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Does raise a point though over how many cards have been received for dissent Vs fouls.

In Hospitality for this one with a few mates from Leeds. Hoping it's not a snooze fest or a hiding. Last home game so hopefully we go for it and fight for 5th. Got a feeling it'll be 2-2.

Away win please ffs. If Caley lose tonight, should ease any concerns. Praying we hammer the nail in last game of the season. Shut him up.

He flitted between both really but mainly RB IIRC. Was our Player of the Season too, surprised to hear he didn't kick on with you. Would happily take him back. No Oakley tonight.....oh dear. Wilson starting is a positive at least.

Grimshaw has been a big loss this season. The defender merry-go-round earlier in the season didn't help either (Harkness being a case in point). This season has been much worse for injuries. The first third we had a threadbare squad, rolling with 3 subs only at times. Strapp re-signing was a catalyst to that tremendous run, plus actually having consistency in the roster too. Final third, Oakley and Wilson have been huge misses and no coincidence that our midfield and defence became as water tight as our nets as a result of Wilson being out. Would be nice to finish the last 4 on a high with everyone back now.....unless Strapp is still out. Dougie - bench Broadfoot please.

A positive part I took was the recognition of the lack of progress on the commercial side of things. The land next to the cowshed amongst that. that lack of resource being a major factor but, that this is an area they want to remain in pursuit of. With the increase of the money from the investors and hopefully the improved League standing and prize money from that, could help to progress that further...for longer term sustainability. It would be interesting to see what those ideas are that the mentioned.

We played well, I'm proud of that. First 10-15 mins of the first half, was like watching us Vs Motherwell. After that, could tell we were missing Oakley and Wilson's pressing. That being said, we closed Hearts down well. Second half was more like it, and it was only when we got leggy with no subs we lost out. The bench was like the start of the season and scarily light. Gordon pulled off some great saves, especially from Strapp. Mullen didn't have to much to do til nearer the end but looked like his view was blocked for the goal from what I could tell on the TV. Strapp, Power and Blues ran their socks off and the back line held strong. Ref imho wasn't actually that bad for a change. But seeing and hearing Cappielow rocking all night was tremendous. Time to secure the playoffs. Looking forward to hospitality for the last game v Raith. Mon eh Ton.

Agreed. The replays are a great touch. Commentary, pretty fair on decisions. When we do any match streams we miss it. Or at least I do. Overall no complaints. Good price too.

Yeah I read that as the award was the curse itself, not the aftermath.... But yeah, I agree with what's been said somewhere before, about the team under having good/bad streaks and hopefully this isn't the end. Can't deny though the sum of our parts has been tremendous.

You mean this one? Like others have said, the run is expected to end. But I think we'll still be fired up and looking to build a solid cushion. Queens have had better weeks recently though and last week will have given much needed confidence. Expecting a slight drop off in our performance though, but hopefully the extra day helps that. Can see this being a draw. 2-2

Fair play to him. He's addressed the questions asked and mentioned and in a timely manner (think he saw my post....). Again, much better responses recently to that of old. Could split hairs and say that this could have been mentioned sooner/or worded the original post different but.....that's academic. Glad he's seen the need to nip it in the bud and correctly try and focus attention on the match itself.

Yeah, but there is always the potential for a sudden downpour, it is Greenock. The fact they are considering it is different, I barely recall that corner ever really being used. When we beat Peterhead to win League One I think was last time I saw it. I've been reading on our forum about multiple gantries potentially being used too, which would reduce capacity also, and possibly the reason for the ticket office not being open too but this is a bit hearsay at the moment. Also maybe staff are being pulled to operate hand scanners. Dales post does little to clarify fully, which although to be fair to him, he's done more than the club have done in recent years. I think the clubs post could have added more detail, a few lines to explain more. We don't need a step by step plan.

My post above from Dale would imply it's mainly due to the potential of fans moving around from the WDE to the corner/end of the Cowshed and the associated segregation. I remember seeing somewhere (I could be wrong) that they agreed a smaller gantry which would impact less. Edit to add: I do agree though that the mention of the ticket office not being open today could have been voiced sooner though.

Some explanation from Dale re the club's post from earlier.