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Bit Celtic-y! 😆😆😆

We're The Steelmen, The Mighty Steelmen, We're here to scrap & fight, (Repeat) Oooh, ooh, ooh, ooh ooh The Wimmer Way (Repeat) The Wimmer Way! The Wimmer Way! The Wimmer Way!

The one I always remember is Karl Higgingbottom for Partick Thistle. Not really sure what that was all about. Dont remember him getting that much of a hard time when he was our player......

Hope not. Id have to tear a piece of my clothing.

Looks more like Ben Kingsley in Sexy Beast!

Have you ever considered a career in refereeing? 😆😆😆

Is that you Mr Roy? Boom! Boom! 😆😆😆

Its just therapy mate. So many of us backed him to turn it around right up to the end despite all his faults because we felt the club needed to break the cycle of sacking managers. His total meltdown and the subsequent media circus is probably vindication for the likes of Wellfan and a few others. The rest of us will get there. Ultimately he has done us a favour by resigning and showing his true colours. Mon the WimmerKoc Revolution!

Define "older crowd" I might need to disassociate myself from that particular group! 😆😆😆

You'd need to be deaf to believe that. He got abuse just about every week, even when we were doing well. No worse than pretty much every Motherwell manager we have had in my lifetime, but it was there. Some folk just like to go to the football to vent their spleen. If it stops them battering the wife and kids its probably a good thing......

Booing is part of football and as old as time. I never do it during the game unless its at the officials! 😉 But if a performance has been utterly honking then I think its fair game at half time or full time. Singling individual players out though has never been my bag. Not really sure what it achieves.

Never saw him play, but remember him on the coaching staff during the 91 Cup run. RIP Cammy.

A new manager who filled his team full of 6 foot plus athletes to compete in the top flight was never going to play out well for him. The loan to Millwall was also poorly chosen. Not sure why they took him or why Luton agreed to it. I was surprised though that the loan to Charlton didnt work when he was re-united with the manager that signed him for Luton in the first place. But without seeing them playing every week or knowing what the backstory was its hard to understand why that also failed. Hopefully he can get his career back on track as I still think he has Scotland caps in him as a defensive mid, but Id rather it was away from Scotland and he didnt have to keep coming back to hurt us on a regular basis.

You can criticise SOD for his performances if you like, but to criticise his attitude towards the fans is way off line imho. He takes plenty stick but has never bitten back or disrespected us publicly. He has certainly had his fall outs with managers , but we have all been crying out this season for players who will challenge the manager and not just sit silently and accept what is happening. Personally, I dont think he has been great for us over the piece, but nowhere near as bad as some make him out to be. Thats not a great defence for him and its difficult to see how he keeps his place in a high pressing team, but lets keep it factual.

I kind of agree, but also think thats a bit harsh at the same time. He was never gonna make EPL level as he just isnt big enough or athletic enough to mix it with some of the guys with the same battling qualities he has, but I thought he would do fine in the Championship and he did, initially at least. I always thought he would be very good in the "Scott Brown" role just sitting in front of a back 4 harrying and disrupting. Ironically just the kind of player we need right now. For some reason no one ever played him like that preferring the box to box midfielder role that I didnt think he was particularly suited to. Anyway, not our player now, I wish him well. Just not on Saturday. If he does score, just dont celebrate wee man!