AlbionMan

And in other news the game was called off six days and three pages ago.

Hardly banged it in, he needed two attempts to roll into the empty net after a comical attempt to clear. All in all a scrappy game between two mid table sides, only enlivened by a Basil Fawlty clone wielding a whistle. This league doesn't get quality officials but today's referee raised (or should it be lowered) incompetence to a new level. That said delighted with three points that edges us towards a play off spot.

That lad is doing his club down, three league winning seasons, a challenge cup and a European qualification isn't too bad for a brand new team.

Nah, roughly translated its imploring someone to shoot them. It appears even Austria is aware that someone has to put them out of their misery.

I'd like to think we could move Stewart on, even when fit and playing he hasn't looked the part. As he's one of the top earners on a 2 year contract it might cost us short term but freeing up a place in the squad would be worth it. That said I don't know what else he qcontributes in training or in the dressing room.

You missed something in your story, he came back on to defend the corner before his leg went again and he had to be helped off. He did not come back on and sit down down immediately. I could see you weren't really paying attention when you didn't note his number - it was 5 Evan Horne.

He had, but played a couple of months with Clydebank Juniors getting fit, he's had a chequered career and is possibly the first author to turn out for us. If he ends up signing there may be some sales of his autobiography for Christmas stockings in Stirling.

That was murder, why did City bother bringing a goalkeeper today? it's an indication of how poor we have been that today is considered an improvement by posters on our forum. We can only hope that anther week of training sessions with the new manager will start to get his ideas across.

It was Jordan Allan not Ross mcGeachie who was no. 3 and had the shocker . You're right about a lack of quality but If you've seen far worse you've not seen us too often this season.

Our interim manger is quoted as saying "the boys gave me everything". If that's all the boys have to give it will need divine intervention for us to rise to mid table mediocrity. We we looked OK passing the ball across the halfway line, after that we were clueless. For all that we had a lot of possession Cowden's defence had a pretty comfortable afternoon, and any breakaways carried more threat than all our huffing and puffing.

I'm a wee bit surprised that Dundee's win over Cologne in the 62/3 European Cup isn't in your top 30.

A fortunate coincidence that time for change's aims directly advantaged the consortium, happy to have that cleared up.

We kept the ball on the ground and nullified your taller players. Peterhead have always been known as a big physical side, never thought they were considered to be particularly skilful, although they didn't use their physical advantages on Saturday. It says it all when the match sponsor gave your goalkeeper MOM even if he didn't have much to do. Like yours our entire bench were teenagers.

It isn't clear if the consortium initiated or jumped in to drive the "Time for Change" protest which removed the previous Trust Board and with it the consortium's biggest obstacle to the bid's acceptance. I suspect the former as the PR and social media output smacked of their publicity team.

He could even be our version of Raith Rovers' saviour, Claude Anelka.