12th Man

Great creativity and composure throughout the team, the long balls up the park allowed them to come back into the game but to coin a Richie Foran phrase. The boys were excellent. We dominated, controlled the match and it looked like a rout was on the cards. Below par performance from the ref unless your a Jambo. Someone said to me only 2 days ago. Why can't we get refs to fly up from the English Premiership, there's no influence on the outcome of a match then they just have to control the game instead of influencing the outcome.I think it's a good suggestion.

6 years and counting since Hearts have won on our patch.

Thats what I thought too, so I double checked the stats on here and it only mentioned Warrens red. Let's see if we can do it with 11.

Concerned about subs.We don't even need 11 players. 10 men, we only need 10 men.

Great 3 points and sets us up nicely for Saturday.

Yessssss room for one more!!!! I'm not putting any more bets on as theyre scoring quicker than I'm filling in the slip

Meekings for goal no 3

Guess who put a 50:1 bet on Tremarco to be 1st goal scorer near the end of the 1st half.

Cast your mind back 12 years to when We beat Motherwell 1-0 in the Scottish cup. http://caleythistleonline.com/team/fixtures.html/ I recal Barry Wilson's scoring and later publicly said that his brother told him that the keeper was prone to coming too far out of his box. Bingham legend had a big drum. My feet got soaked walking through a puddle on the way to the match, as my trainers were split and I was too stingy to go and buy a new pair. and I think one of our goals tomorrow will be similar to Barry's one from 2004.

Great stuff ended 3-1 ?

It's listed as 2pm at Grant St on Tuesday. On the SPFL website.

After watching the highlights I would say the ref made a huge mistake, Doumbouya was shoved to the ground in the box after his goal. We had just as much right to be awarded a penalty as Killy did.

Killy have certainly improved of late. Flat and Frustrating would have summed us up for spells of the game but also fluid and fast in the latter stages where another goal was still possible. With 3 games in 8 days I would imagine a bit of rotation will take place especially with King not available for Saturday.

Just wanted to mention that I saw a black leather glove falling to the ground on the way home, after the the Rangers match. There were too many in the vicinity to start randomly asking people if they had dropped a glove. I Noticed that it's still there on the way to the Killy match and its under the Kessock Bridge, just off of the path on the New Century House side .

If anyone's interested the match is on BBC Alba tonight.

Have to careful what you post. Using words like that, County will be making an offer.

One has a contract till Jan and the other has a 2 year deal. One is quick on his feet and quick on the turn the other is slower but strong. Both probably have the same goal scoring ratio. If either or both could improve the goal scoring ratio. They could be legends and a possible extended deal on the table. Just more self belief required. Who ever are the clubs most likely subs are I'm assuming there's link up play training in small groups, IE King, Drapes, Doumbouya. Passing through players. Fisher, Polly,Malraney, Cole, Doran etc. Fast pace counter attacking stuff. It probably happens anyway but it would be good to reenact the final third build up play for a potential goal. x10 Builds confidence and improves the success ratio the next time. Hone in on what's going right instead of filling peoples heads with what's going wrong. In training before a match we watch the same run up and shoot for years. How about crosses, volleys, headers and rebounds on goal. Or moving passing instead of stationary passing. I think I've given a Jonathan Caniner answer. Who ever gets picked to start they are going to give the opposition a hard time.

You guys have forgotten to rate the referee.

Yes but the turnout for Killie won't be closet Rangers fans. Good cash boost for the club all the same.

Great goal by Kenny Miller, a bit unfortunate for us not to score but at least on recent form we are in the top 5 and still above Rangers. http://www.soccerstats.com/formtable.asp?league=scotland You could tell Rangers had a lot of quality about them but we still managed to put in a decent performance.

When Dundee come visiting no one harps on about them overspending and paying off something like 5% of their debt to keep the club going. I don't think going bust for Rangers was plan A. I feel their hand was kind of forced. Tax evasion, blame the accountant and don't bother replying if you own an ISA it's just another tax dodge, money in a pension tax dodge, inheritance estate deferred tax dodge. Entertaining clients tax dodge. Old club new club whatever, would be good to keep their fans quiet tonight. Can we get back to the football. Hows the ticket sales going?

You can't tar all fans with the same brush. I even nipped along the road to a pub in Airth once to watch a European Rangers match on Sky TV, back in the day when the Gers had a stronger team. Terry was our manager then, a local was telling me Terry used to live near by and would often be seen out walking the dog. (not much had changed there then)

So your next visit will be your first visit to Ibrox?

I wouldn't bet on it. I thought you were posted missing in action Charles.

It's looking like ticket sales are going really well for the first visit on Rangers in a good few years. So well in fact it's looking like it may even be a sell out.