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Hamilton Ac -V- Inverness CT

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11th May @ 7:45pm, New Douglas Park, Hamilton
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Early goal in Dingwall for the visitors.

PEARSON opens the scoring! Moult is slid in, cuts it back and Pearo does the rest from 10 yards. COYW!!

16' | 0-2 A rare one for LASLEY!! Some strike from the edge of the box, thundering into the net!! 0-2 'Well!!

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5' chance Storey but McGovern catches at 2nd attempt on edge of area

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18' Goal Dundee. Nick Ross crosses the ball into the 18 yard area and Loy loops the ball over MacDonald with a header. 1-0

 

Two good chances for Accies. Morris rifles a shot over the bar and then Boyd (?) goes clean through but skews his effort wide.

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Sounds like a rip snorter of a game......................

Wait a minute, Danny Devine has just scored, surely not, he's rubbish is he not :ohmy:

 

3' Foul by Antons Kurakins (Hamilton Academical).

4' Foul by Gary Warren (Inverness CT)

12' Foul by Michael Devlin (Hamilton Academical)

13' Foul by Jesus Garcia Tena (Hamilton Academical).

16' Foul by Carlton Morris (Hamilton Academical).

21' Foul by Steven Boyd (Hamilton Academical).

25' Foul by Greg Tansey (Inverness CT).

26' Foul by Antons Kurakins (Hamilton Academical).

30' Foul by Jesus Garcia Tena (Hamilton Academical).

39' Foul by Jesus Garcia Tena (Hamilton Academical).

39' Ross Draper (Inverness CT) wins a free kick in the attacking half.

GOAL 0 (Devine) 1 - Quick free-kick by Vigurs puts Devine one-on-one and he slides under McGovern.

 

 

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Inverness seem to have put the brakes on in an attacking sense here. Any attacks are at a pedestrian pace. Bizarre.

 

Meanwhile over the bridge

69' | 1-2 Goal - Gardyne's shot is palmed out to Boyce who takes a touch and volleys home. Thats been coming

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Hamilton down to 10 men - Mackinnon gets into it with Vigurs apparently then loses it completely, two yellows and a red in quick succession. 

 

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Jamie Durent ‏@IC_JDurent  58s59 seconds agoHamilton, Scotland

Flashpoint: Mackinnon booked for foul on Vigurs, immediately gets a red for dissent. Restrained by Accies coaches as he heads off

Hamilton Accies FC ‏@acciesfc 

74' red card MacKinnon 2 yellows in 10 seconds

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3 minutes ago, caley100 said:

Mckinnon is a feckin thug anyway, best place for him.

Richard Gordon was more diplomatic and called him a hothead .... but his behaviour not a surprise apparently. 

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Well Saturday's game is looking like a drab 0-0 which will ensure a best of the rest slot, County(ha ha) humped again and looking like a poor bottom of the top slot. 

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1-0 is statistically the most common football result, but it has taken until our 46th competitive game of the season for us to finally pick up our first 1-0 win!

We've lost 1-0 on 5 occasions this season.

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Really poor end of season affair lightened up by MacKinnon being a colossal ned and scrapping with his coaching staff as he was bundled off the pitch and one of the ICT fans charging across the stand to celebrate the Williams 'goal' before realising it had been chalked off :laugh:

For some reason, after turning in a wonderful performance against Partick, we seem to have returned to our timid, non threatening, slow passing game. Whereas Draper and others had been snapping at the heels of Partick players winning the ball and providing great support further forward for the likes of Storey we seemed significantly less inclined to attack with anyone other than Storey, Williams and Polworth. Draper and Tansey were lined up exceptionally deep with Meekings and Tremarco seldom supporting on the flanks. It was like we had put the brakes on for this one despite 7th place and some potentially important prize money up for grabs.

The best move of the game for us came when Storey scampered free on the left flank and crossed for Williams who finished well but had apparently just drifted offside. Hard to tell from where we were. A quick free kick from Vigurs released Devine and he tackled the ball into the net. Decent finish for a defender. Hamilton had largely been restricted to shots from range with a couple looking like they flew pretty close to OFW goal.

Second half was sadly a very timid affair from us in attacking sense best exemplified when Williams had the ball on the right flank and the ICT players alongside him stood completely still. There was little movement off the ball to create space for either a pass or for the player who had the ball. We seemed happy to knock the ball around and protect the one goal lead. Draper (I think) did find Polworth with a superb through ball but he shot right at McGovern.

MacKinnon, perhaps the biggest ned in Scottish football, was sent off for clashing with Vigurs. Looked like he threw an elbow in the direction of Vigurs after a challenge which strangely brought only a yellow card before he then mouthed off at the red and was shown a second yellow. As he went off he clashed with the Accies coaching staff and was restrained before appearing to launch himself at however was holding him back. Bizarre.

For most of the latter part of the second half we were defending deeper and deeper as we clung on to the lead. Hamiltons best chance came when a clever and quick free kick nearly caught us out but somehow the final shot from an Accies player, from about 3 yards out, was ballooned into the retail park.

Not going to complain too much about a win but having seen what the team can do when it is set up correctly it seems bizarre to put the brakes on and reign the side back.

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A win is a win.

Thought we were ok in the first half without really asserting ourselves. There was a period at the start of the second half where we started running at them and looked like we might kill them off with a second, but that seemed to peter out with Polworth's shot straight at McGovern.

I guess MacKinnon only got a yellow because he missed with the elbow, but you could see his reaction from our stand, so it was no surprise that he got a second yellow. The reaction from there was priceless, and pretty much secured his award as Scottish football's bellend of the century.

The team selection wasn't exactly exciting either. Mutombo and Roberts have been our most promising attackers of recent weeks, but were on the bench, and we had four midfielders of similar ilk in Tansey, Draper, Vigurs and Polworth.

So avoid defeat against Dundee and we finish 7th. 

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It's been a problem all season trying to fit 4 central midfielders into the team. It was okay to play Vigurs and Polworth out wide when we had no natural wide men available. But it's a questionable decision when you have on form wide men available and you play players out of position ahead of them. Still, we won. 

 

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