Jagtastic

In hospitality Muirhead said the ref gave the pen against him for holding the pars guy back even though initial contact/foul was outside the box and he fell inside. Went on to say he told the referee this but “they don’t listen do they”. We were terrible and Dunfermline couldn’t beat us after being given a penalty head start. Shoot out was probably the best way to end that game and pretty pleased with the way our takers and keeper went about it.

Morton fans oblivious to Efe Ambrose trying to take BGs waist measurement from behind every time a ball came forward in the first half.

Point being these well behaved Dundee fans were the ones instigating it - obviously folk are going to react. Two of them in particular were out of order and I doubt they’d have been as ballsy had they been sitting elsewhere without a steward in front of them. Fannies.

Shame some of them were desperate to make sure everyone knew they were there and act like complete fuds during the game. Giving it the big one to some older guys with a security guard standing in front of them. Sat in the area long enough to have seen plenty away fans in hospitality and celebrating goals is one thing but the GIUY shite unprompted is pathetic.

At first I wasn’t bothered about it in the slightest, then I heard quite a few h*ns were getting upset about it on social media so I now think it’s a great initiative.

That's not really what Flycatcher said though, and I'd agree with him. Adeloye was busy and a bit of a handful, but they had absolutely nothing coming from midfield to support or create for him. It was just high balls for him to deal with, which he did quite well at times it has to be said. So saying they had nothing to offer in midfield going forward is quite right for me.

Falkirk is a weird place, they are suited to this level with the other sing-song accent village types. Leave them to it.

Precisely. Hardly in keeping with pre-season comments about scoring 100 odd goals last time he was in this league.

Two quotes from McCall in an Evening Times article before the season started. "The last time I was in this league we scored about 100 or something goals." "Never more so has it been important that we get off to a fast start but the last two or three years at Ayr we always got off to a fast start, so we basically need to just replicate that." Clearly the vision for the season has fallen out out of sight already and unless there is a change of attitude sharpish, we'll be lucky to be in contention for a play-off place. If there was evidence that we actually looked like scoring then the "we had the better of the game" stuff might hold some weight, but we simply don't look like we could go and out-score anyone at the moment. Losing one goal is going to cost us points most weeks.

Thought him and Graham were the two players visibly determined we weren't losing our lead in the final stages.

Just out of curiosity, when you say "By all accounts" whose accounts are you specifically referring to?

My guess is Hearts or their “wealthy benefactor” are paying our way as it makes their case look better.

If we are forced to mothball we will absolutely have a solid legal case to pursue.

Clyde are entitled to look after themselves but the last sentence is a bit rich considering the way they voted previously to end the season. These arguments were as applicable then too.

I'm not sure whether this will go through or not, probably the latter. As with our situation though, it is unlikely to be the clubs perceived to be negatively affected that cast the decisive votes.