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Fake News!!!!! Must have been a Russian Twitterbot.

Robinson said yesterday McHugh and Tait both played through injury on Wednesday.

It was actually George W's fault in a feeble attempt to address an energy crisis brought on by his lack of policies to improve energy efficiency. But at least I can use the extra hour to hate them both.

This malarky with the US putting their clocks back the week after the UK means I have to wait an extra hour for kick off. It's murder.

Jimmy Sanderson, Richard ("that set the pigeons on fire") Park, Super Scoreboard and the post-match phone in. Compulsory listening on the drive home. "Were you at the game?" Good times.

I think the calculation has something to with whether the new club is ranked as a higher category than the old club. (I thought I had a link to the UEFA rules somewhere, but I can't find them). At least part of the value comes from a formula, but I don't know if that makes up 100% of the fee.

Given that GazzyB is out on the west coast of the US and I'm on the east coast of the US we both might struggle to make this one. Good thinking, though. (I also paid the club £120 for the privilege to watch the games online, so there's that too).

And this one is listed as streaming on MFC TV. So we should get a chance to enjoy it live this weekend.

Looking at Cadds goal celebration I think he might have been reading this thread.

I think he's one of the players Robinson was talking about that he brought in but can't play because he picked up injuries in training.

Different demographics when Bellshill maternity was the feeder for Lanarkshire clubs. The movement of players exploded long before the Bosman situation when clubs looked overseas for cheap options. The biggest driver was the removal of the maximum wage cap when, overnight, players could double or triple their wages by moving to a different club. That happened in the 50s when Scotland removed the cap before England. (I stayed at a B&B in Felixstowe for work and the landlord there was an ex Ipswich player. He moved to Falkirk when the wage cap was lifted as he could earn much more in Scotland. He played for the 1956/57 cup winning team all the way to the semis, then was dropped for the final; not that he mentioned that much!)

Not to defend Samson for one minute, but I'd rather give credit to Turnbull. I was watching the goal again on Alba and his shot dipped, swerved and bounced right in front of the keeper. A keeper's nightmare in those conditions. I've seen better goalies than Samson let those in - Darren Randolph when he was at West Ham, for example. So yes, Samson might have saved it, but Turnbull deserves credit for taking his chance.

Andy Rose on Mixlr gave it to Cadds too, but only just ahead of Turnbull.

Delighted he played Bigi and Turnbull together. With the right grafters beside them, they showed they are both capable of creating. Also nice to see that, sometimes, we made use of the well-kept St Mirren grass and passed the ball on the deck.

The few times I saw St Mirren last season they looked totally dependent on Lewis Morgan to win games for them. This season just backs up that notion.

Obviously just trying to impress his new team mates Sounded like he had the freedom of the right flank tonight - and made the most of it.

I think the posters here are secret members of the SFA from the "Aye, but" school of player development. If we don't think we can learn from a Spanish club who has graduated at least 2 players per season from the academy in the past 5 years, then we should just give up. It doesn't matter where the players came from, it matters how they made sure their talent was nurtured along the way.

Looks like Turnbull's shot had a lot of movement on it.

Not wrong. Cadden, though - get in.

So did Livi.

Need another 3 before I start feeling comfortable.

And one on target for us.

"Curtis Main takes a touch too many"

Not even for overseas subscribers it seems. I wish the web site didn't advertise audio only streams as if they were video.