Jack Waddington

Relating to above, I think a game against Newcastle or Sunderland reserves would be a nice wee test for the team, and could get a decent attendance. Also need to mention that we're still waiting for this 25th Anniversary big game, so maybe some talks with Augsburg would be good.

Not quite. Guys from Down South apparently

"Cin ye see me noo?"

Anyone know what the view from the layby is like?

Is Neil the first interim manager to win it?

So do Robbo and Neil play rock paper scissors for the medal, or are they going to split it in half?

The ******* irony of that. "We need to unite against racism"...meanwhile a player that was racially abused ALMOST TWO MONTHS AGO is being left in the dark. I fully back what they're getting at, but when they're taking the moral high ground on this but doing seemingly nothing when it actually happens is a joke

Don't know the fine details, but been seeing it a lot on Twitter that David Cox has retired from the game due to abuse about his mental illness, depression, I think, and that abuse in tonight's game was his final straw. https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/7040495/albion-rover-cox-retires-football-suicide-stenhousemuir/

I'm not going to lie, but with the SPFL being more concerned about Neil kicking off and East Fife refusing to play due to COVID cases rather than racist, and recent ableist (I think it was anyway, in tonight's Stenny game) abuse is surely the biggest call to arms among fans across the country there can ever be. They've gone out of their way to fine East Fife £11,000 because they, rightly, refused to play due to a positive Covid case in the Clyde squad, and clearly, in the reply above, punishing Neil for a touchline strop. The SPFL is corrupt to the core, and as we've seen down south, an army of fans can force change. I might sound delusional, but when we're talking about the integrity of the league, it's more than warranted to protest against Doncaster and his cronies.

Was a suggestion for if Robbo leaves and Neil doesn't want to take over. He's likely to be sacked by Uncle Roy come the end of the season anyway, and the we will probably take him back on board thinking he can take us to glory again. Was simply throwing my hat in the ring with a possible contender, and wasn't suggesting we sign him right now this second. A (soon to be, potentially) managerless club and a managerial legend for the same club, would be too good to turn down in the eyes of the board...

Dan against C*unty

Not sure if I would put my money on Yogi or not (assuming Robbo leaves and Neil doesn't want the job)...on one hand he's a legend at the club and has shown he's can do things that nobody could have foreseen, but on the other he's had (just about) back to back relegations with two different clubs...

Goal of the Season is a rather easy choice...

Looks like we won't be getting a penny from Christie's transfer... https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/7017686/celtic-christie-free-transfer-contract-detail/amp/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter&__twitter_impression=true

Well, as things stand, we're the prime contender depending on who comes down. Us, Dundee and Raith are the top teams next season (assuming either of the latter don't go up). Not sure how much of a fight Patrick will put in, and Hamilton I don't think will be able to do a whole lot either. Not saying were practically going to be champions from the get go, but there's a chance...

Unless Arbroath snag a veeery late equaliser, we'll be looking at fighting for the title next season

ALL LEVEL AT EAST END PARK. PLAYOFFS ARE STILL A POSSIBILTY! AHHHHHH

Dundee and Dunfermline winning, any chance of playoffs are dead in the water.

Think the realistic timing will be in Late May/Early June. Far enough back that fans will be allowed to attend due to vaccinations being rolled out almost completely by then, but early enough that it doesn't conflict with the League Cup. But assuming that it doesn't go ahead, it'll probably be made a shared title.

Can't wait til they pull a Keatings and only AFTER the game they realise the jury were idiots and that the cards should've been rescinded...

When was the last time we were reduced to 9 men?

Been scrolling through Twitter, and it's sickening as anything reading the Premier League clubs putting fans last and joining a European Super League. And frankly, had we been a part of it (which is a stretch of unimaginable proportions) I think I would've stopped supporting the club as an attending fan, as there would be literally no chance I could pay a season ticket at over £2000 or however much they'll end up costing...

Alloa have left the building, no pie in a roll next season. Battle between Falkirk and Cove for the title in League One, with Falkirk barely edging it by a single goal.

Will be an interesting kit if we go with that design next season

Easiest run for a semi final in a long while, but pumping the tinkers at their own ground is better than any trip to Hampden. Time to focus on the playoffs.