Ayr United v Dundee

[Richey Edwards]

3 minutes ago, The Derry said:

They haven't explained it as it didn't happen.

Nevermind, I forgot the manager of Dundee was Gary Bowyer. I thought they were singing about Gary Barlow.

[Dee Bliss]

5 hours ago, No_Problemo said:

McGinty conceded a couple of very very soft fouls. 

Every single defender we had on the park are all incapable of playing out from the back. McAllister at least has youth on his side and the ability to tackle and header occasionally - unfortunately Bangala can do neither as well as being incapable of making a five yard pass. As well as getting himself stupidly sent off of course!

Was one of those very, very soft fouls when he went through the back of Rudden in the 2nd half when the ball was head high and he’d already been booked? MacAllister was the worst of your back 4. 

Edited December 24, 2022 by Yenitit

[Dee Bliss]

6 hours ago, K.T said:

Was McAllister the guy who was on the deck for about 4 mins and then spat towards the Dundee fans and was smiling to hide his rage as he walked by?

Yes. That smug grin got wiped off his puss tho. 

[No_Problemo]

6 minutes ago, Yenitit said:

Was one of those very, very soft fouls when he went through the back of Rudden in the 2nd half when the ball was head high and he’d already been booked? MacAllister was the worst of your back 4. 

I’m assuming you mean the light nudge…

He absolutely was not the worst but okay - a great deal of competition there though I must admit. 

[D'Jaffo]

49 minutes ago, Yenitit said:

Was one of those very, very soft fouls when he went through the back of Rudden in the 2nd half when the ball was head high and he’d already been booked? MacAllister was the worst of your back 4. 

He absolutely was not the worst of our back four. That would be the one who got sent off and barely made a forward pass all night. 
 

There were a few fouls committed but none warranting your reaction. Rudden made the most of McGintys challenge but it would’ve been a harsh sending off.