Jagsfan58

I think I'm catching your drift. McCoist probably realises they is a chance they are heading into administration and could lose a few players. So he has told Hutton to take his foot of the gas and to tip the wink to half the Thistle side to do the same when they come calling. All fitting into place now, thanks for that!

I doubt you would be saying that if he was with us and gave us even a fifth of the success he brought Aberdeen!

Have to agree with the above comments, love or hate him no one can deny his achievements. For people with short memories that say it's easy to win things when you have so much money to spend, should look back to what he did with Aberdeen. He proved his credentials there by putting the ugly sisters in their place winning: 3 League titles; 4 Scottish cups; 1 League Cup; Cup Winners cup; European Supercup. leagues and cups and culminating in that great triumph over Real Madrid to lift the cup winners cup.

There is no denying Balatoni has not had a great season, however he had a good game today. There were a few occasions where he made clearance headers that had he not managed to get a head to, would have had us in trouble. Also he was very alert making some telling tackles. So if a player begins to play well give them credit for it, rather than spouting blinkered views as you made up your mind you don't like them. Hopefully we will see this type of performance more regularly and if so, he will be a big benefit to the team.

Very disappointing and frustrating performance and an opportunity lost to tightening up the league. The only ones that can take something out the game were: Scully - couple of stops to keep us in it. The back four, minus one... Paul had a bad un! and Cairney who chased and harried all tried to make things happen. Alas the rest of the team failed to appear, though maybe a little unkind to Dools was was probably the closest of the rest to getting pass marks. Unfortunately, playing County with half a team is not good enough to take anything from a game.

Bannigan for me too, IMO he'll turn into a very good player for us. Yes, expect he'll give the ball away at times, though see his midfield play similar in the mould to that of a good striker, someone not frighted to miss but always willing to be there for the next one.

You can't blame him for looking forward to going back, though to be fair he has also been very clear he has enjoyed his time with us. He's done us a good turn, and would gladly welcome him back if ever the opportunity arose.

Now that is what you call a top pair on one hot flush!

Cheers - I've seen that clip, spooky when you think about it. For me these two stand a wee bit ahead of the the other great players I've been lucky enough to see.

Great prize for some lucky person. I wonder if I'll be more lucky with this that the 50/50, eh no, not likely!

Agree on where you are coming from here. Though went for Messi as first player since seeing Maradona at Hampden that was a lightbulb moment. Both I believe were 17 at the time I saw them. Maradona was already touted for a future great when he turned up with Argentina to give Scotland the run a round, though Messi was still a bit of an unknown quantity here. The game against Osasuna was one of his first starts for Barca. He did not score and had a high and wide effort, however the way he went past players for fun was incredible to see. You just knew you were seeing someone special, so much so I called my brother right after the game to tell him I've just seen someone that is going to be sensational. Not great quality but here is a video of his performance.

Very few fans around where I was sitting thought it was a penalty, if anything it looked more like one when Cairney went down earlier. Certainly fell in to the soft category, though bu66ered to know why we arguing over it as we have been done in the past and will no doubt be again.

Nope! Weird as it sounds we were looking good up until we scored. Unfortunately we went into our shell after that and basically invited them on to us. For those there, there was a sense of an inevitable equaliser just around the corner, punctuated by some breaks where they had next to no one at home defending. So yes, chances came our way but it was a game we never had under control from when Cairney put the penalty away. (Well maybe a couple of minutes towards the end.) In a way, a little reminiscent of our display against Queens when we won after a very poor display. Were we happy bunnies at the end? too right we were!

I went for Cairney last month, though I've gone for Hutton this time around. Close though!

Made me remember some guy shouting 'someone should get that guy a satnav for xmas' to Erskine, when he mis-controlled the ball last season up in Dingwall and ended up going about 20-30 yards towards our own goal.

My ribs are sore from laughing at Rab Douglas's head nearly exploding! Belter!

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This thread reminds me of deadly boring nil all draws! Praying for the board to go up showing 0 added minutes, so we can all bu**er aff hame!

Scotland v Argentina, think it was 3-0 going on 10. First time I saw a Scotland crowd applauding the opposition for giving us a severe humping. Messi playing for Barcelona against Osasuna, when on a wee holiday.

Thistle: Rough for me too! Other: Messi (though and close call over Maradona.)

You're only Scottish by a bawhair - Jags fans at Gretna We're going to deep fry your pizza's - Jags fans at Livingston (When the Italian owned them) which were a bit better than your: You only sing when your fishing (Peterhead) and You're going home in a tractor (Ross County)

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