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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,

'Mon the Rovers!

Details. Details.

Not single handedly - but every penny literally counts (counts double, in fact, at this point).

Think there will be a mass clear out there over the summer.

Sounds like there are rumblings from a number of clubs about the weaknesses of the Reserve League - pretty much along the lines of what Craigan said in his exit interview. If they do change the structure again it might have an impact on how we manage some of the younger players.

Every player in every league gets to vote. Given that most of them never play against Turnbull and, statistically, about half or more are OF fans, they are always going to vote for a Rangers or Celtic player.

I know you expect team mates to stick together, but any time guys like Hartley, Tanner, Cadden etc. are on the commentary, they all rate him. Hartley in particular always said he was great player to have in front of you. He might not be our best ever, but I'm never quite sure where the hate comes from.

I don't think the problem was with our system otherwise you'd have expected him to do better at Killie. Seems to more abouthis attitude. He's young enough to fix that and have a decent career - or he might end up drifting between lower league teams. I'd expect as someone who is a full time Premiership player he'd shine against League One opposition.

Of course you can never be 100% certain, but just from his comments on the MFC TV stream at the weekend, it sounds like Tanner expects to be with us next season.