Beastie Russell
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24 minutes ago, CALDERON said:
We are almost always shite through at Cappielow. I'd be delighted with a draw.
Last time I saw us win there Dalziel broke Willie Penman’s goal scoring record.
tickets say open terrace, but we’re usually in the stand
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17 hours ago, OhnononoGeordieMunro said:
Signed up for Club1883.
Big up the mighty. Any idea uptake so far?
Think I’m still in the Premier Club from 1992 and the Platinum Club from 2005.
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5 hours ago, HIT THE CHANNEL said:
Just received the below email from the club about Club 1883 (surprised its not on twitter/website yet). I was one who cancelled the Supporters Fund in protest in January 2022. I said I would re-join if new leadership came in and am delighted they are relaunching a similar scheme so I can do so. Good to see that the money is ringfenced again, too. Also I know its not the be all and end all but its a much better name! Another good move by the new leadership and hopefully another extra boost to get the club moving in the right direction
We are proud to launch Club 1883, a subscription-based supporters' fund that not only provides you with a comprehensive range of benefits but also plays a crucial role in supporting our strategy for the growth of the Football Club.
Every penny of your membership fee will be allocated to either stadium improvements or football operations.
You will also receive regular updates from the Board of Directors detailing how your contribution has been spent.
We are initially offering this membership to our Supporters' Fund contributors, giving you the opportunity to choose whether to transition to Club 1883 or continue your involvement with the Supporters' Fund.
Club 1883 Membership Options:- Gold: £20 per month
- Gold (International): £20 per month
- Standard: £12 per month
Register before November 1st for a chance to win Lewis Vaughan's match-worn shirt from the Dundee United match, personally signed by Lewis himself.
A full list of Club 1883 benefits can be seen on the image below.- Every member will receive a special souvenir gift after their second month of membership (or earlier if you choose an annual subscription). The gift will vary depending on your membership level.
- All members will receive monthly email updates directly from the Board of Directors. These updates will provide specific information on how your contributions have been utilised, whether for stadium improvements or football operations.
- Members will have the opportunity to enter quarterly competitions with prizes that vary according to your membership level.
- You'll receive a digital copy of every matchday poster, delivered via email. You can use these posters as mobile wallpapers or print them as you wish.
- Gold members will receive an exclusive signed Club 1883 thank you poster every season.
- International members will receive a complimentary match ticket each season, so you can join us at Stark's Park when you return to Kirkcaldy.
- International members will also enjoy a discount on the RaithTV International Pass, with the exact percentage to be confirmed next week.
- International members will be invited to exclusive private webinars held twice per season. These webinars provide a unique opportunity for direct interaction and questions with either the management team or the CEO and Board of Directors.
Don’t see much of an incentive to upgrade from the £12 to the £20
still signed up for the gold though
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Decent throw of the paper cup by the United fan
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6,000 plus crowd and we didn’t lose
few folks pusses shut right there
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If we lose I wonder how many times the line
”we always lose when there is a big crowd”
Will be trotted out ?
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17 hours ago, grumswall said:
The singing section is undoubtedly a good idea but having it at the opposite end of the stadium from the rest of the home fans was always going to be an issue.
It's a tired argument at this stage? Two left footed people can't play at cb, whereas two right footed cbs isn't ever questioned... It's akin to saying people aren't good enough because they are too young, which is definitely not a side of the fence you're known for tx.
Euan Murray is actually as good with his right foot as he is with his left and has played in every position across a rovers defence. One thing I will say, and he admitted it himself when he signed, he does look like he's lost a yard of pace.
What is a yard of pace ?
over what time period is it measured ?
With you on 2 left footed Centre Half’s issue v 2 right footed Centre Half’s
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11 minutes ago, diegomarahenry said:
We weren't unlucky, we gave away two soft goals thanks to repeat offenders and have clearly done nothing to try and fix that either through coaching or personnel changes.
We made positive changes at half time and on another day might have won the game. I have left games this season, the Partick and Falkirk games in particular thinking we need a full root and branch rebuild to save our season. Yesterday, Chalmers, Murphy, Reading, the two in midfield and Dowds all had a good game.
Interesting the perspectives on game, I thought the 1st was excellent play by Raith after a wee bit of keep ball.
