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I think he would have done better too (not because we made the wrong call, but because we did it so badly), but it'd have been a complete rebuild when he left, rather than a seamless transition. As it turns out, because we half arsed everything since he left, each manager has had to rip things up and start again anyway. We made a cunt of it.

If your legal framework makes it possible to overthrow a government or effectively steal land and resources, then it makes you no different to the person who does it out with that framework.

I don't think that's the case at all. The current Labour party built their entire case on not being the Tory party, and many, many people would have voted for them to keep the Tories out. I don't generally vote, but have in the past for the SNP to keep Andrew Bowie out (it failed). I didn't believe that they would do good, just that they were less shite than the alternative.

I don't think so. We've just built a squad in which it is difficult to accommodate him. I'd play a 3-1-4-2, with Clarkson behind Shinnie and Aouchiche (if fit), but that leaves Armstrong out. Any midfield that includes Clarkson and Armstrong will be necessarily weak. Ideally Clarkson plays with two ball winners (or players that cover a lot of ground). It's not as simple as just playing him.

I don't think anyone on this forum suggested Trump was a force of good. I know @OrlandoDon voted for him, but lots of people vote for the person they think is the least worst option. Your point about resources is correct (obviously!), and the democrats - had they been in power - would have been heading in the direction of Venezuela and Greenland too. That they would have done it via the upstanding routes of sanctions, covert toppling of Maduro and solicitors (in Greenland) doesn't make it better; Trump has simply said it out loud. The Democrats and their donors will be absolutely delighted that Trump is doing what he's doing.

We don't need another right back. He looked decent though.

Bilalovic with two, Polvara header, Karlsson attempt, Clarkson playing it on his wrong foot. Yep, you'd expect at least a goal from those. It wasn't the worst performance, a lot of good effort. Shinnie ran his arse off, so likely won't manage Sunday! Thought Polvara was really good at right centre half, I've mentioned before that I think that might be his position. Nisbet worked hard but nothing came off for him. Bilalovic also worked hard and hopefully he'll make up for those chances on Sunday (the first I don't think was as easy as it looked as he was running full pelt). Kjartansson probably just needs used judiciously between now and the end of the season, he hasn't got the legs for the SPFL yet. Gyamfi isn't great. I can see us trying similar on Sunday and hoping that one of those chances gets taken. It was interesting to note that they had a set piece coach. Maybe we need to repurpose Ambrose to be one of those.

Clarkson on. Shinnie doing the defending for three?

Aye, that's what it looks like, but I can't for the life of me remember what Thelin was doing. It's safe to say that Leven hasn't had time to address it. Maybe that's all we do until Sunday.

Aye, he should have had one thought on his mind there. It was honking from Bilalovic, obviously, but the pass was also way too early and into his feet so he would have had to take a touch and Souttar would have then got there. Nisbet neither looks for goal or draws the defender right across, it was poor from both players.

Is it something we're doing though? Are we zonal marking rather than man for man, for example? Two very good balls in it has to be said, but the first isn't something you can address on the training ground, and the second seems to be a switch off. Robson seems to think we should have a guy on the edge of the six yard box. I'm not sure.

He scored at parkhead

Clearly someone practices set pieces. Just standard blocking.

Not sure Kjartansson should be on the pitch, he's not there yet.

Aye, interesting one so far. Very open game and we're very direct. Like Polvara at the back, he can belt a pass from there.