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But Robertson would have insisted he couldn't just lie there in Hart's eyeline and had to get back to the other side of the goal, behind th lino and be quick about it.

Have to admit that I'd rather have had Doohan coming on

Yes, Robertson can be clearly seen, when the ball in played into the box and there's the coming together, that he doesn't think anything untoward has happened (otherwise he'd have given a free kick straightaway) so he moves away slightly backwards and to the side to see what was going to develop and then when Hoillet gets cleaned out, has a flashback in his brain and says "Oh yes, on 2nd thoughts there's a foul on the wimp in green". It may well have been overruled in any case (don't know which GFA/Sky official was on VAR) though it wasn't any more of a foul than the septic player on McDonald's fuck-up. Neither were fouls.

5 point advantage but we've to go to Dingwall and would you bet on us even taking a point with our scaredy-cat motley crew?

Stats don't lie? - Mark Twain/Benjamin Disreali might disagree with you - "lies, damn lies and statistics"

Interesting gesture by Bojan at the winner...seemed to be annoyed that McGrath didn't dummy it and let a proper striker score!

We've got 2 CBs who look as though they are just don't want to challenge when the ball is pumped towards/crossed from wide and so jump for the ball without any conviction, added to that we've a keeper who seems much more intent on keeping (pun intended) his hair in place...the incident in the 1st half when the ball was played over the back line and he actually left his line but looked shit scared that the forward bearing down on him might make contact and was very lucky when he dropped the ball that the RC guy had gone beyond him (though to be fair his punch under pressure for their last corner kick was excellent). Feel you are being a bit harsh on Milne who isn't a FB and certainly isn't miles worse that Devlin - the time when they broke after one of our corners and we were caught short at the back, Devlin trotted back like an inferior Andy Considine.

Or as someone once said we're not at the end, we're not at the beginning of the end but we maybe at the end of the beginning.

Tickets go on sale tomorrow...better hurry as they may all sell out in the first hour

I'd have a guess that as it didn't involve a team from Glasgow then it's not really important.

Welcome to our world, Wolves...2-1 up on 97 mins, lost 3-2 to Coventry.

Fairly sure all the teams we've got to play are looking to us as an opportunity to pick up 3 points (6 if you're County, Livi, possibly Dundee).

Since the draw is tomorrow would it be worthwhile (*) Dave Cormack suggesting to the SFA that whoever is drawn out of the "hat" first and third are designated the "home" teams and get to choose the end they'd like their supporters to be allocated to and that the draw for the final (ie winners of match 1 v. winners of match 2) is made in a similar manner at the same time. *obviously I know the answer.

Whoever we get hopefully he doesn't take a couple of training sessions and think "My, that Shayden Morris looks a player"

So could still be Lennon.

Penalties is the only fucking time he does come off his line so even if he actually saves one it's probably going to be retaken.

Being an old git think music finished in 1969...but was reading the Guardian's over-by-over on the India v England test match (the English were getting absolutely mullered!) and somebody posted this and just thought the video was terrific and the song's pretty good too.

Sell Morris, sell Gueye...that's a powerful thing you are smoking Nobody with any footballing sense is going to buy either of those 2, I reckon we'll have to pay up their contracts.

I thought that MacKenzie's performance today was even more impressive because of who was playing in front of him - thought he was our best player. Hoilet at least knows how to set up to defend, not like Duk who's always reacting.

Almost as good as this one -

Guess it's a typical BBC snafu as Hearts are 3 after 20mins

Presumably he was giving as many players as he could a game to see what he's dealing with. Hopefully he's have learned (not exactly a mensa question) is that Morris, as you say, is really crap...in the first 5 mins he got the ball, skipped past his marker and then, instead of sprinting into the space he'd created, cantered because he's a playground fitba player...beat somebody, look at me I'm so good, take on someone else and lose the ball - his 2 efforts in the 2nd half when he was one-on-one with his marker and he headed for the bye-line but didn't actually get away from his marker so that his cross had to be hurried (see v. St Mirren); that Duk hasn't got it as a player (lucky the ref. didn't book him for his blatant dive which would have been a second yellow), that purple patch he had last season is as good as it's going to get. Wasn't at all impressed with Barron when he came on unfortunately as I thought he'd have started but I guess Warnock is giving him and Clarkson the chance to impress from the start/come on as sub as his main creative player. Doohan looked ok-ish but seemed in the same mould at Roos - punch rather that grab, stay on your line - at least he didn't once kick the ball into the of the stands. Jack MacKenzie continues to impress. Good to see Warnock leaves one up front when we're defending a corner (even though it was usually Morris) because it occupies at least 2 of their players. All of those on here of a religious persuasion (and the rest of us, just in case), please pray that Miovski doesn't get injured. We're in the next round of the cup and that's all you want, to be honest (tbh as you youngsters would type).

Maybe he'll be like a lower league joker (from Scotland) who'd never won a cup in his career (and didn't again) until he managed the Dons - Ally McLeod.

Miovski!!!!!