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Over at P&B today someone mentioned he's one of Robinson"s trusted Motherwell players (along with Liam Donnelly) that he looks to help change a game - and has offered absolutely nothing so far. A few other quotes: Something has gone badly wrong over the past few seasons.

"Marriott pounced again just before the break, seizing on an error by Casey to race through and beat Norris with a firm shot." No change there, then.

Turnbull back in the Cardiff starting lineup after an inury a couple of weeks ago - and scores after 11 minutes. Meanwhile, I'm watching the Shrewsbury v Swindon game and see Connor Ripley in goals for Swindon (and Gavin Gunning working as an assistant for Swindon on the touchline).

He's been a top perfomer, no doubt. His challenge (other than Clarke sticks with his favourites), is that midfield is probably where we have most strength and depth. McGinn, Gannon Doak, McTominay etc, Not to mention Lennon Miller. Would be great if he made it, though. For him, for the club, and for the transfer fee.

It would help a lot if you could start all your jokes with this.

No use worrying about where JBA or any of the players will end up. Let's enjoy what we are doing until the end of the season and let what happens next happen next.

I don't think he'll be needed, but SOD can play midfield in an emergency.

I agree, but I still don't want VAR reviewing corner kick decisions.

Looks a bit happier there than when MON subbed him vs Auchinleck.

I'm assuming the story is based entirely on the fact that Martinez and Maloney used to work together.

Hang on. I thought it was JBA that was definitely taking over at Celtic: Portugal boss Roberto Martinez to Celtic could already be "planned" after the World Cup. That's according to pundit Gabby Agbonlahor, who reckons Benfica gaffer Jose Mourinho will already be lined up as a replacement following the tournament. Martinez is the bookies' favourite to be named the club's next boss for the long term when Martin O'Neill leaves in the summer.

Statistically, we are on track to score more goals than the team that won the Cup in 1991. 51 total in that season (50 conceded) and Arnott was top scorer with 14.

Clear red. Late, high studs, nowhere near the ball. In his post match JBA had no complaints, and even complimented Fadinger saying if you are going to get a red, getting one for trying to prevent an attacking move is the only acceptable kind.

It gets more and more difficult every week when we are so dominant. I went for Welsh for the goal, but even that was from a great cross and a great knockdown.

The most pleasing aspect of the entire evening was seeing Nicholson has ditched the terrible 'tache.

If we have to win one, I choose the other one. I'd prefer both, so let's get things rolling with a victory here.

Rangers time wasting so early in the game speaks volumes about how they approached it.

Astonishing even if not true !

Live and kicking. Take your pick...

I don't have the fear in any of our games now. I don't expect to win them all either, and wouldn't be surprised if we lose this one. Disappointed, but not surprised. I do expect to see a good performance though, and that is what will give us a chance.

Who'd have thought we'd have a 6 pointer against Rangers coming up at this stage of the season?

Watt is starting as striker, JT right back, Sparrow left wing and Priestman central defence.

It seems they were tossing money at a few sponsorships, so hopefully we have our cash.

Or mind games for when we start with a false 9 again.

True. It's a bit like they what they say at the golf. "You can't win a tournament on a Friday, but you can lose it".