MarkD

All who are so pro-union? I shouldn't think Wimbledon cares either way. If you read most posters on 'English' papers I think you will find they are happy for Scotland to go. Scottish independence has higher support in England than Scotland. And Alex Salmond was pathetic. The moment should have been about Andy Murray, not Alex Salmond. Truly pathetic.

What, Ross County didn't try to sign him?

Well there is a clip of him bowling Chris Gayle, and also hitting him for six I think. Given his size, I can easily see him as a Joel Garner type bowler.

We could save some money though, she could wash and iron the kit in her spare time.

I've no time for KS' multiple rantings, but it's a bit ironic to say the least that he gets the boot shortly after complaining about the disproportionate influence of one of the axis of evil.

Seeing as presumably UBIG's cash came from Lithuania, GDP per capita half of that of the UK, it seems only fair that the assets of HMFC be sold to recompense a less wealthy country...

Actually he looks like Jose Mourinho, or would if he scrubbed up a bit!

Precious. Hope he rings up lots more assists next season, but bags in a few more goals, leading fro' da front.

A 14 year old Chinaman FFS? I remember being proud of getting into single figures when I was that age, only for my dad to point out that there was another 14 year old already playing off scratch. I think he was called Lyle or something...

A couple of voices of reason and sense there.

Fantastic

Terry Butcher - 70+ international caps, some as captain, 3 times at the world cup finals, several domestic or european honours, iconic legend of the game. Derek Adams - Not.

I'm pretty sure Craig Brewster would have done no such thing, or if he would it would have been a world class strike rather than a rather feeble one.

Ooerr... Nick Ross with an LDZ like clearance towards our box!

...and played in some cup final last year.

I predict a foreign referee will correctly red card a MU player, Baconface will explode on the touchline and the MU players will berate the referee ceaselessly, as will the media the following day.

According to the BBC website their senior team is playing St Mirren today and tomorrow, so they should be good and knackered by Saturday...

Clear trip on G. Shinnie ... he should sue Adams for slander...

Russell Duncan maybe. He hasn't been slagged off on here for a while...

I wouldn't describe Kenny Gobsh*te as a breath of fresh air. He's always moaning about something or having a go at other teams or managers. On the pre-match stuff on the BBC he was criticsing clubs who take players on loan for example.

To be fair, judging by the video clip, if someone hadn't ushered him down the tunnel, he might well have hit the bloke!

Exactly ... "weakened" teams often play with a lot more effort.

We didn't lose because one person missed a penalty, we lost because we couldn't win over 90 minutes or over 120 minutes, which is a team thing and not down to one person. Singling out one person is just ridiculous and anti-thetic to the whole principle of team sports.

I thought this too at the time as it seemed to be heading for penalties. In fact assuming you know through training which keeper is best at saving penalties (one would imagine Esson from previous results), why wouldn't you do this? It's just like any other tactical substitution and if the keeper doesn't like it, well too bad. Of course it puts huge pressure on the keeper coming on.

I guess the ballboy discovered that trying to waste time is a 'jeu de hasard'.