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Surely a decent bet would be young up and coming tactical genius Martin Canning. Ex Hibbee. Steeped in Hibbeeness. Worked wonders on a shoestring. Would devastate Accies fans across the globe but that's football.

Yummy Fur - Annan twice. And he's kept us up for three seasons not five. You can't count our first season as Neil's side accumulated such a points total as to make relegation virtually impossible. He might keep us up for his fourth season in a row...might. Some of the abuse has been OTT but his record since last January is indefensible and any other club would have made a change. But I don't want Imrie anywhere near the job. Jim Goodwin or Stewart Petrie for me but that would mean behaving like a normal football club so I can't see that happening.

Has anyone thought of singing "You're NOT getting sacked in the morning"? Having seen the TV footage, I would guess we had no more than 600 home fans. The crowd was actually 98 more than the second midweek win over them in 16/17 but maybe their support was less or more likely, the club are at it!

That was a proper strip too, really hate the current one. And back then you could have white shorts v white shorts away at Perth, whereas now we wear all-black for some reason.

I thought Stenny had a chance to win it? Not shown. Haha "Canning, canning get to f**k", loud and clear!

Not starting with one of the three shocks is typical Cup Sportscene. Counting Raith, Maybe not that big a shock but also a derby with a huge crowd.

Scored Rochdale's late late equaliser against Spurs last season and came in for Blackpool recently against Arsenal. Seen better days, bit heavy. Different to what we have though.

Ryan Tierney is almost 21. Not a kid anymore and he should be getting closer to the first team. He was loaned to Airdrie last season and scored two on his debut at Albion Rivers but he didn't seem to do much else. Maybe best for him to get away and get some first team action. Then again, Ross Cunningham is sitting on the bench a lot for Forfar.

Fair enough, but three seasons in the third tier is not to be sniffed at. More of a concern is what happened to all the gate money for healthy crowds against Airdrie, Ayr and Dunfermline? Why were you reduced to recruiting players from the third tier of the juniors? Does anyone know why the Dunlops opted to drop down a division?

Did they though? They built a much needed terrace that went on to accommodate the bigger crowds in the third tier. Should they not have bothered doing that or indeed winning League Two in 2015? Should they not have shown ambition in signing Alan Trouten? I think it's fair to say that the rot set in when they lost the Dunlop brothers in central defence. They were never properly replaced. Had they stayed, they would likely have been comfortable last season.

Played right back, looked half decent then was either injured or dropped and rarely played after that. Last I heard, was struggling to get a game at Hartlepool in the National League.

I started listening to this just as Livi won the penalty and listened agog( agog i tell you!) as the goals flew in every time Livi went up the pitch for the next eight minutes. But at no time did Rob MacLean or Houston or anybody else mention how close together they came. In the end it was five goals in fourteen minutes and I listened till the end and still this was never mentioned. They can't have covered many games over the years that had so many goals in such a short period, maybe it's just me but I thought that would have warranted a mention.

The National, and presumably The Herald too, say Adam Hammill's wonder goal was from fully 50 yards. Do they think pitches are only 100 yards in length?

The National twice says that Scotland are only one match from qualifying. As they take the bulk of their sports pages from The Herald, I'm assuming they are the same.

East Fife v Kilmarnock 1938 Scottish Cup final. Attendance: 92,716.

Nae bunnet, yer no gettin in!

I was at one of the last games Schaedler played, a 6-1 defeat for Dumbarton against Accies at Douglas Park (possibly the very last). I'm sure that wasn't anything to do with the tragedy of his death but it was a sad end to a fine career.

Pathetic wasn't it? Are they not allowed to show longer highlights if the match has been on Sky?

Scottish cringe. Do f**k off.

I was told we only got £250k for Hendrie, from a reliable source. i say only, that was still a great but of business.

I went along yesterday after not being able to make the Peterhead game. Rovers were a lot better than I'd anticipated. For me, the standout player was deservedly given MOTM, the young wing back Lawrence McMahon. Very promising. The one time he was badly caught out he instantly made up for it. McGeouch was good too and Gracie came the closest to scoring when he came on with a lovely turn and shot. Maybe Gracie and Cunningham would be a good option together although you'll probably tell me that's been tried already. Elgin were probably behind on possession but had the best efforts on goal. Potts made a brilliant save from Beattie and then there was the bizarre miss when goalie and defender collided, the player went round them, set up his team mate with an open goal except for one Rovers defender bang in the centre of it and he hits it straight at him! The programme is another very good effort but it really should have a list of fixtures. Nothing whatsoever about upcoming matches. Sad to see the crowd was only 275. I dread to think what it might be if you drop down. I wish you all the best for the rest of the season and I'll no doubt be back soon.

That Livi pitch! Looks far worse than the old Accies pitch, which was voted the country's worst. Every kick throws up many tyre particles. Looks horrible.

Another cracker. I saw that you were playing in red and thought that's a pity, after several great yellow adidas kits. Didn't care for the all red when I went to some Rovers games a few years back. I take it there was just a delay? Might be able to make it on Saturday, a Rovers goal would be nice!

His name's McMann. You haven't noticed this?

£250k.