PeterParker

I went to the jag zone section and it gives a link for the stream there. If you have purchased a Pay Per View pass, please log in here.

I'm not going either but noticed Thistle are streaming the game.

You seem to be sure, hope your right, but unfortunately it is only Haughey's opinion that matters.

At the Morton game on Saturday, two guys behind me were talking about the managerial situation. They were saying that the club had supposedly spoken to Malky Mackay but he was not interested being a manager going forward but would be interested being a director of football.

Gave me a wee laugh, but in all seriousness I think we have turned the corner and had a much better overall performance against Thistle

Thanks for the info, will chase the club up again in the morning Have to thank Ayr, emailed last night explaining the issue and have just received my ticket. Now bring on tomorrow and a QP win.

Thanks, I have just checked, unfortunately it is not in the junk folder

Thanks for the info, will chase the club up again in the morning

Bought a ticket for the West stand and received an email advising the transaction has taken place but I have not received an email with the ticket attached. Does anyone know if the ticket is sent attached to a later email. I did email Ayr earlier this afternoon but have not received an answer yet.

Have just read it appears we are signing Celtic right back Ben McPherson on loan. Link for article https://www.67hailhail.com/transfers/celtic-talent-heading-to-championship-side-on-loan-after-impressing-in-pre-season/

Thanks tor that, much appreciated.

Sorry if this question has already been asked and answered. Just bought two season tickets through the QP website, does anybody know if the season tickets will be sent to my house or will I have to pop into the offices to collect them at some point next week.

Found this which is more from Stephen McGowan in yesterday's paper about B teams. It includes a bit about QP, will let you make your own mind up about it.

Just to let people know (in case anyone was unaware), I phoned the QP office regarding buying season tickets and was advised that after Monday 9th August, you will be able to sit anywhere in the QP sections using your season tickets. Was wondering if anyone else has been told this?

100% correct.

Thanks very much for the replies. Sounds like we are good to go.

I am hoping to renew season tickets for both me and my dad but had a few questions regarding the club's covid rules at the ground. I noticed on the QP twitter there was a photograph of people sitting beside each other. Can I assume the stewards would have no issue if I sat next to my dad. Also people in the photograph were not wearing masks, are the stewards therefore happy for masks to be removed when sitting in you seat. This would useful as we both need glasses. Lastly, if you needed the toilet can you go straight in or are there stewards controlling the number of people entering.

Does anybody think a deal has been made to keep us at Hampden until the end of the season and that's why the club are not acknowledging the importance of today. I have to believe that people at the club realise the significance of today's game if this is our last game at Hampden.

I had not received any information about season tickets I had ordered, so I emailed the secretary. I received an email back advising the season tickets would be on their way and I would shortly receive an email with codes and info about streaming.

Keep safe everyone, hopefully the season restarts some time in June or July.

Yesterday was the first time it really hit me that we are entering a new era with so many of the new players starting. To use the cliche it pretty much was a game of two halves. I was very impressed with how we started, the team felt stronger and faster and I was happy that we were playing further up the pitch. Great to see Jamieson back and I think he and Grant will make an excellent partnership at this level (and even at league 1 level too). Was impressed with Doig too, especially going forward and sending in a few great crosses. With his height and stength, he hopefully will be harder to beat than Summers (wish him all the best for his future in Holland). I still feel we need a right back but believe Finnie is better than Mortimer in that role. Thought Davidson and Morrison were very strong and liked how they closed the opposition down and did not give them time or space with the ball. Feel that this was a reason that Cowdenbeath never really caused us any problems in the first half. Slater is class , took his goal really well, no doubt he was going to score. Hope he recovers really quickly as he is exactly what we need, a player comfortable on the ball with good vision and can spray the ball about. Remember also how hard he worked and that is how he got injured, chasing back to make a tackle. MacLean again put in a few great crosses and with genuine speed will always cause the opposition defences trouble. Galt worked his socks off which was great to see, especially him closing down the Cowdenbeath keeper in the last few minutes of the game. Feel Salim did not have his best game, and definitely should have scored with the close in chance in the second half. In the second half Cowdenbeath improved and I believe we missed Slater although Purdue did well. Felt as the game went on Morrison and Davidson got tired and this with Codenbeath pushing forward they caused us some problems. Which leads to my MoM Willie Muir who made two brilliant saves in the second half, especially the one at the end when he had to get across his line to make the save. He should be signed up for next year now. With the extra height in the team, I would just advise him to stay on his line rather than feeling the need to come out for crosses. Let the defence deal with it. Also things will improve as the players continue to get used to each other. Finally (if you are still reading) glad to hear Lidouren was injured as I heard he had moved on. Glad to hear my information was incorrect.

Would definitely expect Jamieson to be in starting line up. My thinking is the team will be :- Muir Finnie, Jamieson, Grant, new left back MacLean, Slater, Davidson, Galt Salim, Moore

As already said the first half was an embarrassment, the second half was an improvement however there is obviously much room for improvement and I'm sure McKinnon has an even better idea of what is required. Believe that Ross MacLean could definitely help as he has genuine pace and appears to be happy to get to the byline and cross the ball which should cause opposition defences an issue. On a sadder note will be surprised if Mortimer or Foy start a game for the first team again. Good servants for the club but limited (in Foy's case definitely not helped by injuries) and now turning semi pro I imagine the club will be much more hard headed and both will be released at the end of the season.

Not a great game of football but a valuable 3 points. Wullie Muir again excellent, get this man signed on a pro contract. Special mention to Billy Mortimer who I wanted off after 5 minutes, his control and cross for the first goal was excellent and a great finish for the second, still believe he is not the answer at right full back / wing back but he made me eat my words today. Was concerned with the defence in general as Stenny had 4 or 5 clear chances from corners that another team would have put away. Little seems to have lost all his confidence and seems so nervous even when playing simple passes. Today shows how important Jamieson is, not just for his strength and abilities but for his organisational skills. I think McKinnon will have an idea of what is needed and will be surprised if next season's squad has more than 5-6 players from this year's squad.

Interview with Gerry Crawley (link below) talking about hopes for the future. https://www.pressreader.com/uk/scottish-daily-mail/20200104/283253099834007