Specky Ginger

To be fair, if it wasn't for his gingerness, I might not have even rated him as high as a 6/10.

Just noticed we have Colin Steven refereeing our game on Saturday. I thought facing Imrie's gang that injuries might be our biggest concern, but with that clown in charge, I'd be more fearful of players being suspended for the playoffs.

When he first arrived I had him down as a 6/10 steady Eddie. However, he seems to have regressed somewhat in the last few games. I thought both Matthews and McGill have looked better in recent weeks, despite neither being natural right backs.

To be fair to him, ICT came out of that game with their second best defensive record intact. They struck the woodwork a few times as well.

You'll be telling me next we don't have linesmen anymore.

The woodwork was hit more times in one of the games than goals scored over the three games. That's quite a stat.

So in other words, had a wee purple patch until early March. However, not produced much since.

Without checking I'd say 92-93, but that was a 44 game season with 2 points for a win.

East Kilbride?

I'd be keeping an eye on who is out of contract at Arbroath. I reckon a few will end up at East Fife.

I think because of the expectations placed on United and the fact that we gave them a decent race, every slip up and less than convincing performance was probably magnified a bit. I think Goodwin has definitely earned a crack at next season - he did well at both Alloa and St Mirren and while he was never going to survive the Darvel result and the two thrashings in Edinburgh, he had Aberdeen in a much more stable league position than either his predecessor or successor.

A Michael Beale team if ever I saw one. A tad lacking in width.

He probably got a pile of votes from Rovers' players after tearing us a new one a couple of weeks ago.

FFS, bin the relief and actually celebrate winning a title. As much as I'd love to see a repeat of the 14th of May 1983, it's not going to happen, so enjoy the only title you're realistically going to win. Of course there's a lot of work to be done next season, but there would have been a hell of a lot more to do if you'd stayed down.

Aye, but we'll probably blow yet another two goal lead against Arbroath.

Congratulations to United. We've had a better season than we probably imagined last summer, but United found an extra gear when it mattered.

I didn't think the game was too dissimilar to the last time United were up there. Inverness threw most of the punches, but failed to land, then were undone by the one genuine moment of quality in the game.

Jim Clark of Raith TV fame telling me that Inverness ended up with eight loanees on the park tonight. That's not going to end well.

Denied a stonewall penalty for the foul on Rudden. Absolutely no luck whatsoever. Decisions like that have gone against us all season. That's why we've not had more convincing victories.

Make sure you help yourselves tomorrow.

Sit on that Ferguson

Stewart reckons it's important tonight for us to hold on to second place. These Muppets are on the public payroll.

It's absolutely embarrassing and shameful that the SPFL don't have the dates finalised for the playoffs by now. Fans are trying to plan work shifts, child care etc while Doncaster and his cohorts are sitting with their thumbs up their arses.

You've probably answered your own question. He was probably dropped because he was calm and measured.

If Aberdeen beat Celtic in the cup semi this Saturday then our playoff final against them will get moved anyway as they won't have them playing us at Pittodrie the day after the Scottish Cup Final.