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I'm sure the club would be delighted to hear how you make players sign contracts. There isn't a club on the planet that keeps 100% of their prospects, and given all we can really do is offer the chance to play first team football (sometimes), we are always at risk of losing out to teams with wads of cash to wave around.

If we had winters like Moscow there might be an argument for them. But we don't. And I don't care how much skill you have, nobody can control a ball that drops from waist height and bounces over your head. Or a pass that gets stuck and never reaches you. (And people did complain about the Champions League pitch - but didn't get as many column inches). Hybrid is the way to go if you want plastic under your feet.

0 - 0 pretty accurate reflection of the game. Not too bad considering our recent form against Killie.

They should make anyone who says "no problem with plastic pitches" watch games like this on an endless loop.

The wind not helping. Thought Turnbull was going to have to drill a hole in the turf to stop the ball blowing away when he was taking that corner.

That pitch is still a crime against football. The least you'd expect from plastic is a consistent bounce and the ball to roll. But it's all over the place and a few players have been caught out with the ball just sticking. It's like watching 5-aside that allows the ball above head height.

I've had that happen a few times. A hard refresh (Ctrl-F5 if you are on a PC) usually fixes it

Working fine for me.

It wasn't that long ago we were single-handedly responsible for keeping them in the league with the amount of points we donated to them. Nice that they have returned the favour.

It's crazy. Especially in this day and age when players and managers change clubs every 2 years. That's Scottish fitba' for you though.

That's what you found interesting in that picture? Shirt geek!

Expect steelboy on here any moment congratulating the "fan owned club" for doing right by the fans. (It's a scunner when they keep doing the right thing).

Aye. It's a conspiracy. Robbo and 'Flow are just OF fans in disguise. Personally, I'm happy for us to keep away from the lowest common denominator scrapping in the gutters.

You just want Robinson's supsended touchline ban to kick in.

You must be relieved you can have another pop at him again (however much of a stretch it is). That 6 game stretch must have been killing you.

They bought McAllister for the footballing potential and Mauchlen for ginger 'tache potential.

Loaned at the start of the season.

Bob McHugh, Craig Moore (especially beside Lee Erwin) and Dom Thomas were all standouts at the U20 level. If we did a Dundee Utd and signed them all on 6 year contracts, they'd all still be on the payroll.

As I said, I'm looking forward to us having a go - but I'm pretty sure other teams have tried similar tactics in the past few seasons with various levels of success. We did OK in our 1 - 1 draw at Fir Park and I'd be delighted if we pulled that off this time,

Aye that Tierney's a no-hoper. I'm quite happy for us to take our free shot at them and see how it goes - and it could be a great game if we maintain our current form. But the fact they have won every home game this season shows how big a task this will be.

Dodgy defence that has conceded zero league goals in 2019?

When I saw the free kick side on, it looked a bit weak. From behind, though, it looked more impressive and really had the keeper scrambling. He still should have saved it, but the fact he had to make up so much ground made it just that bit less routine.

Maybe just killing time before he went to the Celtic game.

Aye, that's what they mentioned on the MFC TV commentary - that in those situations it's often the guy that overruns the ball that lunges after it and ends up with a card. Regardless of what you think about them, with the rules as they are, I can see why a red card was given.

That's a given. It was more Levein's reasonable point of view that threw me.