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+1 goal difference. 21 better than the next best goal difference in the bottom 6 and better than three of the top 6.

Shields has 5 goals in 14 appearances with Queens Park this season. Moult has 1 goal in 12. However, if I was a betting man, I'd bet SK isn't looking at either option to replace KVV.

Expected nothing less from County today. They are where they are for a reason, so an agricultural approach was their best chance of a point. Good to see we were still pushing for a win in the 128th minute.

One for the "leave with a few minutes to go" brigade. Neen for van Veen. Make your choice...

They knew the other results were going their way. A point would have been huge for them. Shame.

County's early tactic - crock KVV

The Well Society sent out an email today soliciting feedback on the proposals by noon on 26th May. Don't be shy.

I lost that innocence when I went to the 1975 semi-final against Airdrie with the same notion.

Even if he was 100% it was a top class save.

Looking over Hampden before kick-off: great Opening 20 mins: stressed at Utd hitting the post and offside "goal" Scoring the opener: elated Maxwell getting badly injured: stressed Utd equaliser: stressed and worried due to Maxwell's injury Goal: exicted Goal: we might just about hang on here Utd goal: more stress we won't see it out Utd goal: more stress Final whistle: exhausted and stressed Extra time kick-off: can't let it go to penalties Goal: elated Remainder of extra time: stressed, feels like 2 hours Maxwell's save from Malpas: Unbelievable, we've done it! It's great to look back on, but I was a nervous wreck for 120 minutes as it really was a game that was decided on the last kick/save of the game. What a day.

I'm certainly getting close to closing it due to it being mostly mince.

I like to think we'll be very even handed and beat all five teams. The bottom 4 can sort out the relegation issues between themselves.

The difficulty of the post-split games are very context dependent. After the weekend's results, County are definitely looking at an escape route now. If Killie win their home game against St Johnstone, however, County really need to beat us to have a realistic chance of overhauling them to safety. So it has the makings of a tough game. On the positive side, County are second bottom for a reason. We have a decent record against them and I doubt Jordan White is going to cause as many problems for McGinn/Butcher/Casey as he did for the wobbly Dundee Utd defence. In fact, I'd say he is an ideal match-up for our back 3. I imagine they will be looking to keep things tight and hit us on the break rather than come out all guns blazing, but if we can get the same kind of start as we did against Killie that should force their hand and make a more open game. And I fancy our chances in an open game. 3 - 0 for us, with 2 late goals.

Adidas please.

It's the the middle of May and this season doesn't end for another 3 weeks and it's too early to be releasing a new kit?

You're making feel old for remembering the MFC script on the 1970 shirt.

As opposed to the let downs from our poor performances in the League Cup?

His first pen should be titled "Budget Bergkamp's Poundshop Panenka" Great recovery though. Never easy to hit a retake.

I don't have a huge dislike of Utd, but Jim Goodwin was a thug on the field, so no sympathy for him. Also Steven Fletcher's man-bun needs removed from the top flight.

Their pitch is terrible, but it's still better than plastic. I'd bet the players feel better after playing on it than after playing on plastic too.

In our last 2 games the defence has given up a total of 2 shots on target. That's a a good platform for winning.

They've been very fragile at the back all season, as their -25 goal difference confirms.

And not lost any away games.

I'm hoping they're resting him because they have received a huge bid from an EPL team.

Aye, losing out on an extra few hundred thousand Euros and UEFA bonus payments (even after a first round KO) is a real bonus.