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Excellent first half, especially Thomson's second goal: a great solo run. That said, Edinburgh were absolutely awful defensively in the first half. We definitely lost the bit between the teeth as the game wore on and the points were secured. But a solid win. Good to see Steeves back.

Week 3: Celtic

Week 2: Hamilton

Week 1: Stirling Albion

Whereas our 'demise' perhaps has a bit more substance to it. After a slow but steady start it's now 1 Montrose win in the last 8 league games. Include the 5-2 undoing by Darvel in the Scottish Cup and defeat to QP in the Challenge Cup and we have won 1 of the last 10 games. Dunfermline away followed by Edinburgh at home: I would hope we can get out of this streak of not winning, but think we'll struggle to pick up anything from this weekend or the next. Ever the optimist, I hope we can!

Replays of our goals from behind their keeper: https://www.facebook.com/100001627983423/posts/pfbid024roMbzRY4EhgZxTKB5EQC3Y126DSyiYSbzBuQ5W7MhPbe3qXcxYfSftnzxTPfE4Kl/

Agree with you there - still remember the footage on YouTube of the game (which seems to have disappeared now) and as Woody's drive leaves his boot you hear someone in the stand near the camera shouting "that's in". All I can remember was general chaos and jumping around after 2 goals in 2 minutes.

Airdrie - great bunch of lads.

From my vantage point on a fence behind Mackenzie, that was a beaut of a curler into Mackenzie's top left corner. Good pen from Webby too. Not the best view but after 8 months it's a treat. Let's hold on now.

There's bound to be a player somewhere on Saturday who tries fake coughing on opponents at a corner to get them to take a step away?

They're all big games between now and the end of the season, but we have a real split of games: Compared to our haul of 21 points from the last 30 available, our next three are: East Fife (13 points); Forfar (7 points); Peterhead (8 points). Three games we must surely be looking to take full points from. On current form, the three above us should be looking to pick up maximum points from their three games too. We then have an incredibly tricky run of games at the start of April, playing the 3 above us back to back: Raith (21 points out of last 30); Airdrie (16 points); Falkirk (21 points). On those 3 weekends, in-form Clyde will have a big part to play, as they face Falkirk and Raith, and on the other weekend Airdrie face Falkirk. So the top 4 are all bound to be dropping points in April. That then leaves us with our final two games of the season, at home to Clyde and then away to Dumbarton (knowing that on the final day either Falkirk or Raith (or both) will drop points against each other and Airdrie face a tricky trip to Clyde). This has been a proper geeky way to spend my lunch today, but to be sitting working out permutations over who plays who at the top end of the table, having done it at the other end of the table for many a season, is great! It won't be easy; far from it; but it is very much in our own hands now to finish as high up the table as we like!

Team that finished the 90 would probably be a good shout for starting midweek: near the end, their backline looked unable to cope with the pace of CJ, Callaghan and Webby, with some nice forward passes from Cammy F and Masson. Whatever SP goes for, a strong line up is needed for what will be another tricky away fixture.

Came on here to see what Clyde fans were saying about our game tonight, but was drawn to this. We've a really good community engagement programme at Montrose and while I know this is a little out of date it's still a good video. You can contact the Links Park Community Trust on 01674 677582 or projects@montrosect.org.uk They've recently done a couple of 'golfing memories' sessions as well, so might have resources they'd be able to share or point you in the direction of [emoji106]

North Calder is my name, Went to Links Park to watch the game. No signs anywhere! Plastic barrier? No fair! Next time I will just stay at hame.

We normally get our highlights out after a day or two. Did notice a Dumbarton lad moving their GoPro from behind the goal at halftime too.