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Marcus Gill has joined on emergency loan from Celtic. He’s 17 and has played for the Republic of Ireland at under 19 level.

Sam Pearson for Weston-super-mare tonight.

Yesterday Jordan White for County, Nikolay Todorov for Hamilton, Adam Brooks for Queen of the South, Nathan Austin for East Fife, Cillian Sheridan for Brechin and Shane Sutherland (4) for Brora.

Unless Alan Savage has had a major change of mind since he announced the terms of his bid, Scott Kellacher is not going anywhere, nor are Billy McKay, Charlie Christie, Andrew Benjamin or Grassa. He said they would remain part of his team. Notwithstanding that, there’s no way we should be questioning Kel’s future given how he’s got safety within our own hands.

That was a poor performance but we’ve been inconsistent recently, particularly at home. We've three games to secure 8th (or better) and two of those are away. We’ve the second best points per game record away from home in the league so if we can maintain that we will be fine. For being thrown in at the deep end, Rebillas did well on the whole, but should have been given more protection. Other than hitting the post and an effort by Bray, both in the first half, I don’t recall us troubling Kelty. Musa made two good saves in the first half, so it could have been worse. A bad day, but it’s still in our own hands. Time to focus on next week.

He may not be as prolific a scorer as in previous years, but don’t underestimate how much Mckay still brings to the team, both through his experience and his guile to pick out the pass others wouldn’t see.

Not sure how long he’s been there but Austin Samuels is now with Rushall in the National League North.

Today Brad Mckay and Cillian Sheridan (2) for Brechin, Shane Sutherland for Brora, Austin Samuels for Rushall, Sam Pearson for Weston-Super-Mare.

Keith Bray is now joint third top scorer in League 1, whilst Paul Allan is second for assists.

100% agree. He’s got a great career ahead and hopefully the add ins in the deal that Charlie mentioned at the Fans Meeting mean we will get more money in the future.

Results going our way for one today!

Annan, Kelty and Montrose all losing as things stand, making the table right now look a lot better than at kick off.

BBC and Sky both wrongly have Leo Walker starting rather than Alfie Stewart with the BBC giving Walker the assist for Bray’s goal. Now let’s keep this going and not crumble like last week.

The chips are down and our recent results have been poor, but for reasons I can’t fathom, I fancy a narrow win or at least a point. I hope I’m right!

On Saturday, as we know to our cost, Adam Brooks got two for Queen of the South. Other scorers were Nathan Austin (2) for East Fife, Shane Sutherland for Brora and Cillian Sheridan for Brechin. On Sunday, Andy Shinnie for Livingston.

We’ve hit a rough patch at a bad time. One point in our last three games has got us right back in the relegation playoff mix. It was probably inevitable this would happen at some point and I’m sure the Manager and players are determined to turn it round. Our squad is being stretched to the limit and it will be good to have Savage back for the Cove game. I remain confident we will pick up enough points to stay above Annan and avoid the dreaded play off. However, it will be a tense end to the season for us.

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!

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.