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I can't imagine any player who likes receiving wages every month would go anywhere near the Jambos. I'm sure Porter will move on, but to a Championship or lower EPL club.

It's nothing to do with the club. The agents go running to the papers with half-baked stories to try and start a bidding war. The higher the price, the more the agents get in their 15% cut.

It's obvious I'm no Malcolm fan, and I'd be happy to see him move on during the window. From McGhee's past comments, he obviously wanted him to play in the midfield and has been disappointed in the lack of fitness which has prevented from playing that role more often. I'd be much happier keeping Reynolds for that role and freeing up Fat Boab's salary for other options.

According to football-lineups.com, Engedal is 1.83m i.e. almost exactly 6ft.

For all LDCs efforts, the football club is in major financial trouble. They could be out of business very soon. No wages for players (again)

They allegedly have both undersoil and a cover system.

Aye, here is his first name if a mod wants to cut and paste it. Maroš

Thought it would end up a draw. That's an okay result considering both team's form the last few weeks.

He has to stay on the pitch to do that.

Quinn is an idiot and a liability. If he's not getting sent off giving away needless pens, he's trying to get sent of by elbowing players.

St. Mirren will be flying for the first 20 or 30 mins. If we can keep it tight and quieten down the crowd we have a chance. (Sorry, was that too many football manager clichés?)

There are many more young Scottish players coming through the ranks these days than in recent years. Even the OF are using a lot more home grown players. You can't create them overnight, however, so short term there will still be a mix of overseas and local talent in Scottish teams. So, in other words, I think your basic premise is wrong

Internet stream available here and working for the overseas Dossers too. Fancy a draw today, hoping we sneak a win.

If he said "never" then he hasn't quite grasped the concept of democracy and/or kickbacks. However, to quote my favourite TV judge, I wouldn't trust anything a Lanarkshire councillor said if their tongue came notarised. There were councillors that told my parents a supermarket would never be built behind their house. Then Safeway had a wee chat to Mr. Dewar and his cronies and guess what happened?

I don't think anybody has ever said (or even implied) that this is likely to happen soon.

A 5000 seater plastic legoland stadium wouldn't be better, no.

Exactly. He may not be a Motherwell Man, but neither was wee Tommy, and he did no' bad. I have been a big critic of McGhee's words and actions in the past. However, he made his choice to stick with us this season, even if it was at the airport, and I'm happy to support him and his team.Of course, that doesn't mean I won't moan about some of his decisions, but I still think he has the ability to turn the season around and move us up the table.

Good news. Here's hoping he lives up to the hype

I think that's being a wee bit overdramatic Even if we added nobody to the squad, I don't think there is any danger of us being relegated. We will always have problems attracting quality players because we can't afford big transfer fees or big wages. Bosmans aren't much better, because the players expect to get a big signing bonus instead. Can anybody even name 2 or 3 commanding centre halves we should be pursuing that fall within our budgetary constraints?

I agree telly is here to stay, but it is still the biggest factor in smaller crowds. So get used to that too. We could let the fans in free every week and I guarantee we still wouldn't come close to filling the ground.

While cost is a factor, I still think the simplest solution to increasing the gates is to have all games kick off at 3pm in a Saturday afternoon. The staggered kick-offs and saturation of live games on the telly means only the diehards are going to attend a game.

The guy has the potential to be an excellent manager. He has spent a long time researching and studying the methods of top European clubs, and knows how he wants the game to be played. The biggest problem he has appears to be dealing with the Board. At his last two clubs he has fallen out with the Chairmen because he didn't get exactly what he wanted, exactly when he wanted it. Similarly, when he was being touted for the Scotland job, he basically talked himself out of it before he was even interviewed, by mouthing off about what a poor job the SFA were doing, and what would need to be changed before he deemed it worthy of consideration. If he can keep that side of his ego in check, he could do well at Forest. He certainly likes his teams to play a bit of football, which should suit your club.

Especially when the guy was playing behind the Gretna defence.

Pettigrew. One touch and accelerates away from the 2 defenders then passes it into the far corner. That man could play.

I think the OF make up a very small minority of that. Most of them are folk like ourselves who can't make it to many games due to the distances involved, or have to pick and choose due to finances. The Dossers were flying in from around the globe for the Cup Final - that just isn't going to happen for ICT.