AlbionMan

If only they could have hung on to that Ferguson who was manager.

Fancy footwork, easily marshalled into dead ends by a competent defence, no left foot. He's not aiming to continue part time, ambition is to return to a full time club.

Stirling bums are just as squeaky are those at Queens, not a fag paper between the clubs with both sides are as flaky as each other. Only hope it’s us that turn up on Saturday.

The weather and a referee with a slew of idiosyncratic decisions spoiled a terrible game between two poor teams. No points each would have been a fair reflection of what was on offer.

It was only 2 years after corner kicks had been introduced so may refer to corners conceded.

Let’s hope that the team bring their boots this week and don’t try playing in flip flops again.

Yep, I felt his substitution was the one that changed the flow of the game.

Aye, after Saturday we’ll be missing the blue pound as you disappear upwards. It was helpful while it lasted. No need to open the terracing again until we get you or another big team in a cup.

Stirling used their Rangers cup tie money from the previous season to fund the promotion push.

That one was worn 1957 to 1959, there were two hoops on the jersey. The players’s crossed arms hide the second hoop. The two hoops were kept till 1964/65 with minor detail changes, neck shape and detail, badge added, different socks

An unimpressive performance with an excellent result at the end. The first half was pretty much a non event, Edinburgh tidy. enough in possession without posing a threat, we were flat and apart from one good save by the City keeper and a scrambled goal didn’t contribute very much to the entertainment. The red card right at the start of the second settled the result, and let us win comfortably without raising our level of performance.

For all the justified criticism of Cammy, he is regularly hung out to dry with Milne going awol and giving him no cover. Add to Milne’s weakness, his fear of making or taking a tackle. He’s a skilful player who could be an asset if he had a heart.

Careless in defence, you’re creating your own problems.

In SPFL 1, it’s 90%, we have the only grass pitch in the league.

Iain Phillip, Kenny Cameron and Gordon Wallace had long spells at both

You’re a lot better than the rest of us, perhaps Hamilton excepted on a good day. The only danger I see is you getting carried away with a cup run and taking your eye off the league.

More may have left if the north car park had been easier to escape from, taxi and bus passengers only able to get away. Took me 30 minutes to get out, serves me right for parking in the row nearest the stand

Aye they’ve dried up there since the south terracing reopened. Would be an easy fix to close it again and let the goals flow in. Save on stewards for the 15/20 supporters too.

A wee note about our team, Mark Weir didn’t play last week, Blair Currie was in goal at Cove.

We’ve been on a terrible run of results and performances, lifted slightly by the first half last week. My crum of comfort is that in back to back games against the same opponents the winner of the first frequently struggles to repeat in the second. We live in hope.

Given that we were a disjointed shambles last Saturday Miller didn’t do too badly, possibly among the best of a very bad lot. He, Carrick and Currie didn’t quite reach the depths of the others. Still, onwards to Cove this week, travelling in hope but without expectation.

Perhaps one of the reasons for Dale Carrick's slow start to the season is that he is no longer playing alongside Robert Thomson, and he and Greg Spence are too similar.

Both cheeks have regressed, its been mildly entertaining; mostly the result of the lack of basic skills, the number of misplaced passes and Gerald falling over.

After the fanfare, no coronation - shame

Deflection of criticism from the players? that aside all the best in Europe and for the rest of the season.