Yngwie

I think we're all still buzzing about that result and the tremendous attacking performance from the "Sh-ad-ayes" trio.

It was a 4-1

We've just got our 3rd win of the season, and rather strangely, each of them has come just before an international break. This means that we are full of hope for the duration of the lay off thinking we have finally got our act together, only to find that what little momentum there was has been completely lost and we find ourselves back to square 1. Won't be easy to get back to back results this time either, but hopefully we can at least keep the standard of performance up.

I know we famously beat Ayr 7-3, but at SPL level is this the highest number of goals we have scored, and the highest scoring game we have been involved in?

So there you go. When cancer comes calling, just stick on a Fawlty Towers DVD .....

With Greece having qualified for Euro 2012 but now being in administration, perhaps they should suffer a penalty like relegation to the Scottish 3rd Division? This might enable Samaras to get some goals.

Did Rooney even touch the ball tonight? He just wasn't in the game at all, although much of that was down to lack of service and a poor strike partner. They both lacked pace and creativity.

I've got an idea. Why don't all the SPL teams go into administration, get the debts cleared off their books and then start with a clean slate - and with every team getting the same 10 point penalty, nobody is actually worse off! (Well, apart from the creditors that is, but since when did fans care about them.)

Hardly a surprise, but disappointing all the same.

Hearts will not go bust altogether, no way, but they might end up in administration. Rangers are far more likely to go into administration, and this is when the likely punishment gets interesting. Dundee were the last Scottish club to meet that fate, and only got a 25 point penalty, so I suppose that is the starting point. The powers that be then have to consider that if Hearts go first, they would pretty much have to apply the same punishment to Rangers if they go next. Rightly or wrongly, there is a belief that "Scottish football needs Rangers" and needs them to be strong and successful, so I wouldn't be surprised if they got a sympathetic hearing, blaming it all on the previous owner, and get a penalty that might cost them the title, but still guarantees Rangers a European place. So with that in mind, Hearts may well get away with less than a 25 point penalty, and having plenty of Edinburgh businessmen to step in, they would still be able to put together a team with a much bigger wage bill than us or Dunfermline and would therefore avoid relegation, particularly with the head start they currently have in the league table.

Photographic evidence! Good to see Commons having a laugh about it, and the whole rumour just seemed too good to be true, but Mjallby's denial is one which makes suggests something probably did happen. "I've not seen any bust-ups," as opposed to "There was no bust-up" "They're too nice for that, our players." Aye, but what about the manager?

Just to clarify, I mean clean sheets on the pitch - although I do find that Richie's bedding doesn't get changed often enough, and Gregory's pillow cases have a funny taste....

Now if the team could keep clean sheets for a month......

This story could only be better if it turns out there was actually no contact and the player was just faking....

And furthermore, if the appeals panel have seen much of us this season, they'll know that an attacker getting the ball anywhere in our half is very much a goalscoring opportunity.

Good images Scotty. If the first one is deemed to be the moment when the foul started by holding him back, the decision is unlikely to be overturned. Incidentally I don't think there is such a thing as "last man" in the rules, its all about clear goalscoring opportunity.

God?

Yesterday's match report - uncanny!

If we hadn't concede late equalisers to Dunfermline in both our matches against them this season, we'd be joint 6th. If if if.

Despite the Pars getting as late equaliser, sounds like it was us who nicked a point. Oh dear.

Interesting thought Gabby. You might well be right because history shows that in the days before professional sport, our jails were so full that we had to ship our convicts over to Australia And they do seem to have possessed better sporting genes than the average Brit!

Stone Roses tour update ;-)

I take it you've never seen Davis play?

Perhaps he never actually existed, and it was all just a dream......

Ah yes, the Kajagoogoo reunion.