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We could also have some healthy snacks in our Fruit Corner.

As long as the womenfolk are still barred. I mean, we have to draw the line somewhere. (I feel like in this internet age I need to put a smiley after this one to prevent a public witch hunt on social media - thanks Twitter!)

That's often the case during the window when a player wants a move. The good players just knuckle down for a few months afterwards and get themselves an even better deal. The ones that throw their toys out the pram are taking a bigger risk.

We should only serve them Murphy's or Jameson's.

They want to keep him because they are currently 2nd in the division and are pushing for promotion into the big leagues. That will be worth much more than any transfer fee they pick up for him in the window. If they end up in the play-offs, even that will make them more money. I understand his frustration, but there's absolutely nothing wrong with a club wanting to have a player play for them for the duration of his contract.

So we still have a player in the Scottish Cup then? Good times.

Seems like there was a bidding war between two rival Egyptian teams. That's what you need to bump up prices.

The Super Sixteen, presumably - or maybe, keeping in the "Elite" mould, the Superior Sixteen.

We bring in players too. In fact, in a recent interview, Craigan said we might have to bring in some more during the window because we were short on numbers.

I may be misremembering, but in my lifetime it feels like we have typically done better against Celtic. I always thought it was because they tend to be more of a football team that let you play a bit more while Rangers rely more on strength and power - something we typically struggle to combat.

If he was a rugby player he'd have been back on the pitch 2 minutes later after quick adjustment from the trainer. Seriously though, hopefully he's not out too long as his development was moving in the right direction. And the U20s could use his services in the semi-final.

Missed opportunity there to recreate The Red Wedding.

Forget about the Elite Eight. We have proved again that at a minimum we should be a part of the Fantastic Four (or Fabulous Four if we are looking to be more inclusive).

We need to drop this 'season over, chat. Staying in the top flight is essential this year and if the players start thinking the season is over the Championship beckons.

For all his faults, Baraclough won us the playoff game because he went there with the right attitude - not the jaded approach taken by McGhee and McCall with their "need them to have an off day" patter and then line up too defensively. If we'd just turn up and get stuck in we couldn't have a worse record in the last 20+ years than we do now, but for some reason successive managers think changing tactics that see us consistently lose is the way to play.

Business as usual. I never expect anything from a game at Ibrox and always get what I expect. Our record there is beyond embarrassing.

Lego is much more expensive than I remember.

Lambert was a half decent player. Surprised his career took such a big dip after he left us with just the one Champions League Winner's medal to his name

He has scored less goals total since 2011 than Moult has scored in his Motherwell career. I'm not saying he was useless, but we made more money than he was worth when we sold him.

I'm always curious how much teams like Forest Green Rovers pay their players these days. They used to be my local club (when they changed their name to Stroud FC and then back to Forest Green Rovers). Back then, ticket prices were very cheap, but I see now they charge 16 quid to stand and 18 or 20 quid to sit - so you have to think the wages are decent.

We got the best side of that deal when we sold him on.

As far as great names go Shaquille Coulthirst is fine, but he's no Crawford Baptie.

I don't know about the disruptive influence thing, but one or two people at Fir Park (including Crags) have publicly mentioned that while he has the talent, his attitude needs some work.

The first problem is that the boardrooms up and down the country, and at all levels of the game, are full of Old Firm fans. The second problem is that, even where they aren't Old Firm fans, they believe we need to keep the OF happy for the financial health of their club. I doubt it will ever change,

The biggest thing Erwin is missing from his game since he left us is Skippy telling him what to do for 90 mins.