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We’ve blown chances of the top 6 on the final game before the split a couple of times. Also, losing the cup final against a team whose biggest (only?) goal threat was their right back.

I don’t disagree with what JW has said here. Pretty sure I’ve written as much above or one one or two of the match threads. Still, I think it could cheese off more than those it’s directed at. No huge surprise at those players leaving. The fact it hasn’t been stated who makes me think could be PCAs with teams who could be in our half of the league after the split (that’s not the top half).

Yea, in that first half he had some good deliveries. I actually thought we would nick a goal yesterday. Can see how Hibs concede. On the abuse directed at the manager, I was debating whether to ask those shouting to give it a rest. They’d more than made their point and I was getting fed up listening to it.

Personally, I thought the level of abuse at the game yesterday was a bit over the top, as angry as I was. Did anyone hear the exact shout around when Montaño came over? It sounded like “you [something] b*****d!”. Unsure who the shout was directed to.

Both Dingwall and Fir Park come to mind. Dingwall was a pleasant day in the sun at least. That’s a nice away day.

Aye, true, off the mark when our defence was awol.

Yea, i was thinking back to that 7-0 game I endured at Easter road. For us being so poor I’m surprised you didn’t work our keeper but they game is over after 12 mins so possibly excusable.

Deary me, Hibs with 4 shots on target all day and we are 3 down inside 12 mins ( I don’t blame shamal). Unfortunate that the first broke kindly for the striker but no coincidence that all 3 came via that same channel. And yet Sangare has a great chance which he hits straight at keeper and Yengi misses target from similar position. The less said about Guthrie’s two free headers the better. Overall, consistently not good enough defensively and not clinical enough. Gave ourselves a mountain to climb and no coming back nor in the league.

I guess the assumption here is that they view it as an investment and are looking for a return? I cant recall any related quotes directly from either of them but if not then I could see why they’d hang around. I’ve heard it said that they you don’t get involved in owning a football club to make money (indeed it can make you rather unpopular among supporters). edit: and Livi are surely the least attractive club to any one looking to make a buck! I’d be questioning any business folk seeing us as an attractive project prospect!

We’ve scored something like 16 or 17 goals in 2024! Changed days Shows you how poorly we are defending aswell… Sounds like Penrice, Donnellan and/Pitts due back in soon. I do believe the players and management will fight all the way to match day #38. On to the next game!

Listen or not, what are Livi fans meant to do? Larger, more vocal supporter bases don’t necessarily have influence over governance. It seems we’ve got people in charge that want the club to progress and we’ve got people on the sidelines presumably not fussed about what court battles are doing to the club. Evidently it’s harming the playing side with uncompetitive budget. Perceived dross on the park and languishing in lower leagues will not help to grow the fan base, imo.

It’s what the people wanted. We need to use MacKay same as Saturday. No nonsense, he gets on his bike and we feed him wide. Anderson looked lively for his goals. Let’s just f*cking start on the front foot and not display any calamitous defending.

You seem awful suspicious of a new account appearing and commenting exclusively on governance, legal, etc, alongside some others which only appear to address these topics, also.

I’m coming round to this aswell: we can’t defend for shit so just pile on all the attackers and let’s go out all guns blazing. We couldn’t keep clean sheets when we played defensively so might aswell give ourselves a chance of going ahead by out scoring the opposition. Hitting the back of the net fairly regualrly from open play now. Anderson, Yengi, Nouble, Mackay, Bradley, Guthrie + 5 (including a goalkeeper if needs be) in a 2-2-6 formation.

Hindsight is obviously a great thing and looking back I think we should’ve set up differently. i was in agreement with starting the same team that defeated st mirren but thinking about it afterward the two opponents are clearly very different. St mirren are considered defensively strong whereas County fans have been saying cheap goals conceded (like Livi). We should perhaps have started with the two up top to try to expose the County defence rather than one chasing shadows while the defenders shifted it side to side and down the wings or stepped into midfield.