Bobby_F

Off the scale levels of lack of self awareness.

Nice trolling Sky

A Saints player dives like that and it’s a stonewall yellow.

The one Douglas Ross gave without knowing the ball crossed the line. Yeah still pisses me off, though that’s the least of what pisses me off with Ross.

Just realised why you sing it. Hoping the officials think it’s The Rangers that are playing. Smart!

Don’t think we deserved to lose that but that game was a clear example of when things are going for you you get the breaks, and when they’re not you can’t buy a bit of luck.

Great turnout from Killie. And in good voice before the game and after their goal. But FFS guys, stop singing that shit.

Not sure exactly how VAR communication works but there was no sign that they checked for a foul that looked clear and that players and fans were claiming. Yet they spent a minute trying to give a penalty for a handball that not a single person on the crowd or on the pitch claimed for. On the game pretty even, but we just don’t seem to be carrying any luck at all at the moment.

Surely VAR had to check the foul on Tanser in the build up. Looked clear.

Bookies have Killie narrow favourites. Given recent form of both teams very surprised Killie aren't stronger favourites. Just over 2/1 seems generous.

O'Donnell should have been off there.

Dive. But a penalty at the other end.

Leaving the 'P&B Bants' aside, why do you think he initially booked a big black guy rather than a wee white guy for what people are saying was a really clear foul and yellow card?

You must be thinking of a different shirt pull. Ayunga was absolutely heading towards goal. But - a clear shirt pull to stop an attack even further away from goal almost always leads to a yellow card. Indeed Boyd Munce got booked for a tug on a Hearts player in the Hearts half. Ref played advantage, and booked him later. Double standards.

Two things - he first booked TAYLOR for that challenge. 15 minutes later Halkett did an even clearer shirt pull on Ayunga. Ref played advantage, then gave a foul after a second foul on Ayunga. No card.

Gogic? The guy that got booked after 15 seconds. That Gogic? Ah! Okay, got you now, Shankland had it from the start of the game. Makes sense now. Had to be something like that.

We’re really missing Strain. At the start of the season he was in great form and his deliveries were really dangerous. For about 4 weeks (after being away with Australia) he was playing like he was carrying an injury. And then after last international trip he picked up an injury that’s needed an op and is expected to be out for 4 months. We need to shift a couple of the striker wages and try to get someone in in January that can play there. Small tries hard, and has some talent, but he’s so left footed we can’t really expect him to do what Strain did as RWB.

Some decent play from Ayunga at times, but telling that our two biggest chances came from defenders.

That was a really weird one. How can he mix up Taylor for Gogic - one's a skinhead, the other is 4 inches taller with afro hair - they're not even the same colour.

Don't think Saints played that badly, with the first goal being a defensive howler and the second a worldy from Shankland. Having said that, we then almost gifted Hearts 2 late goals with more awful defensive errors. Saints just don't seem to score these days though, and that is a huge worry.

Even The Rangers wouldn't have got a penalty for what you claimed one for.

Would have been a red for Saints if we'd done the Halkett challenge. Halkett escaped a stick on yellow for a jersey tug on Aynunga in first half. Walsh refereering like a guy who chopped of 3 Saints goals last time these teams played.

Behave!

Angry Atkinson at last gets a yellow - then pushes Tanser in the chest while the ref is talking to him. His rage earlier about not being allowed to get away a two handed push on a Saints player in the box was bizarre.

Is Shankland unbookable? Almost every game he should get at least one yellow for dissent. Then there's the dives, the niggly fouls. And then there's elbowing someone in the chest off the ball when you're angry. Tumbleweed.