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Beat Hearts and beat Celtic in our remaining home games, then having already seen off Rangers, nobody can accuse us of playing favourites.

Get his old mate Slattery to kick him.

Seems to be the case quite often, but he's still mostly used as a sub.

MicInnes' half time talk must have been "c'mon lads, don't forget Rangers are mince"

I think regardless of their result today, our game is a banker for a draw.

Sounds more like he is taking the cheap option in the hope SK's level is sufficient in League One. Can you imagine if we had been relegated and the first announcement was "Kettlewell Pens Extended Deal"?

The new handball rules were created to remove the interpretation of intent and any subjectivity from decision making. It was a reasonable idea as, of course, the only person who knows their intent is the player. It was a disaster of an implementation, however, and unlikely to ever be practical. So what we have now is a hybrid of soft unintentional penalties plus some situations where refs still need to assess intent.

Need to wait until next season to figure this one out. Take your pick...

And he gets an assist for their second.

Miller back in the starting lineup for Udinese today EDIT: grizzly beat me to it. Luckily I'm in a good mood or I could just have delete his 😇

VAR.

Curtis Main scoring the goal that kept Morton up, helped put Airdrie into the playoff and helped County into relegation.

Aaaaaand, back in automatic relegation. And James Scott and Dean Cornelius come on to (not) save the day.

This,

There's probably a combination of reasons, but there's no doubt in my mind that a segment of the voters chose McGlynn over JBA because they wanted to nominate a Scottish manager rather than some upstart foreigner trying to modernise the Scottish game. You don't need to go too far back in the season to find all the criticism doled out at the start of our project. McInnes will win it anyway, and JBA will be on the sportswriters' nominations no doubt.

Agree about that. Away kits are all about shifting product now. Much better to play in club colours whenever possible.

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.