Smurph

Doolan and Dargo upfront please.

Source?

Hmm... The first half was absolutely rotten. One half-decent chance for each team - Stewart chipping the goalkeeper (and I think he should have done better) and when McLaughlin hit the post. What an awful half of football that was. Second half livened up a bit and was a lot more open. We had a spell of around fifteen minutes in which we looked quite threatening. We played the ball down the wings and got some success from that, but we never had enough men in the box. We had most of our chances at this point, which wasn't a lot, but we lacked any real penetration and couldn't get in behind the QOTS defence. Final fifteen minutes Queens got into it a bit more and had a few decent opportunities. McKenna was unlucky with his long distance shot, but I think that was before our pressure. Brighton did well with his chance but Fox made a really good save to stop him. I can't believe that Elliot missed the chance at the end though. An absolute sitter. A draw was a fair result, and what I had expected, but we really should have won it at the very end. Stewart was probably our best player upfront as he's the only player who actually did anything of note; and Balatoni and Archibald did well at the back.

Will be heading to Dumfries for this. I'd expect the formation to be the exact same as last week, and the only players swapping are Scully/Fox and maybe Erskine for O'Donnell. This is a game that we really should win, not in that sense, but we can win, but I think a draw is a likely result.

What's in the packed lunch?

Ian McCall.

As per pretty much everyone, I'm in two minds over this. If I was McNamara I would probably start Fox but tell Scully he can play the game against Spartans/Culter and maybe a less important game.

Brilliant result for us. Up to 4th now, four points ahead of bottom, seven points behind top - who we play next week.

Him and Showunmi make some partnership...

SLIGHT exaggeration I feel.

Average White Band - Pick Up The Pieces Frankie Miller - Darlin' Rod Stewart - Maggie The Bluebells - Young At Leart Bronksi Beat - Small Town Boy The Jesus and Mary Chain - Just Like Honey Edwym Collins - A Girl Like You Primal Scream - Movin' On Up Teenage Fanclub - Everything Flows Biffy Clyro - Mountains Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out KT Tunstall - Suddenly I See Overall, that's fairly pish. I've learned from these four weeks that there are more songs from Scottish artists that I like, but they missed out some massive inclusions. Glasvegas in-front of Frightened Rabbit? Really?

Telt.

"Do you think Partick Thistle will ever win a trophy again?"

Oh no, what a shame. You won't be able to support Partick Thistle now if that's the case.

I wouldn't mind if they played at Scotstoun. It would make no difference to me at all.

Why should they piss off? They don't want to play at Broadwood due to the demands of the council who own it. If they can get move somewhere else and at a cheaper price what should stop them? And why do you care? How many Clyde games will you be attending?

She'd get more than a thumb.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHzgzN9H6QM Hmmm.. I don't know whether I like it. Katie though.

It's going to be a draw because of this.

Edwyn Collins - A Girl Like You Teenage Fanclub - Everything Flows Primal Scream - Movin' On Up

70's Average White Band - Pick Up The Pieces Rod Stewart - Maggie Frankie Miller - Darlin' 80's Bronksi Beat - Small Town Boy The Jesus and Mary Chain - Just Like Honey The Bluebells - Young at Heart

I listened to their first album, We Started Nothing, recently and I forgot how good and catchy it was. New album next year apparently. Oh, and I fancy Katie.

David Crawford according to THW on Twitter.

Dunfermline last March. 0-0. Eight competitive away matches ago.