The sight of us keeping the ball whilst Bullen stood there arms crossed shaking his head was glorious, a return to Hoof ball hot you back in the game
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7 hours ago, Broken Algorithms said:
Two ridiculously good goals there from us. Also didn't really appreciate how good Dabrowski's save was.
Loving the boos at the second goal
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8 hours ago, CALDERON said:
Big shout to Ayr for keeping everyone in the stand, first time we've had a decent atmosphere down there.
Big call with the lineup, but that first half was superb and the best we've played all season.
Think the rain kept most folk in the stand, from the highlights still a good few in the terrace
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Cracking result with 1 Centre half - who then got injured after 5 minutes.
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1 minute ago, Shibuya said:
That old boy at right back is 22 years old
You are shitting me, f**k sake he’s had a hard life, and looked unfit.
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Just now, davidkennedyshand said:
I said that at the time. Probably because the referee had no clue what he was doing.. I was surprised everyone stayed on during the handbags scuffle after McAllister got elbowed in the face as well.
There was no needle in the first half at all but he kept giving free kicks for nothing and ignoring blatant ones.It didn't affect the result at all but seemed to annoy absolutely everyone
Think we all agree the ref was pish
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Btw how did that auld boy at Right Back stay on the park ?
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Any idea why 20 wee Ayr boys came into the Raith end at half time ?
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2 hours ago, callum-ayr said:
Would imagine they'll have the enclosure behind the dugout and the stand, sure they had that tail end of last season. Unless you're bring 400+ that's what you will get.
Yeah that’s the area I’m on about.
One of the few grounds where you can watch the game properly and your fired into a seat
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Just been on to get tickets, are we not even getting the wee bit of terrace any more ?
Look forward to the geriatric Ayr GIRUY crew winding up our support again
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20 hours ago, grumswall said:
Did we not play them with Ryan Stevenson in goals at Somerset under yogi? I'm starting to buy in to Bobby Barr saying we would have stayed up if locke wasn't punted *shudders"
Bobby Barr missed a sitter in that game
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1 hour ago, ARaithFan said:
Have to agree with the Byrne comments, I thought he was a standout today.
I realise they’re bottom of the league etc but about 60 fans down from Inverness today. Always considered them a bigger club but seem to be on a pretty major slide.
Any fan that travels to any game is a hero - fan bashing is shite patter
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1 hour ago, HIT THE CHANNEL said:
Byrne, under the radar, has been the best bit of business we have done. Baller and the absolute perfect partner to Broony as part of a 4231.
Don’t think he’s been under anyone’s radar tbh
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11 minutes ago, McGuigan1978 said:
Well, thank goodness that’s over!
As for the performance, it wasn’t great, especially the first 45 minutes, but we were far better over the second period.
I was surprised we dropped Mullin for Vaughan in the wide right position, and I’m not sure it really worked, in fact, I really think it made us poorer.
Dabrowski had a very good first half, but I do think he makes comfortable saves look good and good saves look great, which in fairness, I’m fine with.
The fact we now have a substitutes bench that can come in and change the game is amazing, and that’s exactly what happened today.
Fair play too to the the woman who went sprinting as we scored the winner, fell arse over tit in front of me, and as I helped her up she said, “I’m really sorry, that’s my son”
I hope she’s okay, but god bless her son
well done Mrs Gullan
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Get they peh’s oot the fridge and ram it full of double biscuits
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Just now, bairn88 said:
Agyeman playing a central role behind striker really. I think Mcglynn has maybe correctly identified tracking back and positional awareness is not his strong suit
That’s not Ross’s strong point either
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31 minutes ago, RaithRyan said:
Ethan Ross shipped on loan to Falkirk until Jan.
Never seen that coming - wtf!?
Big earner, who only had limited game time off the books for a few months
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Morton v Raith Rovers
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Happy with the win, been a long time since I’ve seen us win at there.
Josh Mullin could have been bagging a hatrick last night, hit the bar, delayed a shot from Vaughan cut back, and then ruining a breakaway by running off side.
lots of praise for Vaughan’s running and effort, but a fair few times his choice of option was poor, could have been fatigue, but if you’re taking the ball into the corner you have to get something out of it.
Shaun Byrne btw, different level