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I think they were 40 minutes each way but even 105 between kick offs is tight.

Another Stevie Aitken success story. Not that Findlay played under him but I doubt that'll matter!

Game off.

Doesn't look good.

I was eating a packet this week with my knees up supporting my phone on my thigh. As I went to move to pour the last bit into my mouth, my phone slipped. I then jerked to prevent it falling and the crisps went all over the floor. And to make it worse, they were mini chips which took a good few minutes to clear up and make sure I got them all!

In a way I'm glad it's not just that Dumbarton fans waning the Nomads to lose, it seems to be fans of every Scottish club they've played that want to see them not only lose but humiliated!

Ffs not this again!

I can't believe Dom Thomas has been overlooked. What is it with Scotland managers not picking in form Dumbarton players!

This happens in my office too. I always wonder if these cretins do this at home too!

Three draws between both teams in the league this season. A fourth would mean it's the first time Dumbarton have recorded four draws in a league season against the same opposition. Discuss.

That was a good day. We had a wee wobble just after Montrose scored where we couldn't seem to know what to do with the ball but got through that spell and scored the clincher. Kudos to the Montrose fans who ran the length of the pitch only to see their team miss a penalty [emoji23]

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New signing Brian McLean is added to the squad but defender Ross Perry remains a doubt. Henk Van Schaik who missed last Saturday's win against league leaders Arbroath will sit tomorrow's game out in the stand. Rory Loy and Willie Dyer remain on the sidelines. Iain Russell who made the bench last Saturday is added to the squad.

That's plenty.

From today's Daily Record.