Loki

Home to Aberdeen, then home to Motherwell, away to Livi, Home to Hibs and then away to Saintees would be ideal for our five. Hibs and Livi hopefully downed tools by that point.

I think my favourite blink and you’ll miss it player (although he was there for a few years) was Franck Escalon, just oozed class. The thing about all Coopers teams was they were just built to attack, you just never knew what you were going to get. Well apart from when we played Caley and it was always going to be 3-0 with Iain Stewart scoring.

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Alex Burke scored against St Mirren, but joined St Mirren afterwards. So wasn’t an ex player scoring at that point. I’m sure there are more. Marcus Fraser and Yohan Arquin scored against us playing for you guys.

I will have to give that a hard no, I was full on Tetris Effect mad playing that much chess. I did have two boards set up at home with each league game and in my lunch and break I would be practising moves. Plus putting all that practice in and still getting beat by you was disheartening

Anyway for the appointment of Don there was no one really else to consider. Thought it would be Derek or Don last time, so there is only one choice now. A good opportunity for him and hope he does well. Understands the club and has attended matches since he was kid. Being ballboy at our record win against St Cuthbert Wanderers.

Totally agree. To be technical we are all on the Autistic spectrum. To be diagnosed with ASD you have to test high in three different factors. Social interaction is only one of those. I have undergone autistic testing and scored highly in the systemisation and routine aspect, but low on the others. If we all took a test we will find that we all share traits associated with ASD, but at no point would anyone be close to being diagnosed with one factor. If anyone is interested in autism and finding out more can look up the work of Simon Baron-Cohen (cousin of Sasha).

So you’re saying he wait until the end of the season before taking it?

Quite possibly the worst appointment in Ross County’s history. Since that interview against Dundee it’s been an utter car crash. it started pretty well to be honest, the team looked remarkably more solid and cohesive. Then BOOM. He fucked it. In his last tenure there were issues with Grant Munro, Paul Lawson, Mikey Fraser, Sean Higgins etc but he just hasn’t changed at all. So what name will Roy pull out of his tombola now? His only other signature move is steal someone from Caley.

That’s definitely the best use of a hand since Diego Maradona.

I watched Groundhog Day. I forgot how good Bill Murray is in it. Listening to Sonny and Cher and having to meet Ned Ryerson everyday would drive me insane. A very good film, and quite possibly Egon Spengler's best work as a director. 8/10.

I think it was a combination of Medvedev just being unable to continue at the level due to running out of steam and Sinner coming into the match. No one in history has ever been on court as long as Medvedev in his Australian Open run. Much like Murray his exertions in getting to the final probably robbed him of the chance of performing at the highest level. Edited to add: Sinner deserves much credit for just sticking in there and believing that he would do it. Once he broke in that third set, it felt to me like the many matches Andy turned around. The I’ve got you now moments.

Medvedev becomes the only player in history to lose two Slam finals from two sets up. Now has lost five slam finals from six. Sinner was superb in the end, he couldn’t cope with Medvedev’s disruptive brilliance and then took Medvedev’s legs away much like Novak has done to so many of his victims in Australia. He was absolutely ruthless against Novak and has been incredible the last six months. That was the first ever completed slam match where Novak never made a break point. In the women’s side Sabalenka is just relentless. Her mental demons are just slowly disappearing, and her pressure on Gauff after what happened at the US Open was great to see. It’s difficult to think that two years ago she would double fault fifteen times a match. Andy Murray returns to action tonight against Benoit Paire. Probably the biggest waste of talent tennis has ever seen. He’ll be wanting to put behind his awful display at the Australian Open.

It will be due to waterlogging rather than being a frozen pitch.

I’d imagine Adams was emotive as he hates losing, and can be one of the biggest whiners ever. So a large part of that interview should be taken with a pinch of salt. However, having seen what he does many times, he is angling for a bigger budget to be given to him in January. McGregor would have heard him loud and clear and will no doubt give him more money. Comments were over the top but I thought he was slagging the squad he has inherited.