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Or Aberdeen.

That was massive, and for all the disappointment about dropped points early in the season, that pain and frustration was a necessary learning experience to be able to do what we did on Sunday. No panic, no abandoning the system or reverting to bad habits. Stick to plan and look to find the winning goal. I read Kris Boyd saying at 2 - 2, given who they were playing, Rangers should have shut up shop and been content with the draw because we were always likely to get a 3rd. Changed days.

Always been a big Slatts and will be sorry to see him go. Although we didn't get to see it often, Miller-Spittal-Slattery was a great combo. Who knew we end up with an even better one? I'm assuming he's not off to St Mirren.

The dropping points was us learning the new system and mentality required. All part of the learning process that allowed us to stay positive and score a 90th minute winner. If we can build on that, there could be a great season in store next time too.

VAR owes us one (or two) in this fixture.

The official stats say we committed 10 fouls to their 15. I'm so used to seeing soft fouls given against teams at Ibrox it often passes me by, but if we did only concede 10, that's not a bad day's work against this mob.

There's so little to choose between the teams at the top this season it's those small margins that can decide titles.

I'm on fire today.

It's the kind of pressure they haven't had to deal with before, and just keeps building every week. The fact that it's away to Hibs just adds even more. I think they'll get a late winner though.

And now they've scored for Hearts.

Now Spittal's on, maybe he'll do his old team a favour.

They're doing everything but score for Hearts.

We shouldn't be surprised by this stage of the season, but the fact we were still playing to win it at 2 -2 (and in the 90th minute) is a refreshing change.

I think he enjoyed that.

Didn't notice the glitch myself, but delighted with the result (And yes, I do realise this is reference from 1999). Now take your pick...

It is, but on the other hand, just as well we picked up the 3 points.

Did not see that coming, but well deserved in the end.

100% It's like the old boxing adage that when you fight the champion in their home town you need to knock them out to get a draw.

Keep playing the same way and keep taking our chances.

That's also works!

Aye, it's an old cliche, but the next goal will really be crucial.

Score another 2 goals here and the officials might need to let us get away with a draw.

That has also gone out of fashion. Was reading an article a couple of weeks ago about the modern game almost completely eliminating the traditional goal scoring centre forward.

Celtic, Wycombe and Jagielliona Bailystok no less. The ship has sailed on keepers with shot stopping and crosses skill in the same way defending and tackling is no longer a top priority for full backs.

If you believe the man himself, the reason Campbell parachuted in this mid-season is because he had multiple offers from England and Europe over the summer, but wanted to wait for the right one. Rather than join, say, a Scottish Championship side to get some match fitness at the start of the season, he opted for no game time. I like the guy, but something has gone seriously wrong and if Robbo couldn't help him at St Mirren he is a very long way from returning to form.