Zbairn

That rules you out on both counts then

Problem is to get folk to represent the FSS on the Board. Once you vote someone off, you need someone ready to replace them.

Only works if the elected representatives communicate the relevant messages and consult / listen to the members concerns.

I don't think Agyeman wide is anywhere near as effective when he is lying just a little behind McIver and more central. The first games of the season where McGlynn had Morrison wide left and Agyeman wide right did very little to install confidence in me for the league campaign. Moving Morrison back to the right side, Agyeman in the middle with Miller on the left, has been much more successful and a bit of a revelation. I wouldn't change anything to upset the team formation dynamic, therefore if Miller is out I'd have Nesbitt playing a similar role, but not sure he is capable of it.

In my opinion, Miller is a far superior footballer to Nesbitt. He has loads of skill, reads the game well, vision for a neat pass and gets stuck in. No competition ! If he is out, it will be a huge loss to us as I think he has been instrumental in our good form.

didn't say you did.......but you alluded to the other post Your comment "Why are you assuming he doesn’t care? "

No one has talked about the issue with shares for the last wee while. Why bring it up, unless they want to start the conversation again ? Why tie it into the teams performance ? Maybe having a wee pop at those on here who are interested in the governance of our club ?

Might be a topic of conversation on here after the FSS meeting on Friday night. Football is one thing, the survival and the way our club is run is another.

I agree to a certain extent. I also agree with other posts that MacIver may be pivotal to our season. We certainly dont want him picking up an injury needlessly when the game is done and dusted. However, I also think that the 2 players need actual time togther for situations when they would need to be thrown on to chase games.

Thought that was the one of the wrong substitution decisions made last night. We all know Allan can’t play up front on his own. McGlynn should have left McIver on to partner Allan and let the wee man feed off the big man.

As good as Ive seen from us for a fair wee while. First half was excellent. What a difference getting the ball out wide quick and hitting the bye-line, which caused them a real panic every time. A special mention must go to Miller who I thought was outstanding in the first half. Also, Long for his double save which was exceptional and very important at that stage of the match. Foot off the pedal for the second half, but contained them well. Roll on Saturday !

I think thats the problem. First 10 minutes we go gung ho.....and look great. If we don't score we revert back to the tippy tappy across the back, looking for an opening that invariably doesn't occur. When that happens we hope there isn't a calamity at the back. After that, it's anyones guess what will happen.

Speaking to a Raith fan, he was full of praise for Smith. Saying that they played better and more enjoyable to watch football when McGlynn was sidelined due to health reasons and Smith took control. Interestingly he also said that, in age terms, there is no difference between the two.

must win game to prevent Hamilton stretching their lead at the top and setting those alarm bells off,

My fingers and toes are crossed for tonight!

I agree, the season will not be decided until it’s mathematically impossible for any team to be caught at the top.. …….and you agree with me that alarm bells will start ringing if we lose tonight. Apart from my opinion that tonight is a must win game to prevent Hamilton stretching their lead at the top and setting those alarm bells off,, where does the “knicker wetting” in the extreme lie?

I'll take any win, good or ugly.

I don't think anyone is saying it will be an easy game. The point is, that this we should be beating these teams at home. Not beating Stirling would be a major blow to our credentials as potential champions. We lost 5 pts to Kelty last season at home and a repeat of that scenario is not one we want. I'm pleased that you don't think we should be too worried if we get beat, but I certainly will be !

Get a grip of yourself man......we are only 2 games into the season

Knicker wetting or not..... you watch the melt down on here if we get beat. Of course the title isn't won (or lost) on the 3rd league match of the season. However, we said the same last season when we lost the first match to Kelty away and to QP at home the season before. Last year we watched Dunfermline get to the top and not let anyone near them. Giving Hamilton a start, might just allow them to get the momentum they want. A win on Tuesday is vitally important for confidence. A loss will start to bring all the self doubt back.

Unbelievable, but only 2 games in and Stirling Albion is almost shaping up to be a "must win" game for us ! Looking back at some posts, I agree that Lang, Spencer, McIver and Agyemon (infuriating though he is) are an improvement over last seasons guys. However, as we have already seen many times this season, our defence still gives me nightmares. We cannot continue to give schoolboy goals away as we have done....or even allow the opposition to get a sniff. Until we sort that out, we are going to struggle. FFS......imagine being nervous about playing Stirling Albion at home !!!!!!

No matter what, the ref should only give a penalty if it’s clear and unambiguous. No way in hell could he be absolutely sure who handled the ball, if that’s what he gave it for. Even on here, with the benefit of FFC VAR no one can realistically call it. Possible that the linesman thought it was and communicated through the headset?

.....and if the opposing player in the middle looks as though he is going to threaten, he gets the legs taken from him high enough up the pitch to snuff out any danger. Sometimes the Man City player gets a yellow....sometimes they get away with it. gives them time to regroup.

That’s the key. If you move the ball around pretty slowly it’s dead easy to defend with 10 men. With Spencer in the middle, I think there is a little more intent to get the ball moving forward quicker than when McGinn plays. On Saturday there was one peach of a first time pass that split their defence wide open. Think Saturday will be a different a different ball game. Can’t see them putting 10 men behind the ball.

I agree with this ...... but the FSS have to get to the 25%+1 first. How are they supposed to do that if the club wont sell them the shares ?