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  1. Suspect money will be used to keep the lights on?
    2 points
  2. We have the tightest defence, lost the joint lowest number of games in the league, we have the 4th best goal difference, unbeaten in the last 3 games and statistically on the 3rd best run of results in the division. So yes we are 2nd bottom or 9th, but we also have played the fewest games by 2 which if we won would put us in joint 4th still with games over others. What does all this show - only data and stats can be manipulated to be as positive or negative as you want. Its known our issues with lack of game time and matches being on this season and falling to a (false) low position is a concern especially if the League was to be ended early like last year, however that's looking unlikely for the premiership & championship so we have to keep faith that once games start they will be every few days so positive momentum could build quickly!!!
    1 point
  3. Always look on the bright side of life
    1 point
  4. And another one today against Celtic.
    1 point
  5. As it stands it's a 9 way relegation battle with 12 points separating 10th and 2nd, so to be honest, at this stage, it's not exactly a massive worry as we are 4 games behind everyone else and can claw back those missing points in no time
    1 point
  6. Another thrilling match but sadly the, all too familiar, experience of the Scotland fan of glorious failure.
    1 point


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