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Here we go with the last game before the split Killie 34 Ross Cty 32 Dundee 30 Accies 29 Us 29 Ict 25 Killie v hertz .........home win could see Killie safe.......draw I think......away win would be the best for us Dundee v Accies.......hard to call .........again think a draw ........draw best for us Us v Ict ........must win game for us .........dread anything other........best for us ,must win game Ross Cty v Smelic....... Hopefully can't see anything other Smelic win........Smeltic by a barrow load best for us Best case scenario Killie 34 Ross Cty 32 Us 32 Dundee 31 Accies 30 Ict 25 Worst Killie 37 Ross Cty 35 Accies 32 Dundee 30 Us 29 Ict 28 Tomorrows game,for me,is the most important game of the season for us,we have got to start winning games,starting tomorrow Happy Easter Ps after 33 games 2 seasons ago we were already well adrift of the pack Accies 43 Thistle 38 Killie 38 Ross Cty 37 Us 31 St Midden 21 And ICT were third in the league 55 pts Dundee were sixth on 44 pts

It's again all down to us........will have to do something we haven't done for over a year......win back to back league games Surprised we haven't made a televised game

Found this on P&B......payments for this season.......each place increases by £52,750 for bottom six places News Win Sign in/Join STV News Scotland UK HOME Football This is how much your team will make in post-split money Grant Russell Grant Russell 19 hours ago Almost £11m will be shared amongst the top six, with the bottom six splitting £6.5m. Premiership clubs share the vast majority of SPFL prize money. Premiership clubs share the vast majority of SPFL prize money. SNS Group The top six sides in the Scottish Premiership will share a prize pot of almost £11m as the 2016/17 season draws to a close. Celtic, Aberdeen, Rangers, Hearts, St Johnstone and Partick Thistle will receive between £2.8m and £1.3m each, depending on their final league placing. The league's bottom six clubs - Kilmarnock, Ross County, Dundee, Hamilton Academical, Motherwell and Inverness CT - will divide £6.5m of a total top-flight revenue split of £17.4m. The top six The biggest prize is reserved for the champions. Celtic will pick up £2.8m for lifting the Premiership trophy, £800,000 more than any other side. As well as pushing for the incentive of a European spot, there are bigger cash prizes on offer for teams finishing in higher places. The team finishing in second will receive just over £2m, with the side coming third in the final guaranteed Europa League spot picking up £1.7m. Fourth place will pick up £1.5m, fifth earn £1.4m and sixth spot guarantees a team £1.3m. The bottom six The maximum that can be made by a bottom six club is £1.21m, which is the amount on offer to the team which finishes in seventh spot. The financial gap from place-to-place is then £52,750 by position. That means the team in eighth earn £1.16m, ninth get £1.1m, tenth receive £1.06m, 11th spot earns £1m and the bottom cub get £949,500 in prize money. The bottom side also receive a parachute payment of £300,000 in the following season, and a further £150,000 if they remain out of the Premiership the year after. If a team is relegated through the play-offs, they receive a parachute payment of £500,000 in year one and £250,000 in year two if required. Payment structure Scottish Premiership payment schedule 2016/17. Scottish Premiership payment schedule 2016/17. STV Clubs have already received a chunk of the money they are due. Prize money for the 2016/17 season starts being paid out as early as August, with every Premiership club receiving £660,000, or 3% of the total pot. In December, a further £82,500 is paid to every top flight club, with the next payment coming in April after the league split. For finishing in the top six, £395,000 is paid out before the end of the season. Bottom six clubs receive a payment of £157,500. The remaining balance is paid out in the summer, with the champions receiving their balance of £1.7m, down to a £49,500 payout for the bottom club, excluding their parachute payment. The rest of the SPFL A total of 82.3% of the total SPFL prize pot is shared by Premiership clubs, leaving £3.75m to be shared amongst the other 30 teams. The Championship winners pocket the highest amount, taking in £474,450. The teams taking part in the play-offs receive £400,900, £337,600 and £274,300 for finishing second, third and fourth respectively. The winners of League One get £105,500, while the champions of League Two earn £56,970. Share this article HOME Football WHERE TO NOW? Player What's On TV News Sport Competitions Weather Appeal Follow Us On Google+ Follow Us On Twitter Join Us On Facebook About usContact usPrivacyTerms of UseCookie PolicySTV Group plc Copyright © 20072017 STV. All rights reserved. Cookie Info: To find out how to manage cookies, see our cookie policy.

Big John puts St Midden 3-1 up at Morton

Killie will have played 16 home 17 away.........they have already played the rest of the bottom 6 twice away, apart from us,so think they will be coming to FP,so looks like they will be away to someone 3 times if they are getting 19/19 split

In 2009/10 we went to the Piggery 3 times and ended up with 18 home 20 away

After next week we will have played 16 home 17 away........so to have 19 home and away over the 38 game season...we should have 3 home and 2 away in the split fixtures However we have already played Accies/Ict/Dundee twice at FP And only played Ross Cty/Killie once......so to balance that up playing all bottom six both home and away( for us) .......would mean we would have played 18 home and 20 away Think we were predicted a top six finish (ha ha ha) by the SPFL ........so the fixtures are going to be unbalanced some where along the line and can possibly see some teams playing the same team home or away 3 times In 12/13 we had 3 home 1 away fixtures against Smeltic .....next season the reverse with The Arabs ....in both we ended with 19 home n away

Started ok...... Jags scored with first real foray in to our box...... As usual far to east ..... Erskine turned Ben inside out ... Far to easy for Doolan in the middle ...... Again ball across/possibly inside six yard box ..... Will wait to see TV before criticising .... Then went to pot ..... Craig Clay Ffs ......Gordon Ffs .... Pearo Ffs ...., midfield non existant ....tactics totally wrong long ball Slight improvement in second....... Beaton a fucking disgrace throughout

Repeatedley opening the full South Stand/paying for stewards in both sections..... whenwell under 500 away fans attending.......how much does this cost the club every home game?????

