Barney Rubble

Your assertion was that I said that he was wonderful. You've failed to point out where I said that.

Where did I ever say he was wonderful?

Give it a rest please. You don't fancy him, that's your well overstated opinion and you are 100% entitled to it. Let's just leave it that. No further repetition required on your part.

IMO, his overall play has come on a ton this year, especially in the air. He has had precious little service this year hence his stats being worse. Defensively the team stats prove we are an order of magnitude better than last year. Unfortunately, we offer zip up front. There's the problem.

Doolan has been our first pick striker for a reason. What's baseless about my statement?

Out of order.

No teeth up front = no goals. Jaggy has got us a solid defence, proven by the stats, but we have nothing at all up front. He's improved Doolan's game for sure, but there's nobody to play with him. One goalscorer is what we need. Soon.

Harry Curran

HJ, maybe it's best that you post when you are sober and maybe then we can all have a more objective and reasoned discussion.

I have already stated that it wasn't good enough, but that it was down to the team. Try not to personalise your rage for today's poor result on me, Mr ****wit.

Listen, this topic is about the game that we just lost through not being good enough. If the above comments reflect your opinion, then please take them to a more appropriate forum.

Bobby Law v Clyde on New Year's day 1988. Cruising at 2-0 (I think the late John McNaught scored), and just to make it interesting, the Lawman stuck one in. We rode it out.

Yes. Always remember TG saying that he turned round before playing the pass, saw an old man and thought it was Lev Yashin.

Davie Provan gave him MoM in the 0-1 Sky Game in Sept 2002, when the only thing Lambie hadn't bargained for was Henrik bloody Larsson's shoulder!! A Jags legend. for 36 (??) games.

Wow. Major respect for coming on here and confirming something like that. If it's appropriate, what were the circumstances of your brother's death, and did he leave family behind?

This sums it up perfectly. Nothing else needed.

I respect everyone's opinion on what is clearly an emotive subject, however, as I said on another forum, Gary Speed's death touched almost everyone who follows football because nobody saw it coming in any way, shape or form. Doubly so, because he was fully in the public eye less than 24 hours before he was found dead. This isn't Gazza we are talking about (and I certainly do not wish him an early death despite his well publicised personal problems or his performance against us in February 1996). Gary Speed was someone who was a member of those ever reducing bunch of individuals who play our favourite sport for the love of the sport itself. He certainly was not a mercenary, and the universal reaction to his death speaks for that. If Jaggymac saw fit to mark it with yesterday's silence then good on him for having insisted on it.

Attendance 2026 according to the BBC.

True, it's about time a striker scored for us!!

Well it's as well you ain't the manager then!! 1-0 Jags, Conrad Balatoni!!

If the gig were on a Saturday, it would be alright for fighting. Anyway, it would be better if the venue was the club at the end of the street.

No. It was a pretty turgid game all over and the scourge called Brian McPhee equalised in a scramble after about 65 minutes. I've never, ever forgiven Robert Dunn for scoring before I had even taken a bite out of my pie. A pie that is still waiting to be bitten, I might add!!

It was 7 seconds actually. Which I believe is the fastest goal ever in Scottish League football. No prizes for guessing who scored the equaliser in a 1-1 draw, though.

Song sung blue - Neil Diamond (rather that than Altered Images)

Says who? You? Statements like that only go to show that empathy ain't your strong point, Big Col. RIP Gary Speed. Hope you are now at peace with your demons.