Neil

Because McGhee is the manager and he isn't.

Guess you didn't meet the steaming hangers on who supported Celtic and Aberdeen who were chucked out the new century and then tried to pan the windows and steal an old guys mobility scooter. Lovely bunch.

I'm more annoyed with the foul for their first goal. How is that a free kick?

Special shout out to the throw in that the St Johnstone number 9 took despite the ball being about a yard away from being on the line

What a performance, man of the match from Josh law. Marvin Johnson a close second.

Ultimately who cares who is or isn't on the bench if we can get a result.

Take your pick from either centre half or ainsworth

After being confused by his addition to the game, I'd argue grimshaw changed the game. I've went for Robinson as he showed a bit of good link up play and could get stuck in to a challenge. First touch poor, but will likely improve in time.

Odd game. Ripley kept us in it with a few good stops, one in particular in first half of et where he toe poked it clear. Thomas coming on changed the game and he was crying out for the ball every time, was all over the park and always a threat. Fair play to Barraclough, he made the changes exactly when required and McDonald coming on straight after they scored confirmed it. McDonald himself looked raging that he had to go on and when he missed that sitter he seemed to decide he'd had enough of messing about, could have had a hat trick following that with some of the chances. Moult ran himself into the ground and took his goal well, he'll be sore in the morning. Lasley was poor for majority of the game but as it dragged on and he was able to create some space for himself he played better. Onto the bad,you can't fault his effort and he ran himself into the ground but Law had another poor game. Last season he played well by keeping it simple, this year he can't even seem to do that. Ainsworth was frustrating for the majority of the game and was lucky he didn't get poleaxed by some of the east fife players when he decided to play keepy uppy inside five minutes. He turned it round later on but only after the two and three men tracking him decided that they had to go and follow Thomas instead. Johnson, I assume, is not fit as he's nowhere near the player we had last year.

He and Andy Webster are apparently signing for st mirren as well as shankland from Aberdeen.

I'd have Chalmers in for next week, Hammell was poor again today. His lack of pace is now making his lack of positional sense all the more evident and its causing us no end of problems.

You may have missed him having to hop around after appearing to strain something against United. Interview from Baraclough suggests he isn't too far away.

Pm'd you

Laing strolled it.Lasley also good with a few excellent tackles.

2-0, Watt with a lovely finish

Nothing much happening. Nil nil half time

I think things took a turn for the drunker after I left!

I can't 100% remember it, but it was along the lines of 'thank God its the last day today #fuckbaracuda'

Glad Carswell is gone. His now deleted tweet at 2pm on Sunday was highly unprofessional.

I know it's unlikely, but anyone got any spares going? Got a ticket for their end but still holding out hope...

It does seem to be the tactic of the authorities- divide and conquer, the same thing happened at Parkhead with the GB. Fans need solidarity.

The only time that I have witnessed flares at a game was Scotland vs Belgium last Friday night and guess how many police/stewards went into the Belgium end to remove the items that night? Arseholes.

Personally I thought we dealt with him well, first of all down our right, Ramsden took no prisoners with him and then Hammell, who had a poor game generally, kept him quiet when he switched to the other side. There were a few moments where his pace got him the chance to cross but other than that he was average.

Kallum Higginbotham is a tosser. Other than that professional job against a poor team. Hammell continues to worry also.

That's one thing that pissed me off, Reynold's celebration. The common thing is for ex-players to have a somewhat muted celebration if they score against their former club is it not? Let alone one he allegedly supported?