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We've watched Friday night Championship football on this channel all season then Sky come along and nick the last two games like they suddenly give a toss.

I remember reading that Jamie Vardy's parents didn't attend their wedding a few years ago as they couldn't stand her.

I was happy Partick lost last night as they along with Morton will probably bring the biggest away support next season. Hopefully a much better season next year will increase the home gate.

Wednesday night is schadenfreude night. Mon the Queens.

Although Berwick Rangers is no longer in the league it's a nice wee train journey from Edinburgh and a decent town.

I couldn't believe the quality of his corners. Set piece delivery has been dreadful all season and then he pops up on the final day with zingers into the box!

Its typical with the opposition players trudging up the terracing after the game all season we had to have a horrendous home record.

That is a particularly chronic og Made last night so much easier to deal with.

Its a total scandal that the league season is going to finish in darkness all because BBC Scotland handed over a small (I assume) sum of money for TV coverage. The last round of fixtures should never have been part of the Friday night deal.

There is a ticket booth is right next to the away turnstiles but only if you have cash.

Can't see QOS going up to Dunfermline and winning.

Sorry it was more if you disagreed with oaksoft's comment about the working environment changing. I'm not working at the moment as was made redundant last year, was hoping office culture would have returned by now but so far it seems like most places are doing three days in the office at most, along with "hotdesking" which I'm not a fan of either. Ever since March 2020 I've badly missed the office chat and laughs. The idea of starting a new job fully WFH cracks me up. I don't have a "home", just a shitey wee flat where I keep my stuff and sleep!

My preferred working environment, as someone that lives on my own and hates WFH, has been completely obliterated. I'm going to America next month with friends of 25 years from working in a Glasgow office (and I haven't worked with them since 2002). Forming friendships/relationships at work that last that length of time or even at all has now become much harder.

Seeing Medeiros go off reminded me of this belter...

I have ex workmate Celtic fans that accuse me of bias because I use the description "Rangers and Celtic" instead of "Celtic and Rangers". As they don't like "The Old Firm" either I try and keep a running balance of both terms in their company to ensure a roughly 50-50 split for the sake of harmony. They'll happily patronise me about my club however, many times. Luckily as I'm no longer in Glasgow I only see them for a beer about once a year these days. It would be too tiring otherwise.

I'd be in favour if it was used for the initial purpose, i.e. "clear and obvious" decisions that everyone in the ground could see at the time was wrong, not the five minutes of hanging around while some geek matches up offside lines on a computer. The attacker should always be given the benefit of the doubt. Although Liverpool's VAR penalty at the weekend was given despite no-one noticing the clear foul in the box. Perhaps restrict it to incidents where on second replays only it is a clear error.

It might be the same wee boy that has ran on at the end of previous home games. Always too fast for the stewards!

The Ayrshire Post said Dempsey was only hoping to make the last three or four games.

Why did a whole load of Morton fans start piling in behind the goal with about 15 minutes to go? Especially given you were attacking the WDE in the second half? Just seemed a bit odd.

cheers for explaining.

I've missed some great Ayr results thanks to being skint when I was younger. But not going to a game based on the team available?? Sorry you've lost me.

It was an e-ticket for the first game. Obviously that was too convenient for people. A long queue and a missed kick-off it is then.

Weather looks perfect for that end too. Bring sunglasses.

I see you can buy tickets for the Wee Dublin End on the Morton website. Same arrangements as for the Partick fans then? No away fans in the main stand?

I keep hearing about this ground being intimidating but how come given the crowd are far from the pitch??