A stone wall home win on cards

[Dmacca]

Surely a home win is on the cards today, and a clean sheet at that,

Don't want to exert any pressure on the boys here, but it looks like Dunfermline are cup specialists, with wins against Rangers Hearts & Partick, on the other hand there league form as there league position suggests is awfull.

Stats since the new year read played 8 Lost 5 Drawn 3 GF=2 GA=9 interestingly all their lost matches have been by the odd goal except the stuffing they got against Aberdeen 3-0

Over the coarse of the season they have managed to score 15 and concede 46 a massive GD of -31 in all away games thus far they have scored only 4 goals.

So lets hope that the kids scheme works well today and that we can go on and give them all something to want to come back for.  My prediction 2-0 ICT

[+Gringo]

I certainly wouldn't bank on it D. Pars are fighting for every point and we've lost interest after our defeat at Killie last week. Our last home against the Pars was also a struggle and only just managed a 1-0 win at the death. This isn't going to be as easy as most people think. Hope I'm wrong mind.

[RiG]

ICT and Dunfermline have served up the 2 worst games of the campaign so far with only the worlds worst goal getting us a win in the earlier home fixture.

This game is far from a guaranteed Home win.

[tm4tj]

I may have used turgid before I checked the dictionary.......................I'm not so sure now....

turgid

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tur·gid      /ˈtɜrdʒɪd/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[tur-jid] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation

–adjective 1. swollen; distended; tumid. 

2. inflated, overblown, or pompous; bombastic: turgid language. 

adjective

1.  ostentatiously lofty in style; "a man given to large talk"; "tumid political prose" [syn: bombastic] 

2.  abnormally distended especially by fluids or gas; "hungry children with bloated stomachs"; "he had a grossly distended stomach"; "eyes with puffed (or puffy) lids"; "swollen hands"; "tumescent tissue"; "puffy tumid flesh" 

hmmmnnn

would you believe it!

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turgid

turgid was Word of the Day on July 3, 2000.

just goes to show :003:

bombastic, that'll do nicely

[kencar]

Have to agree this has the potential to be a dreadful game  :006:

I hear Dunfermline are VERY physical under Kenny and it's seems to be rather windy which won't help the game.

[beachcomber]

This has all the makings of one for the masochists.

I haven't got anything better to do so can't justify not going.

[finmack]

Hope you did'nt put your shirt on this stonewall win ?

[Johnboy]

I certainly wouldn't bank on it D. Pars are fighting for every point and we've lost interest after our defeat at Killie last week. Our last home against the Pars was also a struggle and only just managed a 1-0 win at the death. This isn't going to be as easy as most people think. Hope I'm wrong mind.

You weren't wrong about that, Gringo.... Always tough playing against a team battling for survival.....especially when you've nothing much to play for....

[kencar]

Surely a home win is on the cards today, and a clean sheet at that,

Don't want to exert any pressure on the boys here, but it looks like Dunfermline are cup specialists, with wins against Rangers Hearts & Partick, on the other hand there league form as there league position suggests is awfull.

Stats since the new year read played 8 Lost 5 Drawn 3 GF=2 GA=9 interestingly all their lost matches have been by the odd goal except the stuffing they got against Aberdeen 3-0

Over the coarse of the season they have managed to score 15 and concede 46 a massive GD of -31 in all away games thus far they have scored only 4 goals.

So lets hope that the kids scheme works well today and that we can go on and give them all something to want to come back for.  My prediction 2-0 ICT

bet you feel a bit silly now  :016:

[Dmacca]

Surely a home win is on the cards today, and a clean sheet at that,

Don't want to exert any pressure on the boys here, but it looks like Dunfermline are cup specialists, with wins against Rangers Hearts & Partick, on the other hand there league form as there league position suggests is awfull.

Stats since the new year read played 8 Lost 5 Drawn 3 GF=2 GA=9 interestingly all their lost matches have been by the odd goal except the stuffing they got against Aberdeen 3-0

Over the coarse of the season they have managed to score 15 and concede 46 a massive GD of -31 in all away games thus far they have scored only 4 goals.

So lets hope that the kids scheme works well today and that we can go on and give them all something to want to come back for.  My prediction 2-0 ICT

bet you feel a bit silly now  :016:

I feel a complete ****, but aint gonna hide away, posted what i thoought was a reasonable and debatable topic, and ok i appreciate that the Pars are fighting for their lives but should we have been better or done a more professional job on them?

To think that up until yesterday in the SPL they had only managed 4 away goals, against us they virtually doubled that total and with no wins in i think 16 SPL games. Some questions have got to be asked.

Or did we play out of our skins and they were very lucky?