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  1. Ageing like a bottle of raw milk left out on the door step in Somalia, this take. Once again fact-based analysis triumphs over 'demented haverings' as a response to the team's performance levels.
  2. Final point (well mebbe no) about today's performance was the fitness levels, which were tremendous after going 4-3 up to not just defend but take the ball up the park in purpose and in numbers. There was a wee comment from Miller recently about him and MOH making training tougher - a standard enough new coaching team trope, but we are demonstrably finishing games in remarkable shape given the circumstances (away at Firhill playing without the ball much, then with ten men for an hour today).
  3. Bump. This thread and our subsequent turnaround should be the instructive lesson as to why a) dung football managers should in fact be removed from their post ASAP and b) it is always possible for a struggling football club to actually do so. 7 weeks since this point was spent wasted discussing the fate of this wage-padding, fucking loser. Sad!
  4. No other officiating decisions he deigned to cast his BBC Scotland pundit eye across? Quelle surprise! Get it right fucking round him and his fraudulent attempt to be the high line Barcelona team of the Scottish second tier. It's absolutely no coincidence that as soon as the second quarter has come round, he's been found out. And any manager who engineered their defeat from 3-2 up against ten men today - refusing to pull their defence back because philosophy - should be sacked on the spot. Thankfully he has not and so 23 points will be a fixed target for some time to come.
  5. We're at Livingston next week (and Dunfermline the week after), so a straightforward 2-0 win isn't likely. We can however cause both serious problems - I can see us winning one of the two. Bottom line is that we've gone from being completely holed beneath the waterline by that prick Murray, to having an 1:1 games:points record now. So from here, we can take the occasional away defeat safe in the knowledge that our home games and home game in hand are coming in December. The recovery of our position to where we should have been all along is complete, with three dung outfits that can still be reeled in and overtaken. If we don't have an admin deduction, we'll be at or above Stenny's points total by the end of January now.
  6. Never in doubt btw.
  7. Rather than appealing the red card, we should be appealing why such an odious, incompetent and officious bell piece is appointed to handle full time professional football matches. The SFA operates with the same degree of nepotism that you'd expect in the fucking Philippines. Get our US overlords to intervene.
  8. At least two outstanding, strong hand saves today.
  9. A decisive argument for forced sterilisation policy, right there.
  10. STILL no cards for these cheats and hammer throwers.
  11. Put Ballantyne (right) and Longridge out in the full back positions and we can still win this.
  12. Stenhousemuir joining 'AI' in the list of stupid wee hype bubbles being deflated in brutal fashion. Sad!
  13. Put the tarpaulin cover over and cart him off to the glue factory.
  14. Adjective: catastrophic ,ka-tu'stró-fik Extremely harmful; bringing physical or financial ruin You describe a non-acquired potential gain of £10k of reaching the last 16 of the Challenge Cup as 'catastrophic' to GMFC. What word, then, describes the £350k actual shortfall that the football club is facing? What equivalent business of GMFC's size would consider a fluctuation of £10k worth of revenue as 'catastrophic' to their operations? Are you incapable of gradating adjectives or grasping the relative size of numbers? Or - and this is a wild guess - are you just being a total drama queen based on your arbitrary fixation with the Challenge fucking Cup? That would certainly explain why you were rending your garments in similar fashion last year - when there was no disclosed or indeed existing shortfall for the fantasy six figure prize money to fill. And it would also explain your posts about fining players for not taking chances, or indeed your rolling meltdown at Cochrane's performance inside the ground too. If pushing back against such ludicrous posturing is contrarian then I'm more than happy to wear that badge. You are making a fool of yourself with this obsession IMHO.
  15. How much prize money has been missed out on? Be extremely specific. The club's existing shortfall is not impacted one jot by cup exits, and anyone pinning their hopes on the Challenge Cup to deal with that problem was a fool to do so. But just like Christmas, the unhinged meltdown on this forum about not getting our Certain Challenge Cup Jackpot starts earlier and earlier each passing year.
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