Happy Dosser

Super pinball move, starting with some good distribution from Kelly.

Absolument, me old haricot, but I worry what happens when The Dandy Dons/Jam Tarts sack their manager. SK's record with a severely limited squad is quite remarkable but it will attract the circling buzzards, ya bass!

Well, fan my brow, obvs! Sausage fingers.......

Well, fan by brow!

Looking at the club's official retrospective vid of Saturday, I was reminded of Brodie Spencer's considerable contribution on his debut: even played out of position, he was involved in both goals and had a cracking sliding tackle in the first half. Also, truly mad Dan is defo Da Man!

Watching the highlights again, I was reminded of how much effort Slattery put in (although his Watt-like dying swan stuff was a bit annoying at times, even for me) and what a great ball Spittal cut back for Paton's sublime finish. Onwards to Tynie......

Ridiculously positive assessment: have a word with yourself: 🤣🤣🤣.

With midfielders (like Paton today) supporting from midfield and arriving late and (who knows?) Bair might even benefit from SF's presence. The latter's not the ideal striker by any means but at this stage in the window and given the unexpected injury to Biereth and Wilkinson, etc. he offers some composure and a range of passing which seem missing in Bair, Efford and Wilkinson at the moment. None of this is ideal but we're rapidly running out of options. If you can suggest an out-and-out striker who's available within our wage bracket then I'm sure SK would like to know about him.

Weren't there supposed to be rumours on P&B to that effect? He's not an out-and-out goal scorer but I agree his hold up and link up play could be useful. Nothing stuck to Bair or Efford today. Looks like we'll need more goals from midfield or Dead-Eye Casey 🤣.

Credit to the manager for the half-time change. I couldn't see us scoring at all at HT but subbing Efford and bringing on Paton to push forward was a great switch. Karma for McInnes perhaps for all his disruptive substitutions? As soon as Killie kicked off after our second goal, the ref blew for full time. Cue Killie players hitting the turf.

Paton transformed the game with his running, passing and awareness, topping it with a composed goal (unlike Vassell when clean through on the left a few minutes earlier). Honourable mentions to Slatts (despite penalty miss) and Dan Da Man. Hope he's not injured now!

Lower than Derby's 11 points in 2007-8? That would be some "achievement" but we'll have to wait and see.

What a difference a week makes! Really energised and optimistic by Biereth's performance against Hibs but pretty devastated by his injury now. Dunne's tackle was out of control imo and should have been a red but it wouldn't have minimised Mika's injury, which we are somehow going to have to adapt to. I suppose this is where a manager earns his corn.

Your comment struck a chord with me too.

Something for you, MJC: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Power-Positive-Thinking-Norman-Vincent/dp/0749307153/ref=sr_1_1?crid=8KYI4JJGMKQ4&keywords=the+power+of+positive+thinking&qid=1692031393&s=books&sprefix=the+power+of+positive%2Cstripbooks%2C81&sr=1-1

On reflection re your second paragraph, when was the last 'Well manager who lost only 2 out of his last 20? Might have to go back to the league-challenging 'Well teams of the 30s for similar or perhaps a stat. from the Ancell Babes era.

Which is why criticism of Kettlewell at this stage (from some on here), given his stats, seems quite perverse. He has actually quite a threadbare squad in some areas yet hasn't lost an away game and has only lost to The Hens and (unaccountably) Dundee Utd. at Firpers. Interesting match coming up in Paisley.

BBC Scotland were looking forward to Hibs' mouth-watering forward players at 2.30 today. Must have a fair drouth on them by this time.

Mika was the man who changed the game so pretty straightforward. Slattery looks much more eager this season. Miller's through ball for the winner was a beauty.

Please note: "the sword which cuts both ways", grizzlyg.

So we Hibs it against Hibs? Surely not! 2-1 to The Good Guys (hat-trick for Wilkinson, the sword which cuts both ways).

IIRC, the EK supporters' bus version was a prim "got beat 5-2". No alcohol on that bus.

Ha! Ha! Age-related appreciation, obviously 🤣 !

David Turnbull starts for Celtic today. Maybe Mr Rogers knows his stuff after all.

I was mainly thinking of Colin O'Neill but I batted that idea away at the last minute. If he's anything like Alexander the Great, he could be quite good 🤣.