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Mr McKinnon was 'delighted' with the attitude at training this week and was 'impressed' by many facets of our performance last week, so that's OK then.

Mega enthusiasm and interest for this one it seems, better get a thread started. What can we hope for today? At least conditions are good

If that's the case then it's a bit of good business from the Arbroath committee. Probably learned from their mistake with Scott Allan

What makes you think he would only be due 2 months?

11 back in the box defending a corner really boils my p*ss. We still struggle and lose goals from corners

No mention of £1800 a week Scott Allan?

I think Mr. McKinnon should stop doing post-match interviews, they are not doing him any favours. He comes across as either delusional or a liar. The interviewer's take is bizarre also.

B & Q ?

Seems appropriate to re-post this. I had fairly high hopes for Mr McKinnon and was happy with his appointment, I suspect I am not alone in being disappointed on how things have turned out.

A defeat was long overdue. It's what we deserve for our style of play. This season is not over yet.

Can we feed them a team manager?

For the uneducated here re contracts (ie yours truly) can you explain what a rolling contract actually means.

Draw a fair result, no team deserved to win that.

Get used to it....

Our goals yesterday were the type we've been conceding all season...

It's a very poor league.

Wherever we end up it is almost impossible to think we can go into next season and play the type of football we've had to endure so far this season. It seems the only way to avoid this is a managerial change.

On the face of it quite an attacking line up by Mr McKinnon's standards. Hopefully tactics to suit.

It's going to be an interesting last ten games with six teams in the mix now after yesterday's results. We need to achieve wins against fellow strugglers, it really is that simple. Can Mr McKinnon put out attacking sides in the next two fixtures?

Christ, where have you been ? Its been lightweight all season.

Peterhead were very slick going forward for the whole 90 minutes, but we really should have done much better in that second half.

If only...

One thing needs to be stated firm and clear - FAFC as we know it could not survive as a senior club playing in the Highland League. We simply must retain our league status and the only way to ensure this is to get out & stay out of the second division. And before anybody mentions Brechin, they will not survive either.

A struggle, really should have finished it off with the second half chances. 3 very welcome points

The ' six pointer' cliche is used and abused regularly but even at this stage of the season this fixture certainly justifies the category. Where are the goals coming from ?