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It was beyond the ability of the SPFL to schedule the last games of the season all on Saturday at 3pm.

I think we should insist on a collar and tie dress code at Fir Park.

I've no idea about Liam Brown, but like I say every year, the young players we release rarely (if ever) find a higher level and prove us wrong.

It's a new thing this year (for the young players of the year, at least). From the Wiki page: "As of 2019, the award was restricted to players who are eligible for selection by the Scotland national under-21 football team."

With all those extra school kids coming, I hope they've stocked up on Kia Ora and Chipmunk Crisps.

TBH, it sounds like he's better off at Thistle, as he seems to be a first team starter. Of course we could have re-signed him and loaned him out, but I imagine Robinson has other ideas about who he wants to bring in to bolster the midfield.

That was a question I always meant to ask someone at the club, but never got around to. They might share that info if you shoot them an email.

Hastie leaves, and people get upset because he is giving up the chance of first team football. Gordon leaves to take up the chance of regular first team football and people get upset. Twitter is just a pool of constant seethe.

If you mean the new formation with 2 wingers, I don't think there would be room for him and Turnbull in the same team. (Although I thought that when they played together for a brief spell towards the end of 2018, it worked quite well).

I thought Ross County did elevate their game!

Because reasons, apparently. (What's tomorrow's word on your calendar?)

That's true. I wasn't considering the play-off "final".

Is that Polworth banned for our early fixtures then?

I think the biggest difference in the last few games is that, with the best will in the world, it's difficult for players to find that extra 1 or 2% competitive edge when there isn't much to play for. In much the same way that players elevate their game for a cup tie, the opposite happens at end of season when there isn't much left to play for.

I'm not saying there isn't a good reason - there often is - I just haven't seen anyone say what it is. Did I miss it?

Anybody?

The correspdonding fixture against Accies last season was certainly entertaining, with Turnbull and Ciftci running the show.

So is anybody going to enlighten me why there is a question mark over Carroll? Or is it one of those secret squirrel deals?

As long as we have stupid fans who want to run onto the pitch, I'm guessing yes.

Why is there a question mark over Carroll? Because of a few random punters on Twitter?

Didn't we not first change our style in the Accies game in December, when we played Frear as a winger and he tore them a new one?

Carroll also plays centre-mid, apparently, so he might a Gorrin replacement.

Even the trolling is end-of-season standard.

I wasn't convinced myself, but difficult to tell from the live stream. Same as last week, however, when we are in the final third - lacking that cutting edge to make clear cut chances.

According to this link (https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/scottish-premiership/topVerursachteElfmeter/wettbewerb/SC1) we had conceded 9 before today. The joint second lowest in the Premiership. Not sure how current these figures are, but sounds about right,