three teams have enough to beat the other two but appear unable to show it consistently. The game we beat you 2-1 in Dingwall was a prime of example of this, played you off the park in the first half then spent the majority of the second half absolutely hanging on.

County have Ayr at home then Dundee United away back to back, those two games will do a lot to decide where the title is going to go, as well as the reverse games in April.

Just the class you'd expect from the Den.

I honestly don't know why they just blanket ban players from going to Foxes and the Den. It never goes well.

The fact he's bragging about it on Twitter is pretty reprehensible, to be honest. Who honestly goes out to start a scrap with a footballer, no matter what team they play for?

I heard Semple went off injured?

Maybe this will increase the pressure on United and Ayr as they've certainly gone for it with United brining in a pile of folk and Ayr beating us to a player and keeping Shankland. Both have shown they want up and have gone for it. The pressure is certainly on United as the "big team" of the three of us. Hell, I wouldn't even discount Caley from the title scene as there's only nine points in it and they've been incredibly tough to beat all season.

As the snow (all half an inch of it!) settles outside.

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I'm sure we'll get another ten injuries in the next month.

Serious questions need to be asked about our medical staff, I think. Some injuries (such as Fontaine's) can't be helped, but we've got a run of persistent and niggling injuries on key players that just doesn't seem to be coming to an end. If we'd been able to put out a first choice eleven (or even close to it!) where would we be? Having to desperately thrash out makeshift defences from week to week seriously hasn't helped.

It's not like he could actually run, it took him about a minute to get back in position.

I do miss the days of seeing MARK HARD on Sky Sports news. He's the total opposite of Kenny- decent with the ball at his feet and can occasionally ping a worldie of a pass, but for a guy who must be near 6'3" he's abject at physical situations.

oh god i hope we've got someone lined up to replace stelios because sean kelly even at this level is basically hopeless at anything physical or pace related

Isle of Dogs the worst Wes Anderson film I've seen, which means its still pretty decent. Looks great, has a brilliant cast and the soundtrack is seriously good. However, the plot is seriously wafer thin. Still a fun watch. 7/10 Three Billboards out of Ebbing, Missouri Good performances from Harrelson, McDormand (when is she not good) and Rockwell but it's not quite what it's been hyped up to be. 7/10

Auchinleck- the thinking man's New Cumnock.

That free-kick by Armstrong is absolutely sexual.

I also like how it's just us signing the same players who tend to ping around the lower levels of the top flight and upper levels of the second tier and rotate clubs, much like managers. What I've heard about both I've liked, so very happy with our business so far.

I would think that's us most likely done with signings this window now, otherwise when (if) everyone gets back to health, we'll be totally overloaded with players.