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PJ, Neill and Hetherington almost always start. Devine is probably first choice too, but regularly misses out through injury. Big Sammon has started on the bench for several weeks now; possibility he may start this one IMO, with Wales back to Kilmarnock as he gives us more physical presence than Ally Roy and that may be the way Andy Graham chooses to go. In fact I'm curious to see whether Andy sticks with his usual line up or tweaks things specifically for Motherwell. He may also see the game as an opportunity to give guys returning from injury some game time (e.g, Robbo, LD).

Thought you'd be keeping your head down re penalties.

You always sound like you're having a whale of a time. Never rated him!

Buchanan out, but Andy G has kept changes to a minimum with Taylor Steven in as, presumably, a straight swap. Good to see LD, Robbo and Debayo all on the bench, plus Scougs also obviously. Disappointed Connelly starts for QotS as he's capable of causing problems.

"Operation Prosperity Guardian."

Can't make the game due to a family commitment. Pity as I like going to Palmerston, perhaps not surprisingly. Wonder if Ally Roy will start? I suspect not if everyone is fit. Our bench could potentially look as strong as it has all season. Hopefully we can keep our recent form going and keep it tight at the back (still a bit of a concern). I'm going one all.

Well done Kev. Nice little narrative too.

Poor stuff.

Siouxsie and the Banshees.

It would be crazy to drop either of those two IMO, they are the heart beat of the team. I'd always start Kev though - it's one of the best things Andy G has done so far, playing him regularly and getting him involved more centrally. Tbh I'd start him over Scougs - his end product is much better. I think it should be pointed out also that Brian Rice was far from the only manager who failed to get the most out of the wee man, although he did indeed take it to extreme lengths.

Just a dip in form, m8. Needing to work harder on the training ground IMO.

I thought it was more than that.

Never mind lads, you've got us at Palmerston next Saturday. What could possibly go wrong?

That's Callumn Morrison, m8.

I thought Edinburgh competed really well today and that was the main reason the game was a close one. We deserved the win despite at times being a bit loose. Overall I liked that the team kept trying to play football and create something that way rather than just resorting to lumping balls forward or into the box. It was fitting that Kev got the equaliser as he looked our most likely option to create a goal; Cammy's crosses being our other main threat. Wales did well again and both Roy and Steven brought plenty to our attacking efforts; one or both will likely start next week I think (especially if Buchanan is injured). Defence was OK and Stevie H/Kurtis did what they do in the middle, which is a lot. Good three points and keeps us in the mix for fourth place.

Me too. I can't bear to watch the programme.

Those odds do seem ridiculous, even for Edinburgh's situation. If Brian Rice was still manager, I'm sure there are a few Wasps fans who would be tempted to have a wager on an away win.

Brilliant! At least that means Livi won't be coming in for Kev.

Not sure Brian Rice sees himself as a romantic, but it's a good point. I agree with you re PJ. I wonder if playing behind a more settled defence may reduce the number of his dodgy days though.

Good luck to Bradley Rodden at Stenny, I hope he does well there. I'm sure @Francesc Fabregas will be delighted they've signed him.

About five past three?

Blether, wee chat.....all sounds very casual.

Cheeky!

For a selection of top TV shows of all time, there's a surprising (or perhaps not) number of half decent only shows selected. And that's without the boring concentration on programmes from the last ten to twenty years. ETA Breaking Bad may well be the most overrated TV show of all time.

This is painfully bad.