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Bairney The Dinosaur

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  1. What makes this title and season so special is it has been the result of everyone pulling together. Management for building the team, players for performing on the pitch, Board and staff for delivering behind the scenes, FSS/Patrons members for putting the fans in charge and funding the project, Ultras1876 for lifting the whole fanbase in the stands. 

    Really something to be proud of. 

  2. 24 minutes ago, Springfield said:

    For anyone connected to the FSS, has there been a significant number of members now transferred to the new payment(s) ?

    For anyone going to Montrose;

    https://montrosefc.ticketco.events/uk/en/e/montrosefc_v_falkirkfc

    Not significant enough. Still 300 odd members paying through PayPal. 

    It's not a massive issue so long as members switch before their 2 years PayPal subs expire. To date I think we have seen approximately 20 members drop off after failing to switch and that will only increase every month until November 2025 when the final PayPal sub expires. 

  3. 1 hour ago, LatapyBairn. said:

    In that case if Raith offered him a deal in theory we’d be due them some form of compensation which probably rules him out as a signing, I don’t think he has anything on the table from them however. 

    I think any new contract from Raith would have to equal his current to trigger compensation too. Given Raith fans seem to think he was a higher earner I don't see that happening.

  4. 1 hour ago, Bairn in Exile said:

    With regards to an increase in the season ticket price and FSS membership, I always think that fans should have to opt out rather than opt in. A joint form sent out to all season ticket holders that would hopefully encourage them to sign up to the FSS and/or pay an increase in their ticket book price.

    If you don't want to pay the increase in your season ticket price, please place a tick in the box 🔲

    If you don't want your bank account to be automatically debited 10 pounds per month for FSS membership, please place a tick in the box 🔲

    Sign at the bottom.

    Job Done.

    GDPR policy requires consent to be given via opt in.

  5. 1 hour ago, StuartA said:

    I like the rotation. Football is a squad game. Not giving more of the squad a run risks them being rustier or disengaged when injuries or suspensions happen.

    Case in point - Tam got injured, we could move Hendo knowing Tait could step in, and didn’t he do well. Similarly if Cal needs a rest after a couple of kickings this week, Ross is more likely to be match-fit. And Mackie has done well - can’t argue with two assists.

    As for the keepers, much of a muchness and tbh I think the concerns, while not unjustified, are a bit exaggerated. All about opinions etc, though I do trust McGlynn’s more than most. 

    I think folk are a bit scarred by Edinburgh away. The difference is though that the Edinburgh game wasn't squad rotation it was a full change in system. 

    The end of the 3rd quarter, while we are more regularly playing 3 games a a week, is the ideal time to rotate the squad. I've little problem with it and I'm sure if we did go on a run of dropped points we would see the strongest 11 back in pretty soon.

  6. 51 minutes ago, JulioBairn said:

    There is f**k all between the goalies. Both are capable of making decent saves and both are prone to a clanger. It makes f**k all difference to our season which one plays. 

    Yeah pretty much this. I don't agree with the regular swapping because I think it adds to the likelihood of mistakes, but there is nothing to split them. 

    The better keeper will always be the one sitting on the bench for the fickle football fan.

  7. 11 hours ago, Big chungus said:

    Wouldn’t call it “an absolute coup”. He’s played about 60 mins for us in total. And I must say I have been very very impressed by him. Especially in that 15 minute spell at Alloa. However, he’s had quite a few loans now and none have really worked out for him. He’s got a few months left of the season to impress and earn himself a deal with us, but he’ll need put in a right good few performances and chip in with some goals. 

    I just think he's one of those players whose natural ability means his ceiling is so high. The hardest things to coach are touch and ability on the turn, but Tait has them down.

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