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So our old nemesis of conceding in injury time rears it's head again. We'd have been home and dry if it hadn't been for that this season, it must be at least 10 points its cost us.

 

We've conceded four goals in injury time in the league this season. All were from winning positions and cost us a total of 8 points. The games were Dundee United (twice), Saint Mirren and Saint Johnstone. 

 

We also conceded goals against Kilmarnock and Saint Johnstone just before going into injury time. Again, these cost us two points as we were winning at the time so we've lost a total of 12 points this season by conceding goals in the 88th minute to FT.

 

Remember Hearts at home?

Great atmosphere!

2-0 nearly 3

1-0 Celtic and only a minute gone

Lennon now bookmakers favourite to become next Everton manager!

Good luck Terry!

Suprised Mathieson was released as that means we now only have one goalkeeper for next season

1-0 Celtic yes

Never thought I would ever say that!

 

Why was Tudor-Jones left out?  Did he have a niggling injury, or was it purely tactical?

I don't know the answer to this, but I think it had some significance in the performance. No slight on OTJ, who has had some excellent performances this season, but it allowed Draper to be moved back to the middle, and he is infinitely more influential there than he is stuck out on the right. He was one of a number of players who were superb yesterday.

Oh me of little faith. That's a couple times this season when I've allowed myself to start believing that the team had lost its edge, that the season was just going to peter out, and then they've proved me utterly wrong. The way they took the game to Motherwell throughout the first half was superb, and in a footballing sense it was one of our finest performances in months. Andrew Shinnie was back to his best, and when he plays like that, Billy Mackay gets chances. The two full backs also had fine games - what a player Meekings has become this season - and Chris Hogg was composed and dominant at the back, despite the penalty decision. Having to go up against a player the size of Michael Higdon, in such good form, after being out for 18 months or however long it was, must have been a hell of an ask, and he coped tremendously.

Should also pass on my appreciation to the club for the welcoming and attentive way Red Card and I were treated in boardroom hospitality. I could get used to drinking Guinness out of crystal glasses. It also allowed us prime seats right in front of Neale Cooper, Steven Ferguson and Derek Adams, and the privilege of witnessing the colossal levels of (admittedly quite good humoured) seethe coming off Adams when Billy Mackay won his penalty.

 

LOL

They're all sh*te!!

Would be so good going to Dungwall already secured Europe but lets not get ahead of ourselves. Let's just take it one game at a time!

Well done boys

Doncaster wants to know how to spice things up in the bedroom

My thoughts on the away strip   then   and finally     to all C*nty fans who have to watch their team in it next year.

I also found this

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/scotland/22398391

Rooney was 50k

http://www.scotsman.com/sport/football/top-football-stories/terry-butcher-hopes-williams-can-pass-spl-exam-1-2916600

And apparently we are paying a fee for Williams.

Personally I really am not sure as it has its pros and cons but what is YOUR view?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/scotland/22337539

That really peeves me off!!!

With his tracksuit top with its really big collar standing on end. Thug.

Please put Pepper on for Regeuro Terry

F*ck sake

Sh*t! Tade is off

Half time and you got to be happy with 0-0.

The longer they go without scoring the more fustrated they get and hopefully someone like Tade will explode wih rage and get himeself sent off. Then we nick a goal in the 93rd min and everyone goes home  .

Think positive guys. Think positive!

Well as long as Tade is on the pitch its 10 vs 10