Harrybriscoe

Just out of interest, who coaches our strikers during training? A few times this season I would loved to have seen our striker draw the ball back to is left foot for his shot, which can often send the defenders and keeper the wrong way, leaving time and space for a clean strike. I can't blame anyone for having a go but too often our shots are predictable and easily blocked.

Nah. I think we'll have to agree to disagree on this one regarding whether or not it was a foul by Gordon on Azeez. After watching it again, what is clear is that if any contact did occur it was outside the box. Btw, just saw the fourth Celtic goal. Who was that McGregor ghosted by to stroke the ball into the Thistle goal? Quelle surprise! Sean Welsh. This ball watching is one of our major failings and we need to cut it out.

Do you think we could all calm down about. We lost against the best team in the league, so what? I didn't see all the goals but from what I gather 2 and 3 were down to sloppy play on our part. For me, this is what we have to focus on and try to eradicate from our game. But at present we can compete with every other time bar Celtic and the more negative comments on here are just depressing to read. I did criticise Liam for his lack of action at Celtic's first but he did ever so well for our goal. More of that Liam please. As for the 'penalty incident'. Once again, Ade's first touch let him down and from memory I thought Craig Gordon attempted to pull his arm out of the way, only making neglible contact, if any. Never a penalty, but a yellow card seemed harsh. But dems the rules these days.

Disappointing goal to lose. I'm afraid that once again I feel young Liam had to be sharper and quicker of thought there, slide in and put that out for a corner instead of standing off hoping the keeper gets it.

Gave in and had a look at the match 'highlights'. Azeez is an absolute wage thief! There must be guys playing junior football who have more of a strikers instinct in front of goal than him. His one on one's with the keeper are just embarrassing, and in this game he was slower that a week in jail reacting to Kris Doolan's header rebounding off the post. He really should be anticipating the ball coming off keeper or post, but would be as well sitting in the stand with us given the way he just stands there ball watching. Just not good enough for this level. And if I hear another comment on the radio or elsewhere about Liam Lindsay being an accomplished defender I'll greet. He's got potential but really needs to start learning from his frequent and costly mistakes, up his energy levels, and switch on to the pace of the game a whole lot sooner.

So disappointed with the outcome yesterday. I treated a couple of Rangers supporting friends to a first time visit to Firhill and afterwards I felt really proud of the way my team and fellow Jags fans conducted themselves. They were equally immpressed. We have the nucleus of a very good team and I'm confident we can stay up this season, but the team need to show 100% commitment and no repeats of the Fir Park first half performance at Hamilton on Saturday. I must get one frustration of my chest though. In the second half Sean Welsh found himself in space just outside the box and chose to play a delicate chip into the 6 yard line area. No, no, no, Sean! For gawd's sake man, put your boot through it and get it on target. You might score!. We may get a rebound off the woodwork or the keeper which Dools could pounce on! But please, just don't make it easy for defenders with these wee delicate chips.

To echo Lindau's thoughts. Given the effort I put in to get to and from that game yesterday I was fizzing at Lindsay for his lack of effort in tracking McDonald's run for the second goal. He must be at least ten years younger than McDonald but looked as though he was dragging an anchor behind him.

Petition signed. Seen you at the game many a time and admire your determination to be as independent as much as possible and for getting along to see the Jags. Good luck Robert.

lol. Lovely skill from Abdul. Takes two defenders out to the corner and waltzes away leaving them looking at the corner flag.

You've got to hope that as Azeez grows in confidence, and tonight well help, he's going to score a few. He gets himself in to great positions and to be honest should have 3 or 4 tonight so far.

Yeeeessssssss! Azeez to Doolan. Simple tap in. 0-2 Ya beauty!

Get in there! Azeez header to the far corner of the net. Just as I was beginning fear the worst after several missed chances. Boys playing really well though - keep it up Jags.

Disappointing to be 2-0 after an really bright opening 35mins. We've been in their box several times but just didn't look like scoring. Hope I'm wrong but it's going to a long second half now. Don't think I can take any more of the Rangers TV feed anyway.

Cheers Willjag. Good to know.

Let's give Lindsay a break. As I saw it, he made the wrong to decision in the heat of the moment and tried to side step the Aberdeen player rather than just hoofing it away. Hopefully he'll learn from the experience. What angered me even more on Saturday was Amoo failing to find Azeez with a simple square ball when we looked certain score!

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I'm clinging on to the hope that once the above guys are available along with Fraser, Elliot and hopefully a new CB then it gives us a stronger more flexible squad to chose from. Otherwise it's gonna be a long long season.

Clearly you weren't at the game or you would have seen Ryan pull off a couple of top class saves. As I bust a gut getting to and from this game it was particularly disappointing that the team failed to put in a shift until the second half but with the number of injured players we had out I felt we were always going to struggle. Ryan Scully saved us from a real skelping.

Had to have a look, and yes, that is and impressive piece or work! http://lebuzz.eurosport.co.uk/viral/leicester-citys-crazy-pitch-both-delights-and-worries-fans-13776/

I'm in!

Just seen the score. Well done HIbees and Stillresigned!

I was hoping somebody was keeping count BB. I'm quite happy to give Sean the one that hit the bar against Killie as I've been crying out for him to have a pop at goal from that range with that kind of venom all season. Disappointed that I'll miss the group photo at the weekend as I'm out of town, but once again congratulations on a job well done.

Ha. You must be a mind reader sir. I have that very team written down on my notepad from earlier and your comments almost verbatim what I wanted to post! Hope Archie's on the same wavelength too.

Still fizzing after that display yesterday. I'm off for 2 weeks holiday at the weekend so won't make it to Rugby Park. I did think that we would be safe by then but it's beginning to feel like I might have to attend a few extra games in the form of the plays-offs when I return. I stated on another thread that I was so frustrated with Sean Welsh that I questioned renewing my season ticket next year. Well, from what I've seen on the forum since yesterday it's apparent the fans know where we are failing, so I'm going to base my decision to renew on the feedback found here after the Killie game. Regardless of the result, if we put in another totally inept performance like yesterday's then I won't be renewing. If the PTFC squad, and I include the management team, can't be arsed then neither can I. I pay for a whole season of games so I expect a whole season of effort from all at PTFC otherwise I will also pick and choose when I turn up.

100% agree with this comment. I think I said something similar after the game at Dingwall. At one point today I was thinking that when Thistle play out from defence you could do a match commentary 10 sec ahead of actual play as the passes are so predictable. We're becoming a real boring side to watch and some imagination and flair is badly needed.