Raith_Raver
-
Posts
2,578 -
Joined
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Store
Posts posted by Raith_Raver
-
-
-
-
We've been forced to go attack, which is actually playing to our strengths. I'm not so pessimistic, as long as we don't get another Raith hating referee
.
0 -
3 hours ago, lichtie23 said:
Weather is set to be perfect so hopefully get a few extra bodies through the gate. Encouragement from kickoff for every player
Perfect for us too, from a playing point of view - it's the one thing going for us.
1 -
I remember that match against Dumbarton a couple of years ago when we had a complete defence out. We would normally have been expected to beat them but they won 2-0 with two simple goals. We tried to defend in that game instead of taking the game to them. On Saturday I reckon the best form of defence with a weal defence is to attack - we have a strong midfield and attacking options. I think we need to take the game to Arbroath, no massed defence this time.
-1 -
39 minutes ago, CALDERON said:
Nothing concrete, but Mcglynn hinted post game it didn't look as bad as first feared.
McDonald walk onto the pitch in the background during McGlynn's interview, as someone else has pointed out. Maybe a little of a hobble but nothing serious looking. And hopefully Berra's injury isn't too bad - he looked as if he was hoping to play on at first.
0 -
22 minutes ago, grumswall said:
What when the rules where different?
Apparently so....
0 -
8 hours ago, McGuigan1978 said:
Not sure I’d agree that Broadfoot deserved a red for that, but I appreciate I’m maybe in the minority here. It’s aggressive, but not violent, which should mean a yellow rather than a red.
Dougie Hill and Josh Falkingham immediately comes to mind:
0 -
2 hours ago, Yoss said:
I've only seen highlights but even I might go so far as to say that ref has not had a good day. Shades of Jim O'Hare.
The comparison with O'Hare came to my mind too.
0 -
If the SFA beaks ignore refereeing of this - to understate it - incompetence then they are as guilty and unfit for purpose as Steven.
1 -
I hope the HIghlights don't edit out the enormity what went on today.
0 -
38 minutes ago, sophia said:
I've already shared my view on his performance.
My question to you remains unanswered and if that remains the case, we can draw our own conclusions
Likewise, my views on the Davidson incident, Colin Steve and Turdorov are well recorded. The fact that you see nothing amiss allows me to draw my own conclusions. It's perfectly congruous that you support and defend the behaviour of a team that doesn't know the meaning of sport.
0 -
8 minutes ago, sophia said:
You're not now defending Iain Davidson are you?
You're not now defending Colin Steven are you?
0 -
1 minute ago, sophia said:
As for the "hard look", I rather think that they have done that and their collective performance today, in parts it must be said, was commendable indeed.
They're a shower of cheating b*****ds, dramatised everything to a sympathetic one sided referee who was willing to go along with it, just as he has done every time he's refereed the sides.
0 -
For a game of this importance there's not a lot of interest on here
Well I'm looking forward to it... 'Mon the Rovers and beat them for once.0 -
Defence apart I didn't expect Morton to be as shite as that.
0 -
That goalie, the guy saunters up the pitch like on a Sunday stroll and passes it into the net from 20 yards out.
0 -
'Mon the Mighty 'Ton - 'mon Gozie
0 -
14 minutes ago, TxRover said:
And you suggest?
Like, we keep McGlynn?
-1 -
1 hour ago, Ro Sham Bo said:
Yeah Murray is a name I would be considering, assuming Airdrie don't get promoted. There's no doubt that Ross would've played a big part in his success at Dumbarton but Murray has improved Airdrie every season he's been there and that can't be ignored.
You don't half talk shite at times.
-1 -
To all you uppity crowd who think we should be heading for the SPL, If it wasn't for McGlynn we'd likely still be down beside Falkirk, getting stuffed by Cove Rangers and Montrose.
0 -
I'd be thoroughly pissed off with the club if MGlynn and Smith aren't offered a new contacts.
-1 -
22 minutes ago, renton said:
For all it was a strange statement it was seemingly, the actual truth: He didn't play because he was physically broken.
At first I thought it was a cover story to save face; too bad he never got back to fitness.
-1 -
2 hours ago, Rovers1992/1993 said:
What he meant, presumably, was that Dick Campbell wouldn’t have seen the morale of the players/fans drop that low by signing Goodwillie.Is this from the other side of the moon - Dick Campbell not signing Goodwillie highlights that he's a better manager than McGlynn
1
Arbroath v Rovers
in Scottish Championship General Chatter
Posted
It's remarkable how many goals we lose from set pieces, corners especially but rarely score from any.