The SPFL will give the reason for releasing the old firm game early is giving Pold Scotland time to arrange resources

Disappointed with our long ball tactics,especially after they went down to ten men.....Accies defenders will have sore heads this morning Clancys positioning for "the goal" was shocking imho outside the 18yard box.........can't tell where the linesman was from highlights Another hard game on Saturday...Thistle are now safe unbeaten in their last seven 15 from 21........Can't see Killie catching them for the top six place

Miss of the season last night http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/scotland/39500209

Don't matter what happens in any of the other games .......we need to start winning games...no home victory since November.....no clean sheet since December......seven points out the last thirty.....

Hopefully we don't give these wee Fannie's the run of the whole south stand and stick them up the top tier as far away from the East stand as possible.......or just stick them in the main stand...and give them a personal escort like the St J game

-------------------- Partick Thistle (total 5): Kilmarnock v Partick Thistle - 1 point........correct!!!!!! Partick Thistle v Ross County - 3 points.......correct!!!! Celtic v Partick Thistle - 0 points Partick Thistle v Motherwell - 1 point Rangers v Partick Thistle - 0 points Killie (total 1): Kilmarnock v Partick Thistle - 1 point...... Correct !!!!!! Inverness Caledonian Thistle v Kilmarnock - 0 points. ......Wrong !!!!!! Kilmarnock v Rangers - 0 points Celtic v Kilmarnock - 0 points Kilmarnock v Heart of Midlothian - 0 points Dundee (total 6): Dundee v Celtic - 0 points.........Correct !!!!!! Dundee v Aberdeen - 0 points........Correct !!!!! Ross County v Dundee - 3 points Heart of Midlothian v Dundee - 0 points Dundee v Hamilton Academical - 3 points Ross County (total 1): Inverness Caledonian Thistle v Ross County - 1 point. ......Correct !!!!!! Partick Thistle v Ross County - 0 points.........Correct !!!!! Ross County v Dundee - 0 points Hamilton Academical v Ross County - 0 points Ross County v Celtic - 0 points Us (total 8 ): Motherwell v St Johnstone - 1 point.....Wrong !!!!!! Rangers v Motherwell - 0 points........Wrong !!!!!!...... Correct amount off points

http://ichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/800/cpsprodpb/2C8A/production/_95420411_garner2.jp Have not seen it live........

SSN says they are playing with one recognised defender All games now drawing

From BBC "Rangers are unbeaten in their last 36 top flight matches against Motherwell (W27 D9) Motherwell have only won once at Ibrox in the past 20 seasons Rangers have scored twice in all four of the meetings with Motherwell this season Motherwell have lost six of their past seven matches" Unfortunately can't see things changing much today..........we live in hope !!!!!

Expected or hoped for a Sheep win.......never thought it would be 7-0....just shows how poor we have been they are still eight goals better of than us

From what I can see Thomas has played 90 minute twice in his MFC career....out of 6 first team starts over 3 seasons..one under Mcgoo... he plays on a regular basis At QoS .......he gets a game with Scotland U21's ........not saying he is going to b the next Clinging/Gahagan....but give him a chance when or if he returns

Don't think the boy has had a chance........he has started only handful of games..........been thrown on late in games,many which were lost

Noticed that after 33 games/ split we I'll have played 16 home 17 away If Partick finnish in the top 6 ( which is looking likely)....... the fixtures outstanding to play every one home and away would see us play 2 (18)home Ross Cty/Killie and 3 (20) away Accies/Ict/Dundee Obviously the league ain't turned out as SPFL predicted.....

The next round of fixtures could see us propping up the league The Sheep should beat Dundee in the Friday night game Accies v StJohn Caley v Killie Thistle v Ross Cty Can see 3 home wins.......and we will have our usual result in Govan In a ideal situation would love them all and us to draw Our current form unfortunately is relegation form ,3 points from 18......worst in the league Next two home league games will massive if we are going to remain in the league and we will need to get some wins ASAP

Naw .........Simo Valikari........you have been watching!!!!! We have made the choice..........lets get on with it.........compensation/budget demands etc etc might have influenced the choice..........will we ever know ????? Hopefully a staying up clause is in place..........he has been a manager in his own right for 30 odds games and he is been classed as failure.......hopefully his norn iron success rubs off

Out the bottom seven teams.... we have the lowest point return against the top 5............taken a measly One point The next two games are vital that we get something from Most of our rivals have managed to beat either the sheep or currant buns .....these "bonus points" have either kept them in touch or above us . Except Killie and Partick.....who have managed to beat st John or Hertz Partick have only lost one game against the bottom 7 opposition ........us Some body puts 2/3 results together pre split could see them safe Let's get some points on the board..........feck the play offs