redmike

Perhaps we could get every one of them to have a '£' sign stamped on their forehead as they came in. Then, when we had to look at them in the JH stand, we'd be reminded of why they were there and we were over here?

There have been 88 goals scored in total, so 18 in the last 10 minutes is about 20%. We've conceded 10 goals, 2 being in the last 10 minutes, so 20% of our goals are in the last 10 minutes. About average, I would say.

I know these can be frustrating, but I looked at the results for the first 5 fixtures this year, and we are by no means the worst. I reckon there have been 18 goals scored in the last 10 minutes of a game. 4 against Kilmaronock 2 against Thistle, Celtic, Ross County, Hamilton, Dundee and Hibs 1 against Motherwell and Rangers. Of course, they don't all change the result of the game like the 2 against us. But I thought it was worth noting that we're not really worse than anyone else.

Whatever the result, this early kickoff was going to knock us out of the top 6. I'd have preferred a draw though. Attendance just over 1,500 is poor.

Great idea, particularly the banner.

On a positive note, a few Falkirk supporters on the way home commended our 'classy' reception when Muirhead came on.

I was prepared to give him the benefit of the doubt when he applauded the JHS just before the kick off. But, as others have said, his constant elbowing and winding up of the crowd wasn't on. Also, had I been a Killie supporter, I wouldn't have been too impressed to see him go to the Thistle support at the end of the game.

Higgy v Motherwell. Great run and shot, but also for the way he turned and ran the length of the home stand.

It isn't the quality of the lying I was commenting on, it was the quantity. If the Libdems were good at lying, we'd not know they were lying. But I agree about independence.

As well as things being interesting in Scotland, with the SNP apparently getting away with arguing "If you want a labour government, you shouldn't vote labour, you should vote SNP", and nobody really challenging that, they will also be interesting in England. While I don't welcome the rise of UKIP, they've turned a lot of the electoral arithemetic upside down. Seats where the labour party were third behind the Tories and Fibdems are now potentially winnable for them, as the Fibdem vote will collapse and the Tories will lose at least some support to UKIP. So, I think some of their resources may well be re-directed towards seats which were previously written off. Probably to trying to pick up the Fibdem vote. And I'm not convinced that the Nats' support will stay at 45% levels in the face of a UK-orientated election campaign.

Well, in percentage terms, they are Scotland's most succesful club. They have won 100% of the leagues they have participated in.

In this scenario, they can both catch us by drawing.

Edinburgh Mayday first, then Easter Rd for us.

I'm told by Celtic supporting workmates that they're organising a collection on Sunday for Maryhill food bank. Don't see any reason why we'd not want to support this too.

There are only 2 teams who've scored more goals than us so far. Just saying.