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Stuart Bannigan for me is the beating heart of Thistle. He's been there through the ups and downs, and he's had his own injury battles along the way. But he never hides and much more often than not makes a positive difference. Even when he was being written off I didn't think he was doing too much wrong, apart from carrying a team struggling for form. Thanks Banzo. We are lucky to have you.

Has Darren Brownlie played every game this season and if so is he the only player to do so? The sort of defender every successful team needs.

Totally dominated midfield. Bannigan hasn't put a foot wrong. Just need to keep playing the same way for as long as possible. No sitting back and letting them back in to it.

Look like a 4-3-3 or Tiffoney on right wing?

Think Penrice is a good call. Like his mobility and he never hides. Some tough selection choices for McCall - go for consistency or freshen things up? Suspect it will be the former expecting adrenaline to get them over the line.

Take that. Difficult to recover for Thursday though, bearing in mind Falkirk had evening off

Listening to Radio Scotland commentary and very few mentions of Docherty or Gordon. Neither of them are the type to control the midfield. Wish we had Bannigan for games like this...

Not just saying this - I always thought he would come good.

I remember McKenna playing in central defence before his injury. Would like to see him back there alongside Brownlie.

Not watching it but I know that Docherty will be getting in the way of Bannigan in middle of park, Graham will be giving the defence an easy ride because he lacks mobility, and McKenna, who should've started at centre back instead of Senna will be providing little threat wide.

And I'm not a huge fan of Brian Graham, but he was stretching - don't think it was the sitter everyone is making it out to be.

I think Sena has really excellent potential however ultimately he will not be a centre-half.

'Cute' push

Interesting to see if Utd will have the edge fitness wise later on in game - would expect them to.

Good link up play for the goal. Long time since I've seen that sort of move through the middle.

On club YouTube channel

It does - it means players can be furloughed while unable to play.

I agree that lower leagues are being unfairly treated, however is it not a bit moot given weather and state of the pitch? I reckon most if not all of our home games would've been postponed.

The military are already involved - I know because a colleague at another local authority has had meetings with them - he has been helping with analysis of population distribution to determine best location for vaccination centres. I'm also a bit concerned about there being an element of post code lottery about this. My 89 mum (Glasgow) has heard nothing, my wife's 89 year old aunt (Dundee) has had first jab.

Not confident any vaccination targets will be met. The logistics are exceptionally challenging and systems archaic.

Think that would have to happen if they mothball the season. Club could use furlough until April, but after that who knows.

Draw was fair result. And happy with it after sending off. Thought Murray showed more than in previous weeks. Hope Docherty's knee injury not that bad, although I think Gordon can play deeper and maybe makes space for Lyons or Spittal.

Commentary very rose tinted for Falkirk... Bang average performances getting glowing credit...

Well that's game over...

Even scrappy game. Rudden more of a threat than Graham has been in recent weeks.