Mad Dog

Young Max scored his first goal for Sturm Graz this evening.

Isn't that John Obika's job? Unless MW is going to move some of our coaching staff on.

A hundred times worse though?

Does Daws get credit for KvV? He was already well known to Alexander and Spittal? He was well known in the SPL. No argument about Biereth and Stam though but hopefully the latter will remain injury-free and show us what he can do.

Does he? Balcombe's only in the team because Ox was injured.

Could Calum Ward not be extended beyond this season? Rather than signing on another loan goalie as backup.

I prefer Ox in goal but Balcombe had a really good game today, so to drop him would be harsh.

Harry Smith scored two goals in a comeback win for Swindon against Bradford - 5-4.

Casey was solid at the back today and had a decent chance to score a late winner.

I don't think it was that bad. It was an improvement on the past few games, plenty fight and spirit in the team. Defensively looked much better too, with Balcombe, O'Donnell and Casey all having good games.

Are you still with us?

Armstrong's been a cheating wee fanny ever since he moved to Killie. I remember Furlong sorting him out once when he was at it a couple of seasons ago.

Just one question I'd ask: are we married to three at the back? Is it possible that we could switch to a more traditional four at the back, allowing more numbers in midfield?

When did they start?

I think that they're both back at training.

I'd go along with that. Hope we're wrong though.

Any idea what happened to Liam Gordon? Didn't look to be injured but perhaps still not right after his recent head knocks.

Looked like Gueye lost his rag when he lost the ball initially, so arguably retaliation. Wasn't a dangerous tackle as contact was minimal but I did expect VAR to recommend a red card for it.

Slattey and Paton both worked really hard today with the latter edging it slightly.

Were you watching it on the telly? I saw the replay and there was no foul at all.

It's Ellery Balcombe.

Guernsey's probably the closest you can get to being outside the U.K. Edit: forgot about Ireland.

Hopefully, although I have enjoyed listening to his punditry on MFC TV.

Okay, I'll assume that you could have worded your opinion better as you mentioned only Miller as an example. I agree that not all of those with Scottish ancestry are necessarily fully committed to Scotland. However, being born outside of Scotland (like myself) doesn't automatically make someone not Scottish. I'll give you Richard Gough, Andy Goram, Stuart McCall and Kieran Tierney as examples of proud Scotsmen born outside the country.

I take exception to that. Which 'non-Scot' took Miller's place?