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Unless he gets injured, McHugh is a banker to start at Hampden.

If we win it, it guarantees another 50 or 60k to fund another wage next season. Plus I like keeping the wee team in their place.

Good to hear the new ticketing system is up and running smoothly. Another step (or great leap?) forward.

Just watched the highlights. That was a cracking delivery from Turnbull for the goal.

Unless Thistle manage to make up a 13 goal deficit, I think you've got your dead rubber.

Hendrie's starting.

It's not updating things I object to. It's the "modern twist" phrase which is, more often than not, used as an excuse to add some ridiculous feature to an existing design and call it new to sell you the same thing twice. Same with food where "modern twist" means sticking chocolate on your steak and serving it on a reclaimed roof tile.

The phrase "modern twist" should be banned from all design studios (and restaurants).

Dundee Utd are howling - I don't think we can pin that on Skippy. He's the 2nd top scorer in the Championship despsite playing in the midfield for a number of games. To use the old cliché, he has found his level there. Doesn't have to work too hard, gets to do all his media work and still contributes enough goals to keep his employers happy. Both Livi and Utd looked very weak defensively in tonight's game. Whoever ends up playing them will be looking forward to that.

A few days ago, Robinson said the expectation was he'd be out for about 10 days or so, and didn't know if he'd be available for the final.

If we win this one, Accies will likely be needing a result when they come calling.

I think Moult is a better player than Jutkiewicz, and big Lukas has carved a career out for himself in the Championship.

Any time I've seen Preston this season they have been pretty poor. Difficult to tell if Moult is out of his depth now, as he only get 5 minutes here or there in a formation that is 1 up top.

Too little too late as PNE miss out on the playoffs.

It's more interesting to listen to the players than the fans. When Hartley, for example, is on Mixlr he can't talk highly enough about McHugh and says it's great playing behind him. I know team mates stick together and all that, but there seems to be a feeling from the guys on the park that he brings a lot to the game.

Sounds like it was one of those games where the award should go to every 'Well fan who stayed until the final whistle.

I'm quite confident he'll get another10 years added on.

He doesn't have a shoulder injury - he has a cracked collar bone. It's touch and go if that heals in time.

The bigots in the stand haven't changed, though - or the in the media.

No point in blaming a guy we play for 15 minutes every 5 weeks for not being match fit or match sharp. Especially if the expectation was he'd be another hard running, hard tackling headless chicken up front. It's like expecting an out and out left winger to play as a wingback.

The only time I have ever seen us win a Cup, we won 7 of our last 9 league games (including a 2 -1 win at Celtic Park and scudding Rangers 3 - 0 at Fir Park). It's fair to say, that for me, that seems a healthier way to approach it.

If you're embarrassed, it's not meaningless after all.

We'll not finish 7th if we lose our remaining "meaningless games".

A tightrope they're quite happy to charge punters full price to watch, though.

This resting players and saving ourselves for the cup final seems like a great idea.