DrewDon

It's almost as if Griffiths is Celtic's best striker and should be a regular starter.

Most voters take no notice of these rallies, and certainly don't let them influence their own constitutional preference either way. People on here tend to analyse these things far too closely.

Stewart will likely continue to be good for Kilmarnock in a more central role, especially if he has Brophy to essentially do his running for him. I thought May looked better when Stewart was played centrally for us. Unfortunately, he was too often played out wide, which just didn't seem to suit his attributes. Having said that, he arrived unfit, was inconsistent, and his end product was often frustrating, so he didn't always help himself.

What's going on with Armstrong at Southampton? Missing from the matchday squad tonight, as he was for their last Premier League game.

He was poor against Rangers, but I also think he's done pretty well since then. He's been better than Shinnie, anyway, who has been mediocre since Turf Moor.

Big game for us, especially with Hibs in the League Cup and Celtic at Parkhead immediately to follow. One win from five so far isn't good enough, so we need to get three points here. I'd like to see us switching to a more ambitious 4-4-2 from kick-off. I don't think the 4-2-3-1 has worked for us domestically this season. Hopefully we can grind out a win, but our lack of creativity and guile from open play has me fearing a draw.

Pickford

I'd forgotten about Harry Winks' existence before switching on Match of the Day. He'll have signed for West Ham by the time he's 25, I reckon.

May, unfortunately, isn't going to work out. Cosgrove played quite well when he came on, but doesn't offer a goal threat. Four goals in five games is a big concern, especially as only one has come from a striker from open play. If Wilson doesn't get fully fit and play well, our options up-front look pretty grim.

I thought he did at first, too; having seen the replay, though, it looks as if Mackay-Steven beats Alston to the ball and Alston then catches his foot. Still, long story short: one win in five isn't good enough. Perhaps time to ditch the 4-2-3-1 and go more attacking.

When you look at the replays, you will realise that it wasn't the Aberdeen players who were 'launching themselves about' today. Saints could easily have had two bookings for simulation in our box in the second half.