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Having watched it back you're correct, Graham jumped without looking at the ball (and as God said on Redtv it was a clear foul). However that doesn't excuse Milne for chickening out of the challenge hoping the ref will do his job.

Dundee score 2 in time added on. Finished 2-2

How did you recognise a strap on dildo...asking for a friend. I too thought Falkirk were better throughout the game...the number of times we pressed them and they always knew what they were going to do with the ball before they got it (obviosly with the one exception) in complete contrast to our defence who invairably take at least 1 touch and then go back to the keeper.

The Merseybeats - Sorrow.

Neil Young - Harvest Moon.

Milne is in the same situation as Malloy, in the lead up to the goal he chickened out of a challenge in the air. He's also an accident waiting to happen when he has the ball at his feet - nearly gave away a goal in the first half and sold Lobban a hospital pass in the second. Agree about Cameron and Palaversa and you could add in Armstrong.

Could change it so that every time the ref. stops the games for an "injury", whether or not the physios come on, the player goes off and doesn't return until next time the ball goes out of play.

McIntyre out for the season, Devlin until the last 2 weeks. Looks like Milne, Mallor or Morrison at CB for the next few weeks, unless Nilsen is shoe-horned in there again.

Wouldn't be surprised it St. M insisted he was on gardening leave until the season's end, if he takes the job.

This beggars belief. St M are in the cup semi-final and in a relegation fight but are willing to let their manager go. Robinson has the chance to be a double cupwinning manager in the same season but might prefer to leave for a Club which could be in the Championship next season. I guess he's hoping for a 3-year deal and a bumper pay-off next Xmas. And, as many have alluded, to his teams play eye-bleeding fitba.

You did say it was the same for both sides, you didn't explain why the team in the division below us could pass and move and run whilst we couldn't on the same "bobbly" pitch do the same.

Yet Dunfermline managed to pass the ball to each other, managed to run at pace without losing control (unlike Olasanya), managed to take a first touch without the ball bouncing off for 4/5 yards (Nisbet and Olasanya who tried to take a ball on his chest from a throw-in and couldn't even manage that), managed to regularly move around the whole pitch without looking as though they were pulling a tractor. Plus we may have to get used to those type of pitches next season.

And they'll all say when they're featured in the match day programme "As soon as I heard Aberdeen were interested it was a no-brainer" meaning they'll pay me shed loads of dosh and I really don't have to give a fuck.

Haven't seen the highlights but his booking looked softish...a few spetic players did something similar without getting booked, I assume that Nilsen was already on Walsh's case verbally so he was itching to book him.

Left (the) foot...there's your answer