spot on

We played “ Murrayball” for the first half of the season which got us in a great position but Murray didn’t have the balls to continue with it once we reached the top and the changed, more reserved style of play from Xmas time onwards proved our downfall in the second half. Re Brown tonight, I thought he was really poor in the first half and although have sympathy for him for having to play out of position for most of the season, he has no excuse though for shirking away from the ball in the lead up to there second goal and turning his back on the ball when he could have cleared it. We went for it in the second half which left spaces at the back and always a risk but the game was lost on the first half when we were once again second best to Airdrie. Murray has not learnt from all the previous defeats to them this season and looks clueless what to do about it.

I don’t see Murray ever playing Mathews , Byrne and Brown in the same midfield.

See the replays, you may change your mind, or you may not

Poorest game of the season today no football whatsoever. Ball up in the air all day with constant stop start for fouls. Cant understand the defensive midfield role going to Turner today, we had no control in the midfield whatsoever. Should have had either Byrne or Mathews in there although dont know why Byrne has been used so sparingly over the last month or so, is he carrying an injury? Really can’t understand that one Its not all done though as more points will be dropped by Utd before the end of the season - as will we. On another point , the Murray injury. We have had all the controversy’s recently re the Celtic player getting sent off against Hearts for dangerous play by going close to kicking the hearts players face. Well Murray gets a full on kick in the face - and only a booking

Doubt you will have much bother with the Falkirk fans at lunch time, they don’t kick off until 5.30

Just shows how desperate they are for money and highlights how even more ridiculous the Rovers ticket reduction plan is for their own finances.

I read somewhere that it looks like they have kept the 6 front rows full length free and not selling tickets for them hence the 600 shortfall of tickets. Wonder how their long list of creditors feel seeing the club turn down money that they could be paying back to some of them

And who are you kidding

Think you’re missing the point ya end. More to do with McPakes views on other teams celebrating

Did you see McPake and his bench clapping and cheering when the second goal went in ? Embarrassing the way they celebrated. Surviving relegation isn’t handed out in March you know. No respect for Utd

I take it you didn’t read your post before you commented on someone else’s written English

I thought Easton was really poor tonight just kept on giving the ball away

In fairness 1800 of the near 2000 will be related in some way so surely there must be a bit of familiarity between yous all

The match day revenue thing is a bit misleading when you break it down, in that for the Morton game the full season ticket money was already in the bank, so the half price tickets only affected the balance of the attendance not counting the season ticket money and not the 4000 odd in attendance. As many of the earlier fixtures had attendances nearer the low 3000s, then taking in to a count the extra 1000 odd on the gate paying a tenner and the extra money made from the kiosks etc then it’s not hard to see how the revenue was similar. Well done to the board though for getting the extra punters through the door without much ‘loss’.