dunning1874

McGinty should be told to walk home for doing that in the 92nd minute.

There's bad misses and there's the sitter of the decade.

You cannot throw points away with misses like that.

No passable individual performances in that 45 minutes. There've been a couple of decent bits of play with Colville, Nesbitt and Strapp linking up down the left - one ending in another poor cross from Strapp, one with the ball going to Orsi who shocking lost it immediately. That's literally all we've had to offer and we've not remotely looked liked scoring here.

Huge injury blow for us with Gregor Buchanan missing out.

A few Premiership clubs have been recalling goalkeepers who were out on loan, possibly after the St Mirren issues v Hibs they're wanting to have their young goalkeepers readily available in case all the first teamers have to isolate. I suppose if the suspension of Leagues One & Two is extended before the end of January we could get someone on loan from one of them if they aren't going to be using their first choices anyway? Although by the same token the suspension of the WOSL means we should at least have Wylie back to sit on the bench if McAdams is injured or sent off during a game,

If there is any reason to believe it might happen, the National League clubs are complaining about getting loans rather than grants so may give some consideration to suspending the league, in which case Chesterfield surely won't be making signings. You'd think Gunning would only be walking away from Gloucester if he knows a concrete offer is on the table though.

The Gloucester manager took the Chesterfield job and is apparently taking half the squad with him, so sadly that's probably all there is to it.

Yes, the solution to our weakness at centre forward is clearly putting Brian McLean up front, or failing that signing some Dunga McClung figure from a literal pub team.

Neither McAlister or Jacobs being picked is certainly an interesting decision. As good as Lyon has been since Hopkin left, that's asking for the midfield to be overrun.

It was only two seasons before joining us that O'Connor had scored 12 goals in the top flight, 16 in all competitions in his second spell at Hibs. There was serious talk of him getting back into the Scotland squad with his form that season. Cocaine's a hell of a drug.

Alleged footage of latest board meeting:

We need to get better at maintaining our performance when we have a lead. Obviously to some extent it's inevitable that your opponents are going to put you under more pressure, but we're coughing up avoidable chances when a bit of composure would let us see games out.

Fucking hell Oliver. That's so wasteful.

Millar is an interesting decision.