Robert

He had great potential, but could not overcome serious injury issues. I really hope there is a good attendance at Tynecastle on Monday and the lad can have a great future life.

I see it was a 1-1 draw with Brad Mckay scoring our equaliser. Any reports from those there?

Anyone going to the Aberdeen game today?

We could have two threads to cover both!

My home town team and I still look (painfully) for their results. Would be nice to see them do well there and get Fort William off the bottom of the league!

7-1 and 6-1 sound impressive. For those there, are there positive signs for when the season starts?

Forres and Rothes away on Tuesday, then Aberdeen at Elgin on Saturday.

2-0 win at Clach and 6-3 at Strathspey according to club website.

Given we have three games against Premiership clubs this pre-season, hopefully we hit the ground running in the cup and league. Any word on the special match to celebrate our 25th anniversary?

Surprised to see McCauley move on. I thought with a full time pre season he could perhaps do a turn for us. Good to see Robbo’s comments about the younger players stepping up and being more involved this season. We certainly need them to, given we have lost four players and only brought two in so far. Interesting comments also about the priority being a left sided central midfielder and a striker, so replacements for Chalmers and Oakley / Austin. It would be good to get off to a fast start this season.

And next season we have lost the derby and Falkirk used to bring a good backing. Can’t see many coming from Arbroath.

Renewed mine today too.

Based on BT Sports: McCart Chalmers Doran

I was brought up in Fort William and my postal address before postcodes came in was Fort William, Invernessshire. When Highland Region was formed, Lochaber District Council came into being, but Lochaber was never a "shire" so Invernessshire it was and is.

Congratulations!

I think he appreciates the new start here, so will hopefully see out his contract at the very least.

Great to see our under 18s parade their trophy this afternoon and get the applause of the crowd.

We knew Ayr would come out flying, as they felt hard done to on Tuesday and had nothing to lose. 3-1 is a tough one tactics wise. Do we sit in and play on the break, or try to go for it? That caused some nervousness on the pitch and safety first play, rather than anything bold. Ayr deservedly took the lead, and kept on the front foot in the first half. I thought we weathered the storm, and the second was pretty even. The equaliser settled things, and made it "job done" which was the priority. I only recall one save by Ridgers, so we handled them pretty well. Any word on Walsh or Mckay? Hope both are fit for Tuesday. As others have said, a cup semi, third in the league and now a play off semi is quite an achievement given our budget, so let's give full support on Tuesday. We beat them in the cup, so have nothing to fear! Of the players, Ridgers had no chance with the goal. Mckay and McHattie were targeted by Ayr's wide men, whilst Donaldson and McCart were solid. Trafford continues to grow in importance, although we did not see much from Chalmers. Walsh was struggling with injury, whilst Doran had a few decent moves. Polworth had a decent game, and was so close to giving Doran a one on one with the 'keeper. White was a menace. McDonald did very well, whilst Rooney was solid. Not our best afternoon, but I'd have taken a scrappy 1-1 before kick off, and we are still in contention. Well done guys!!

I’m not sure if it is possible, but joining the Highland League for our up and coming youngsters would be great.

That’s great news. He has been very steady. Whilst I hope Chalmers signs a new deal, Welsh and Trafford could be a good partnership next season.

Am I?

Great result! Well done to all involved! I see McCall griping about offside for our second and it not being a penalty. They will be fired up for Saturday so we need to stay focussed.

Saw Red Poppy vehicles at the ground. Have they got the hospitality again?

Not the best we've played this season, but the priority was avoiding injuries and suspensions, and we managed a home win, a rare result in the league! Dunfermline were poor, and the goal resulted from a defensive mess up, but Austin was composed to score. He could have had a couple more with better finishing. Walsh hit the post with a screamer. Ridgers made one really good save, but was not tested much otherwise. We sensibly subbed Donaldson and Trafford when they had knocks. Hopefully not serious and both are fit for Tuesday. A quiet game for most players, but those worthy of mention are Ridgers for his save, Rooney, when going forward, McCart who looks so composed, Trafford and Chalmers, who both put in a shift, and Austin who was very busy. Polworth came on as a sub, and his vision stood out, although he did react to some niggles on the pitch. We need to find a replacement for him. Would have liked to have seen Machedo, but the injuries put paid to that. A poor game, but a result that hopefully gives momentum and confidence, with Polworth and Doran presumably returning on Tuesday. Is Tremarco out for the season? As for the awards,shame more did not stay behind to support the players: a cup semi and third place is better than we hoped for. The show was stolen by super captain Carl's daughter in her party dress! Congratulations to all who got awards. Doran and Walsh from the fans. Donaldson from the away travelling fans. Chalmers / Welsh and McCart from the players, Chalmers from the press, and special mention to the top under 18 MacGregor. Well done all, keep it going for the next three weeks!!

He's a Scot and, assuming that is all in the past, I want him to win.