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Assuming Mackay-Steven is there as a squad player and for his experience I'm fine with it. If I was a young winger with potential, the idea of training and learning from him might well attract me to Thistle.

Yes. I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing to have a midfielder in that list.

Purely going by what I've read here and elsewhere, I'm reasonably confident that Euan is one of the signings, but the Jay signing has so far looked like nothing more than social media speculation. I don't think it's fair to refer to anything as us 'missing out', unless we know the club have offered a deal. Pretty sure every club make tentative enquiries about loads of players which don't go anywhere, for lots of different reasons.

I don't think it's fair to expect much from a player who has had very limited opportunity to find form over the course of the season. Most players need playing time to perform at their best. But that then begs the question - why was he allowed to take the free-kick? Can only assume it was because of what his team mates see at the training ground. I think he could still be a decent player, but I think it's likely he'd be looking for an opportunity at another club now, and it's probably best for all parties for him to go.

Definitely not a criticism of the players and not really a criticism of the editing - it works as a documentary. Just for me I would've liked to hear a wee bit more from more of the squad. Several key players barely get a look in. Guess it's reflective of how the team was last year. Much prefer this year when it's been all about the collective effort.

Watching the documentary and seeing the contribution Kyle used to make, left me wondering why it's gone wrong for him? I don't believe that good players just become bad for no reason. And I don't think his decline should be considered terminal. Although there's a very good chance he'll leave this summer, so not likely to find out either way.

Will send these links to my son in Canada. Cheers. I enjoyed the documentary, only slight criticism is number of players who said absolutely nothing over the 4 episodes. I know that's what documentary makers do - they have to build a narrative etc, just left me wondering. Surely Kyle Turner would have something to say about having a bin launched at him for example.

Ooft - didn't realise just how painful watching back Dingwall would be...

Anyone know if this is available to watch in Canada etc?

Just got Fanbase notification saying only limited tickets left.

Bossed the 2nd half. Hat's off to Wilson. Big Tony totally changed the game. Take off a midfielder put on Watt and we boss the midfield.

Can focus on play-offs now. Might be for the best in the long run.

I think a lot of our success this year has been much more about the team collectively and not one or two individuals. Players like Paddy Reading, Dan O'Reilly, Fitz, Chalmers and others deserve recognition too. So more award categories required!

Enjoyed that - slightly tarnished by the racist comments behind me from a couple of Jags supporters who appeared to be triggered by the applause and banner held up in the JL stand. Oh well. There's a lot of ignorance out there. The whole team played well. Reading would be my motm (he would be most weeks) - just such a solid performer.

Obviously just an early indicator of a soon to be much more widespread issue. So StJ unlikely to be uniquely impacted... PS: I know you were joking...