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Nowhere near as bad as Mr. Gardiner.

No - he had plenty of help on that score from his teammates.

Nothing that we didn't know already, but if we play like Hibs last week with a high pressing, high tempo game (and take our chances) we have a chance of winning. If we play like Rangers have in their past 2 encounters - standing off and giving them space to play - they could take 5 or 6 off us.

This picture in the Herald yesterday makes it look like our stands have disappeared.

I wish it was Rangers we were playing in the final.

Solomon Islands according to Wikipedia.

Probably a contractual thing - have to wear it so many times in a season. (Or they have some to shift in the club shop).

Dundee seem to have been doing that for most of the season. Creating and missing loads of chances and giving up goals at the back.

Good 3 points, extended the gap over St Johnstone, Scott gets some more game time and Kipré doubles his value now he's a goal scoring machine.

That's strange. Are Dundee wearing their away kit too? I'd have thought dark grey and dark blue are too similar.

Aye, and our club was ready to vote to keep Rangers in the top flight (unil the fans spoke up). We have been as bad as the rest when it comes to the OF imbalance and to keeping idiots like Doncaster in power, so let's not try and blame everyone else.

When met McCulloch, were you in the East Stand with an umbrella?

I never get any updates or emails from the Exiles Club. I think I must have joined the Exiled Exile Club by mistake.

Hope he manages to get a ticket.

What What's with the "day-tripper" patter? If you want a bigger number of fans at the final than turns up for Ross County at Fir Park, you might need to lower your standards to people who only attend a few games. We should be encouraging as many people along to support us as possible in the hope some come back more often - not labeling them as somehow inferior.

It wouldn't be a proper cup tie thread without complaints about tickets and fan numbers.

When Brown won in 2008-9, he must have got his votes from more than Celtic players.

Most players get along just fine. Even the ones that square up to each other on the pitch.

Gavin Gunning helped Forest Green Rovers to a 0 - 0 against Alex Fisher's Yeoville Town. A draw that guaranteed both teams retain their League Two status for next season

Zero chance, unfortunately. For the first time in a few years the SFA/SPFL didn't manage to sell any domestic games to the US this season. A VPN and BBC iPlayer will be my stream of choice. (I suppose there's an outside chance a pub might have the same setup, or some dodgy Celtic TV stream, but no idea where you'd find out about that). EDIT: There may also be an outside chance it's shown on one of the Spanish/Latin American channels, but those can be difficult to track down and often it's a replay rather than live.

U20s showing us the way to a victory against Celtic (again).

No bother playing with a broken wrist - just needs the right cast.

Hollywood ending is Sinclair giving away a soft foul in the last minute and Kipré scoring the winner from the free kick.

That's true for us civilians, but when there's Cup Finals to be played, players are often risked.

If he was at Hairmyers, the outcome was probably a 4 hour wait and then they took his appendix out.