Robert

I’m just taking it one game at a time. As long as we avoid 9th it will be a case of “good job, well done” by the Manager and players.

Wallace Duffy for Brora and Cillian Sheridan twice for Brechin tonight.

Andrew Shinnie for Livingston and Nathan Shaw for Morton tonight.

We have to take account of the size of the away support too. In League 1 you can count them easily in the South Stand, whereas in League 1 last season we had teams like Dundee United and Dunfermline who would fill it significantly. That can change the attendance by 1500 on its own.

I wasn’t able to be at the game yesterday so I’ve just seen the goals on here just now. I can’t comment on the penalty or his overall game, but Mckay’s pick out of Stewart in space led to our goal.

On Wednesday, Shane Sutherland and Alex Cooper for Brora. Today, Shane Sutherland for Brora and Calum Mackay for Nairn.

I’m missing out today due to a family birthday but will be looking out for the score. With Musa away and our injuries, I’m it is time to triumph in adversity. That’s what we are best at. Here’s to three points with a good performance being a bonus. Come on ICT!

Spartans @ 2.15 please.

HT 1-0 FT 2-1 ICT MacKinnon Alloa Rankin Crowd 1725

At the weekend, Logan Chalmers for Ayr, Iain Vigurs for Banks O’Dee, Josh Meekings for Clach, Aribim Pepple for Chesterfield and Manny Duku for Solihull.

That’s owned by David Cameron, I believe, and has planning granted for mixed use, including retail and student accommodation.

I will defer to CaleyD’s greater knowledge, but I’m sure it was said at one of the Fans Meetings that the owners of the car park lease can exercise a right to give the club six month’s notice on the use of the car parks.

I hear that there was mention of a letter to Shareholders on Radio Scotland this morning. Did anyone hear it and able to share what was said?

I agree, but we aren’t. That’s why remembering how far we’ve come can help us stay positive and behind the players for the run in.

A disappointing afternoon. The early goal gave Annan something to defend, and a mixture of the woodwork, great saves and poor finishing cost us. I’d like to see the penalty incident when Savage looked to be clearly fouled again, along with the alleged foul that caused our “goal” to be disallowed. I’ve said before that we’d have bad days and setbacks, but we picked a bad day for this one. However, back on 26 October when we had -3 points and were 15 points adrift of 9th, we’d all have grabbed being 8th in mid March and in control of our own destiny. We need to put this behind us, regroup and focus on getting a win next week.