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This has 0-0 borefest written all over it.

Only in 1924, 1966 and 2008 have Ayr United opened a league campaign with a 0-0 draw at home. The gap has been 42 years each time. Shouldn't happen again until 2050.

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1-0 Morton. O'Ware

Ayr fans to say they think they done alright but no cutting edge
Morton fans to complain about how shite we are
Ayr fans to agree
Morton fans to say "haw haw haw we still beat you"

The drudgery of the match will only be exceeded by the tedium on the message board

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Was thinking earlier on today that our last game in the old Second Division before we got promoted in 2007 was Ayr United away, so kinda strange that our next fixture in that league is the same. Hopefully the result isn't the same, Ayr won 1-0 that day.

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Any Morton fan taking an under 12 to the game and planning on coming back with them for the second game at Somerset ,can buy a Panda pals season ticket for £15 saving a whopping £1 on your 2 trips to Ayr. ;) Who needs moneysavingexpert.com?

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It would involve the incalculable cost, shame and rightful social disownment that comes with having an Ayr United season book though.

It would also need to be double dunt time at the buroo.

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I'm sure Scott McLaughlin would have been plenty anyway.

1-1 draw, McLaughlin to do his usual, sole 'scoring at the edge of the box from a corner while unmarked' trick, runs in front of the away fans as if he's scored in the World Cup Final, gets skelped with a pie. Morton hit back with an immediate equaliser, from our war criminal at a set-piece.

Both sets of fans to rightly complain about how shite their team will be over the rest of the season.

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