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If you look at 90th+ minute goals which have changed results - 1-2 Hearts (27/8/16) (90) 1-1 Ross County (22/10/16) (94) 2-1 St Johnstone (29/10/16) (90) - LAST MINUTE GOAL FOR US 1-2 Sevco (26/11/16) (94) 1-1 Inverness (11/3/17) (91) 1-2 Sevco (7/5/17) (94) A swing of 5 points overall in injury time, including games throughout the season. Not sure how unusual that is ? Might be possible to save a few points by employing some time wasting tactics after the 90 minutes are over if we're level or in front ?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-38134004

How many subs are allowed on the bench ? Could there have been 2 subs called Prunty ? It also lists Dodd as an unused sub and coming on for McLeish after 75 minutes. Maybe also 2 subs called Dodd ? Are Elgin managed by Dick Campbell ? - could that account for the attendance ?

There's a mention on another thread about managing 2 teams in one year when both got relegated (Dundee United and York in this case). Anyone know if the "treble" has ever been done ? A double I remember was by Billy McNeil - Man City and Aston Villa I think ... ?

Yes - you're right - I included the 2 Hamilton goals, but I forgot to remove the Dundee United game - I thought they scored in the last minute - but after checking realised it was the last 10 minutes or so. So still 8 points - a lot to lose in the last 2 minutes. If we're on level terms, or ahead with a couple of minutes to go, we should do everything to waste time, bring on defenders, etc.

If we hadn't scored or conceded in the last 2 minutes of all games this season, we would have an extra 8 points (Dundee 1-1 20/12, Hamilton 3-3 1/11, D Utd 0-1 18/10, St M 1-2 19/9, Hamilton 1-2 23/8) and be in 6th place.

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