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That's what I was thinking. Looks like they have been practicing final balls, and he's not there.

Finally a booking - even if he should have played advantage.

For a team that "plays football the right way" Falkirk are doing a lot of hacking.

That, plus every other 5 minute VAR decision.

Wasn't an error at all. Never a foul.

SFA: VAR won't be refereeing games VAR: hold my beer.

I suppose it depends of they are looking to develop him as a full back or a midfielder. As good as he is, Stevenson can't play both at the same time.

There were all sorts of complications surrounding the Hampden redevelopment, from the Taylor Report requirements appearing mid-plan to the city council withdrawing support. Not the mention the fundamental issue that Queens Park owned the stadium and had zero funds to contribute. The people in charge, however, didn't make things any easier. It is also very true that - to quote the Time article here, the "Tories Planned to Destroy Hampden Park". It's rare to find a government that doesn't treat football and fans with contempt, but that particular government was worse than most.

Fans giving up on us 7 games into the project is why we can't have nice things.

If they ever decide to play a semi final on the plastic at Rugby Park, I am giving up on the game. I have no problem paying them at neutral grounds, but grass needs to be involved.

I see Brodie Spencer started tonight against Germany.

Isn't that how Hampden normally allocates tickets? By releasing new blocks only after the initial ones are sold out?

It's Motherwell vs St Mirren. I imagine you'll get the ticket you want a couple of days before kick off.

And then panic when they arrive and you see they are in the St Mirren section.

Good to read more about his thinking. And he seems to have a much more realistic vision and plan than the old John Boyle approach of spend spend spend (and merge with Airdrie).

For the Herald, you can usually just copy and paste the URL into a private browser window.

Well the opposition were good enough to qualify for the Europa League and beat FSCB - the team that cuffed Aberdeen - in their last European match. So better than a lot of Scottish teams.

Not the best camera work in the world, but here are his goals from that game. (Best watched with the sound off) Looks like his confidence is back.

I'd also point out that lots of the older generation are pretty familiar and comfortable with technology. I understand both sides of the argument, but as things inevitably transition, the best thing we can do is help the people that need it as much as we can.

26 - 18 would surprise me.

After all your complaints, your account has obviously been permanently flagged as "Singing Section Only" for all future events. You might as well give in now, and invest in a drum.

That's true. He'd probably find a way to make us lose money.

It shouldn't even be the SFA that's running the show here - for the League Cup it should be the SPFL.

AI is typically high on the "A" and low on the "I"

Read this today in the Guardian's Football Daily newsletter: A mercifully moderated forum set up for Scottish fitba fans to critique their teams in public, the Daily Record hotline pulsed with the power of 10,000 suns on Sunday. So hot that whoever was manning it had to wear asbestos gloves as they sifted through comments left by supporters of one particular Glasgow team, who felt compelled to rant about “the turgid, unwatchable garbage” (Sean in Cumbernauld) they’d just been forced to sit though by “players not good enough or not performing at a level anywhere good enough” (Kenny in Moffat), who “don’t seem to know what they’re doing” (John in location unspecified). Rather remarkably, these appraisals were among the more printable posted by a selection of furious Celtic fans, who had just seen their team win at home to Motherwell.