Kingsmills

No crisis yet but if we fail to take at least five points from our matches against Kilmarnock, Dunfermline and Falkirk I will be worried.

A tricky away tie given our current form.

It's not that uncommon for a player committing a foul to be injured in his own challenge.

Good to see our most cultured defender back.

I think it's right to be somewhat critical of CC and some of hi decision but to call for his head on the back of a few poor results and performances is way over the top.

Thankfully, that seems to be the general consensus.

Indeed.

The answer to the question can we finish in the top six is clearly yes. The real question is will we finish in the top six. The next five fixtures which are all capable of yielding points will go a long way to answering that.

Brewster's managerial credentials are severely tarnished. Worse still he has clearly lost confidence in his own ability.

A sign that he's made up his mind to leave perhaps ?

Dargo has missed the odd chance in recent games but the biggest problem, as he rightly says, is lack of regular service.

The only plaqyer at our club who should rely on being on the team sheet every week is Mark Bown.

Midfield needs to be more creative.

A very shrewd move on the part of Manchester United.

The Hilton Coylumbridge.

Brew's form as a player has been poor and injury prone since his move to Tannadice. I on't see him as the solutio to our current problems.

Saturday's game was dire and there's no doubt that the goals have dried up recently. However, we generally get beaten by Motherwell at home, the defence is still pretty tight and we are probablyabout where we would have expected to be in the table at the start of the season. No crisis as yet especially as our next five games have the potential of yielding points.

We need to look to attack and take the game to Motherwell from the first whistle.

I agree, these heady days of SPL football are a onderful bonus and will not last for ever. Let's relish the experience while it lasts.

I'm told, on good authority, that the Elgin City board is meeting shortly to reconsider Brian Irvine's position.

We've had a completely full time squad for some time now, I suppose our last part time player was Paul Ritchie who combined football with accountancy. However, in the early days and indeed for some time after we were blessed with some great part time players many of whom, with the benifit of full time training, could have held their own in th SPL. The likes of Paul Cherry and Mike Noble come to mind. Who, in your opinion, was the best part timer to have played for Caledonian Thistle ? I confess, for my part, I find it hard to seperate the cultured full back Ian McArthur from the much less cultured but hugely effective Jimmy Calder. However, if pushed, my vote goes to Calder for sheer entertainment value.

I agree with the comments regarding the saltire.

He is probably the best young prospect at the club at the momment. I'm sure that his chance will come later in the season and, hopefully, for many more seasons to come.

That said, the Dennis Wyness of old would have put away the chance that he had towards the end of the first half.

Yesterday's match was fairly entertaining for a nil nil draw, especially the second half.