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Big-spending County going down would be ideal. If cash-strapped Queen's Park stay up, they'll surely weaken further for next season. But I'd rather see Airdrie survive just because Queen's Park have no business in this league with their quarter stadium.

St Johnstone are going to bottle the league, aren't they?

Shanner

Talbot-Celtic will be nailed on for TV, you'd think. Ours will be a regular kickoff.

Boyd was a 2-star regen. The fact that he came in as a senior pro and not as a youngster or an unknown quantity probably didn't help him, but he was appallingly bad and that's why he washed out from East Kilbride before they even got promoted into the league. No idea what he's up to now but presumably it doesn't involve professional football.

I hope not. I don't think he's a bad manager but I also don't think he's an especially good one. Not what we need.

Player of the year he is.

Thanks for that

I reckon by the end of this season Storer will be the best 'keeper in his time here.

This is also what gives me pause about the guys currently with part-time clubs, like McEndoe - it really is going to need to be someone who's on the training ground first thing in the morning, five days a week.

McIndoe is worth an interview to hear how he would adapt to the full-time game. He's worked wonders at Edinburgh. Wouldn't say no to hearing from Naysmith either. McCabe hasn't done enough for me. This is assuming it's even true that Raith are in for Imrie and he's looking to move on, no idea if it is or not. Realistically it'll be Davies though.

Yeah exactly. If it's someone who previously played in the WC then Efe Ambrose is more recent.

Assuming the squad we aexpect, Shankland will go to the World Cup next summer, the first ex-Morton player to do so since Kabba Modou-Cham of Belgium. (Nah not really, it would be Joe Jordan in 1982, wouldn't it?)

Former Morton ace Lawrence "The Larry" Shankland scores for Scotland as they go 2-1 up against Scandinavian minnows Denmark in a must-win World Cup qualifying tie. (Although Scotland concede right after.)