Slim pickins, I know, but the Smirren win over Falkirk was good for us.

I am fully confident that we can emulate last seasons 5 in a row after the split, and hold 7th place at the close season.

No, I know it's not a big deal, but there you go...

If (and it's a big if) St Mirren can play like they did last night, they'll be the team to win all its remaining games.

I'm just glad we are already safe, as the bottom teams seem to be finding form.

Brilliant result as this keeps hopes of a 7th place finish still on the cards. Now it looks even more certain that the pars are for the drop. :021:

A work colleague, who incidently is a Falkirk fan, suggested that Falkirk lay down for last nights game such is the hatred between them and Dunfermline.

No doubt falkirk lay down last night they were boggin, mind you i'm glad as i am not a fan of the fifers.

I'd still rather see St Mirren relegated than the Pars.

So would I

Good luck against the tangies on Saturday,7th would be a great achievment for Charlie

Dunfermline doon,Gretna up, will make the first division a very interesting league to be in next season,cannae wait.............and I hope Coonty stay up as well

So would I

why the preferance mate ?

Dunfermline's a much more friendly place to visit. Elizabethan pub does good grub and the locals are up for a bit of banter. Paisley is too hostile, even worse than Govan

I would prefer  the Saints to stay up purely on footballing terms.

I think the new manager at dumfermline will gell them into a very good team, best they perform in the 1st div rather than prem.

It has to be dunfermline for me now. They definatly have the momentum. St mirren to get new ground btw

Dunfermline's a much more friendly place to visit. Elizabethan pub does good grub and the locals are up for a bit of banter. Paisley is too hostile, even worse than Govan

Partly that, plus it's hellish getting across Glasgow if Rangers are playing. And the supporters buses get stuck at Cumbernauld with roadworks.