mjw

Time we were getting back to a home game followed by an away game again and give people a break as this week alone has cost over £50 in entrance money.

go back to that one and stay till the end this time

Are you for real? it was crap and we were devoid of ideas on how to break down their well organised defence.I find it amazing how you can watch an inept performance like that and use it to call people idiots for being frustrated at losing a derby match in that manner.

Is there not a turnstyle operator on here who refutes these claims every time they come up

Maybe someone with a better memory than me can confirm but i don't remember ever being at Hampden without a healthy 'well support being there(excluding Queens Park obviously)

42,000 were at our semi against Celtic in 2006 with our end almost filled and that was on wednesday night, so the pot might not be as small as you think.

Jamie Murphy had the ball in the utd box surrounded by four utd defenders and gow was just standing 20 yards away making no effort to help,after that he seemed to get a bit of stick but maybe if there was a little atmosphere in the ground you woudn't hear the odd shout.

Bletchley park would have struggled with that

Think that may happen(sooner rather than later) wether we move or not but i certainly wont be glad to see it go after holding a membership for nearly twenty years

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If we had finished off one of the moves we had in the first 30 mins then the match reports could have been a lot different. Our main priority has to be making our possesion count as every team in the league will have a spell of pressure against us and at 1-0 we are always going to be dodgy

There semed to be a change in attitude to standing in the eat stand today (although the stewards seem to have a fetish for confiscating flags) also John Boyle was doing a walk round the east stand during the second half,maybe having a look at how the other half live.

I'm all for it but it's not just a case of turning a blind eye, there has to be a change in the law so every fan at every ground is treated the same.

Not at St Mirren surely?

The authorities always make the claim its the law or health and safety so how can strathclyde police turn a blind eye at Parkhead,St Mirren and Hampden(Scotland games) yet enforce the same rules elsewhere.

Went to the Victoria a few times as well, it was all fenced off into paddocks and was quite scary. I was always glad we didn't get fenced in as bad up here,i can only remember hearts and Hibs having fences.

I've been to the Britannia and it must be one of the coldest as well as it sits up a hill with gaps at the corners letting the wind rush in but see when they are beltin out Delilah the whole place is rocking

We just need to get the chairmen in the spl to agree then maybe we would only need to put up with them twice a season

We've had 3 attempts now at getting into the Europa league and fell short on each attempt so we will just need to get used to having empty seats, as without an injection of cash from somewhere i'm afraid we will not be able to make the next step.

Unfortunately we only need a 7'000 stadium for every game outside the old firm, as no other team is bringing the travelling support needed to fill the away end and as for your bigger and better dreams, a top six finish every season with a qualification for the europa league now and again is the reality.

If people are paying good money to watch football where is the crime in wanting to be entertained?winning ugly might be ok to some but it won't have people flocking to fir park every other week to hand over £20

Is that them that don't wear colours

Totally agree,some of their shenanigans were infuriating but i don't suppose they will be bothered when they go in the hat tomorrow

He was banging half decent balls in all first half but our players were all hitting the front post when all it would take was someone to drop off to the back, but the simple truth is we could have played alnight and not scored.

Is the build up to the match no exciting enough for you,or did you just find a spare couple of minutes for a wank of a post