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Looks to me like there might be multiple cameras. There are dark lines coming from around each main stand side corner and next to the half way line line you say, feels like different cameras stitched together. If that's the case then the slow panning is a software thing designed for smooth motion rather than the camera being slow. Perhaps suggests it could be fixed (or hopefully manually controlled!!!)

There's no commentary for the steam, the commentary is on Jagzone. What you can hear will be incidental.

It could be. I get that it's a test stream, so perhaps I shouldn't be so critical. But I don't get why a manned camera wouldn't be allowed.

All it takes is a seagull to fly past the other end of the pitch or the goalie to shout and the camera pans away from the action.

Like honestly, I never thought a live stream could somehow be the most tinpot thing we've ever done. They could have just used a top end mobile phone and put it on a tripod and it would have been better than a camera that detects movement.

What on earth is this being filmed on? Did they buy a Portal for a living room and decide that'll be brilliant? It's awful.

Is that the one where Dorrans scored an incredible overhead bicycle kick as a consolation goal?

Oh I totally understand that perspective, but with players double-hatting as coaches it's effectively a different job. It doesn't sit well but we've been relegated so we'll look for these types of savings I guess. Still not sure how it affects the promotion push in a way that O'Ware's new job won't, BH.

We've got some positive publicity from this and should be a mutually beneficial arrangement for the club and Graham. Many senior players will look to get coaching experience, usually with youth teams and probably supplement their playing wage (didn't see anyone complain when O'Ware was given a coaching role at Troon the other month). I've no idea what the problem here is. If he was coaching with the academy it wouldn't be a problem. What is it that bothers you about this BH?

It's a black training top with a Thistle badge on it. A red and yellow trim on the sleeve would have transformed it.

Could well be. I remember going in to get a name and number (Lennon, 8) on a Thistle top and David McCallum was serving me. The manager tried to convince me to get McCallum's name instead. Years later I was working behind the bar for a season in the hospitality at QP matches. McCallum was a coach there and I got chatting to him after they played Gretna. I told him about my visit to Greaves, he then pointed out Danny Lennon standing at the other end of the function room. Very weird day that, some ancient QP director was fussing all over some weirdo with long back long hair. Told me the guy was a millionaire. It was the next season when we were in the second division with Gretna that I realised who he was.

Viteslav, I believe

I thought our passing was the best I'd seen from us for a few years, especially under pressure. My 8 year old nephew thought it was amazing seeing our players, particularly Kakay, having two or three opponents trying to tackle him but controlling the ball and passing like there was no pressure on him at all. I don't agree that we could have been 4 or 5 up though, I felt we were guilty of trying to walk the ball into the net, but maybe that's because as bad as Morton were, their defence was fairly well organised and we seemed to find it tough to make clear cut scoring opportunities.

Looked a stonewall penalty to me at the time and the highlights don't change that. Led with his elbow going up for the header and caught him with it.

@javeajag I've hidden your post as it's abusive, not for the first time in this thread either. Making fun of people's mental health is not on.