weeyin

If they start calling that a foul we might as well stop playing the game.

Leverage. not so much. A useful pay-off, sometimes. You typically only lose a manager when he's doing really well or doing really badly. So the best we can hope for is the former.

Or as Gary Lineker used to say about goal scoring - "it's not about being in the right place at the right time, it's about being in the right place all the time".

After a late Mandron equaliser and a controversial O'Hara pen with Robinson getting SK sent off after a fight on the touchline before all the trains get cancelled and unexpected roadworks means everyone is stuck in Paisley before Fir Park collapses down a sinkhole and we have to groundshare with Airdire. Or 2 - 0 to us.

I was discussing exactly that yesterday. From what I've seen so far, Wilkinson looks like a finisher. He got into two great positions yesterday, messed one up and slotted away the other very nicely. To use a well worn cliché, it's about taking risks in the box.

Mika - the Danish Crawford Baptie.

Picking up 4 points, including the important first league win, while still having plenty of room for improvement isn't the worst situation to be in.

While not MOTM, Wilkinson's finish was very good too. He took one touch too many for an earlier miss, but didn't mess about with his goal.

I don't think it's any coincidence that since SK took charge a lot of our opponents have looked poor. We've found a shape that restricts most teams we've encountered.

While Wenger is no longer in charge at Arsenal, Biereth is very much in his mould of big, athletic players that he developed over the years.

I'm expecting at least 3 journos to nick it.

Sunshine on Biereth Take your pick...

Mandron had injury problems too, so no guarantees there either.

I think it's more to do with the multiple clangers he dropped last season including in our win at Easter Road. Or, more recently, the goal he gave away against the Andorrans in the first leg.

I'm not seeing a lot of "fun" in the guessing about how our new signings will do.

If we'd gone 2 up against Dundee at Fir Park and were hanging on for a 2 - 1, you'd be on here posting how poor we were and how pathetic it was to be hanging on for a win against the newly promoted team.

I'm not getting carried away one way or the other with Hibs home win against the team sitting 7th (after 3 games) in the Swiss league. They looked good in spells after a sticky start and have impressive movement going forward. They were caught out multiple times with balls behind the full backs and could easily have conceded a couple more. The battle for the midfield is going to be key and it was quite entertaining last night when things started getting a bit tasty. I usually enjoy our games against Hibs and looking forward to see how SK will set up for this latest installment. One thing I do have confidence in predicting is that there will be more than one dive in our penalty box.

Did he shank it?

If we want to throw stats around about past performances, we have a 100% record against Hibs under SK.

They seem to have plenty of cash to splash around (again).

The only way new signings like Souaré get match fit is game time. All the training during the week is no substitute for competitive matches. I wouldn't judge anybody on the Dens Park water slide, but I thought he was OK - and an improvement from his League Cup performances. None of the new signings had faced Premiership level teams prior to that (and you could argue Dundee lie somewhere in between Championship and Premiership level until they find their feet after promotion). The real tests for all the recent recruits will be how they improve and adapt over the next few games.

SK will be starting Soare Because we don't have a player with that name, presumably.

He scored one goal in the Championship the season he moved on from us. Should Barnsley have dumped him at the end of that season? Is League One more his level, given he is playing better in the lower leagues (and Fleetwood were in League One when he had his 17 goals in 77 games streak)? Basically, for you, the 2 goals in 18 months is fine if we sign that player and he works out, but a waste if he doesn't work out? Derek Adams had 41 in 72 games before we signed him. Was that a good one or a bad one?

In summary, it seems that the strategy the club should follow is to sign players like the ones we have taken a punt on and succeeded and not sign players like the ones we have taken a punt on and not succeeded. Sounds straightforward. I'm not sure why the club hasn't tried this before.

Wouldn't that make it legal to kick the ball out of his hands and/or tackle the keeper?