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I know it was Celtic but St Johnstone could have easily been beaten by double digits yesterday and with that in mind, I wouldn't be surprised if they rock up at Fir Park this weekend and walk away with three points with us barely having had a shot at goal.

It wouldn't surprise me in the slightest if we turned up today only to miss out to St Mirren also winning.

Balmers red card has been rescinded which was no surprise. I think we have been on Willie Collum's apology show every month.

VAR overturned, not for the first time that wee nonce has tried to buy a red this season.

That red card call was utterly pathetic. Getting close to the brink of binning football, each and every week we're seeing these totally inconsistent decisions in the league. Aberdeen guy got away with much worse last week.

Gooooalllll

Andrews has started a couple when he first joined then fell out the scene a bit. Great opportunity to put some breathing room between the bottom 2 which would be nice. Been awfy generous to many of the struggling sides this season.

The football on display has been brutal to watch over the past few seasons. We have had far too many performances where we haven't laid as much as a glove on the opposition. Today seemed as a predictable result and performance as they come, it's a real shame that almost 2000 fans travelling couldn't motivate the side in any way. I wouldn't shed a tear of he got his jotters but that won't happen He will fluke a win next week.

Pathetic performance yet again, I can take getting beat but it's scary how often we come away from games having not even put a glove on the opposition, and even scarier that some of these games have been against some right gash teams. I actually feel for the fans that travelled. If a big travelling away support can't at least get you hyped up for a game what will.

Scott Burns reporting that we want to sign Luke Armstrong on loan from Carlisle United.

McGinn is out for four months, I wonder if we will look to add defensively now.

O'Donnell has certainly made an impression in his last few appearances. Six goals conceded to Hibs in two games and each and every one was actually laughable.

Welcome back Slattery, we've missed you.

I feel for the fans who have been forking out regularly for away games as of late. Some of the performances have been depressing.

Hopefully plenty positive things to shout and cheer about today. Too baltic to sit and suffer a performance like the Hearts one. A three points would be most welcome.

They have plenty defensive worries at the moment and it sounds like they will be having to field a duo of Propper who has failed to set the heather on fire and a right back (Sterling) as a centre back partnership complimented by Tavernier who can't defend and Jefte, with that being said you just know we won't get a sniff. Gordon and Stama have been dealing with knocks with the latter possibly missing out entirely. Any points would be most welcome but like MJC mentioned above, seldom do they lose twice on the bounce domestically then to add to that they have Celtic which they will likely lose.

Lovely stuff esph after the last trio of performances. Clean sheet as well.

Poor stuff. Pumped by a team with Jon McCracken and Scott Tiffoney in it.

Head knock rule seems to have been relaxed the past month. Anyway two howling goals to concede.

4-2

Nick Walsh is the referee for this. For every free kick he gives us in the final third of the pitch I'll donate £20 to charity. We sat off them at Hampden earlier in the season and conceded early. When we put more attacking emphasis on them in the second half we caused plenty of problems but a great save denied us a point late on. I know it was a closed door friendly but we pumped a strong Gers side on the international break over a month ago. Aberdeen showed us last night what to do, the side contain the likes of Barron, Souttar, McAusland et al some absolute guff compared to the quality we have beat convincingly in the past.

Ft - great result.

Goall

Robinson and Halliday oan

Goallll