Numbers_One_To_Eleven

Agree to disagree.

I like a lot of your comments, lots of good summaries but sometimes you do tip into smartarse territory.

McGinn is pretty much done but he’s still good in the shithousery department. Things like blocking opponents or some physical stuff that a more naive player wouldn’t think of doing. I hope that’s his last start though.

So why are you here?

Oh hello down there.

Interesting spin on what was actually said.

Yes they are moaning after drawing at home to second bottom Annan through a last minute equaliser when we should’ve been cruising. Is that enough context? If not, for more context, it’s been a really great league campaign.

I didn’t think they were absolutely shite. We have better players who are fitter so they played to their limitations. They would’ve been unwise to go toe-to-toe with us so they kept things tight, rode their luck a bit and, somehow, got a draw. I can’t remember seeing a game quite like it where a Falkirk player just strolled upfield field in the middle third with bags of time but also kind of knowing it was going to break down in the last third, especially after the first 20 minutes.

It wasn’t my post.

Highlight one thing that requires calming down?

I agree - “making a meal” is over-egging it (pun intended) but just recently with today and Kelty (which was a bit ropey) and even almost Hamilton getting back into it in our game with them, we’ve not been quite at our best.

I thought second half was a hard watch. At the end of the day, we should’ve won the game but there was the odd warning that we might concede and we did. I hope Morrison is okay.

Exactly. Two point swing to Accies today. That’s just fact. To avoid “heads gone” territory though, it’s still looking good.

It was chances galore at the start of the game but then it became cross, cross, cross and eventually possession/see the game out which we failed to do today.

Aye, might as well add to it then. Times up McGlynn.

Not one “heads gone” as far as I can see.

Would you disagree with clapping after that game? We didn’t lose after all.

There’s clearly going to be some booing. No one is going to cheer having just conceded a late equaliser against a second bottom side when we’ve been flying. Most choose probably to just leave or have a wee chunter and leave. Lots of football to be played. We’re obviously in a very, very strong position but all it takes is Accies being within 8-9 points (14 points just now) when the Accies game comes round and there’s the odd butterfly, with 3 games to go after that.

I only ever slightly favoured Celtic in the 90’s when Rangers dominated and for some reason that stuck and I also wanted them to do well in Europe. Still, it’s always brought me contentment knowing that I wasn’t ever arsed about those two and all the guff that comes with it!

Last time I mention this but come on @Rennieball, are you made of stone? That’s a great story!

An inspired kit, both home and away.

Think so. Saw him walk out of the club shop last season.

Season 90/91 is sketchy because I was only 8 but that day in 93/94 was brilliant, like the difficult second album and pulling it off. 02/03 was tinged with the nagging doubt of probably not going up and 04/05 was very successful….in a one stand stadium. This is getting promoted to the second tier but such has been the joy of an unbeaten league run, up to now, makes it a special season. Just need to dot the I’s and cross the T’s.

I would love @virginton to surface, just to check-in even for a cursory hello.

Great post. Easiest thing in the world just to not post anything on here when things are going well. Not that I would expect these diddies to say well done but such was their continuous investment in our plight, surely an acknowledgement of some sort wouldn’t go amiss. I mean, they were invested.